Klipsch!. The worst speaker company, EVER?


His passionate hatred for Heresy's and other Klipsch speakers made me laugh.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BELSPBZyoCI
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The following comment is mostly rhetorical and possibly mildly comedic in nature, and not worthy of reply, thus saving the reader from having to think about it much if at all:

What is the number of people happily modding Heresy IIIs? I need to know...If there are "cheap caps" and "bad horns" (put there by corrupt Klipsch technicians caving to the Cheap Cap and Bad Horn lobby) in my almost stock (mid horns damped with dampy stuff, which may have improved something...can't remember) Heresy IIIs it's possibly a miracle they manage to sound as excellent as they do. Modded Heresy IIIs ("updated" pre 2006 versions excepted for the purpose of this post), although discussed on forums like this one, are certainly a tiny fraction of the numbers sold to people "happily" enjoying them (but are they really happy?). It's also worth noting that reviewers who report positively about Heresy IIIs haven't modded their review samples. I haven't heard new Klipschorns as I don't care about them...too big, and I got that sort of thing out of my system with the A7s I owned years ago...but I have heard new Heresy, Forte, and Cornballs that sound great in stock form.
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Apologies to anyone who read my now deleted post and may have thought it was aimed at someone as a derogatory comment.
I made reference, in a state of nostalgia, to an actual product that I saw being sold by a Klipsh dealer "back in the day" It was a plane white spray can, ostensibly from Klipsh, that had a large "BS" spelled out on it.
It was alleged to be Paul Klipsh's response to those who felt they had a better product or idea than his Klipshhorns.
One more thing about how horrible Klipsch is....  I had a bad mid driver and instead of just sending the diaphram they sent the whole drive unit.  I then bought a diaphram from Simply Speakers and now have a new driver on deck should anything ever happen down the road.   
Years ago a friend had me listen to his system w LaScalas and it was an OMG experience! We were young & so was Hi End audio. It opened me to the possibilities of great,(to me) sounding gear. Have been enjoying music ever since.