Klipsch Heritage Range

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Do you like classical music? Does it sound as good as jazz and rock? 

Unfortunately I don't listen to classical so I can't answer that but they did not disappoint when playing material I thought most  speakers struggle with.  

Last year, on a whim, I picked up an old pair of Forte II from Craigslist. At the time, my main speakers were Harbeth SHL5+.

I was blown away by how good they were, this prompted me to acquire Forte III--which ultimately replaced my Harbeth.

Contrary to everything I heard about them, the Klipsch are not overly bright, they are not fatiguing, but they are wildly enjoyable speakers. An immense bargain for the price I paid.

I’d like to move up the CW IV at some point, their physical size is the only thing holding me back.

I also don’t listen to classical music, so can’t offer any insight there.

I have owned the Heresy IV for about three weeks.  I’ve had several pairs of speakers over the last few years and I am really enjoying the H4.  They are forward, but in a good way.  They are really fun to listen to and I think they provide a blend of detail and a natural sound that really works in my setup.  I’m not a classical music listener, but these are the first speakers that I have owned that sound great with every genre and artist that I have listened to. From singer/songwriter to rock and roll to Tool, it’s all sounded great to my ears.  For me, the H4 is a keeper.

Right.....they are fun and engaging .....   I miss my H3,  I would have liked to keep them but ......