REVIEW by Dick Olsher Nov 26, 2012 A A A You might be wondering what is so heretical about the $1700 Heresy III, the most affordable model in Klipsch’s Heritage line. The original design was introduced circa 1957 as a center channel for a pair of Klipschorns, although the name was ...
when he played Information Society's "What's On Your Mind (Pure Energy)" through his brand-new Klipsch Heresy IIs. Uncle John did three things at this listening session that turned 12-year-old me into the audiophile I am today: he played music I liked, ...
I have the KG4 as my rear speakers, the heresy as my front pair, with a Klipsch subwoofer and 2 Klipsch bookshelf for front sides. The experience is amazing. You will spend hours and hours enjoying music and your ROI will be very high. ...
—Mark Craven, Hi-Fi News, Highly Commended review "The Klipsch Heresy IV has a lineage that can be proved by DNA testing, a look that's barely changed over half a century, and unlike many famous [brands] that are trading on their former glories, the Heresy IV is still manufactured in...
Klipschorn AK6 and—biggest and newest of all—the Jubilee.Heritageis certainly an apt name for this line-up, as the Klipschorn has been in constant production since 1946 and the Heresy since 1957. The La Scala was introduced in 1963, the year of my birth—and I like to think of my...