Any opinions about Klipsch KLF30's? (big ones)
Posted by Dan Ingler on September 29, 1998 at 23:16:40:
In Reply to: Any opinions about Klipsch KLF30's? (big ones) posted by tommy smith on September 23, 1998 at 17:36:16:
SWEET! That is the same setup I have. I went ahead abd bought the ksw300 but hardly notice it even exists!!! Tell me about your electronics and your calbles!!
I am using the Onkyo 939 and inexpensive Phoenix Gold wire. I would love to find a mellow wire to help settle down the highs. Onkyo is typically a bright receiver, that teamed up with the Klipsch horns thins out the midrange a bit.
By the way, Cory, I would gladly recommend the Klipsch. Listen carefully and extensively. If you are still impressed after an hour or so of constant listening then give them a try. Just make sure that you can get your money back after a couple of weeks of trying them out in your own home.Dan Ingler
: : I just heard these the other day at a local audio dealer and holy !@#$ were they awesome! Quite large, I know, but I do have the space if need be. At $1000 bucks a piece, are they a good speaker? I'm not an expert, but I know what I hear... Any thoughts on these speakers or others would be appreciated.
: I own the klf-30s for my fronts and the matching klfc7 center and the new ksps6s for surounds- this system kicks ass. movies and music are very dynamic and soundtracks come alive- this is the closest thing to a true theater in a home- these speakers really crank- I'd say go for it- you will not be dissappointed, believe me.
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