Re: New Quad: MCA vs Polydor... (fwd)

>I'm not starting any arguments because I wasn't putting down Klipsch.  
>From my tastes I've found their horn tweeters to give a brighter sound 
>than some speakers, and I like that coupled with the right amp.

Ian:

For my money, no speaker I've heard can touch Klipsh...but of course, that
also has to do with what people are looking for. I have a friend who loves
his Boston Acoustics...not a top of the line company (I probably gave that
impression in the last note, but didn't mean to), but a good one
nonetheless...and I find that it sounds too unnatural and "sweet" for my
tastes. I like an acoustic player (for instance) to sound as if he/she's
playing right in front of me...and that's what I get.
One thing I can say about Klipsh: even after 9 years, they still surprise me
when I'm listening. You know, the way a new set of speakers do when you
first get them? These still sound fresh and new.



                   Cheers                   ML

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