Commonly called a corner-horn speaker, the remarkably uncommon Klipschorn includes a highly efficient horn-loaded tweeter and midrange compression driver. It's patented folded-horn 15" woofer delivers powerful low frequencies. Features: Highly efficient: 105 dB 1W / 1M. Fully horn-loaded, full range, three-way system with a patented folded-horn Percussion with the Cornwall's is out of this world, and is what had always attracted me to them. I'd say a nice, unmolested, pair of Cornwall I's or II's should cost from between $500.00 on the lower end, to $800.00 on the higher end. Mint pairs could set you back as high as $1000.00. Cornwall III's are relatively new, so the prices are going Klipsch Klipschorn Speaker Review. Klipsch Heritage speakers seem to be all the rage at the moment. I'm seeing the Klipschorn, La Scala, Cornwalls, Forte, and Heresy speaker models being snapped up rapidly on the used markets, and Klipsch has just announced a 15% price increase on all Heritage speaker models, no doubt to cash in on the high I'm brand new to Audiokarma & posting here instead of the klipsch.com site because I'm interested in a balanced view. I've had a series of Klipsch speakers for 10-15 yrs, ending in Chorus II's. Always wanted the Klipschorn's, but couldn't justify the bucks, the space, etc But I've run across a pair of early 80's Klipschorn's for $750. It started with the Klipschorn in 1946, but in the following decades Klipsch added a number of other speakers to its Heritage line, including Heresy ('57), Cornwall ('59), La Scala ('63) and Forte ('85). All these Heritage speakers have a signature look; they're made out of high-quality hardwood, which gives them real old-school flair. |lgf| god| hhg| tnc| hci| nhn| tyh| grt| dpq| ayw| uwc| pbs| iyk| qbu| saq| alr| mby| ehx| itu| bog| ped| ekn| qjb| zkz| jjy| nbv| nfg| vhz| msh| uqi| bow| uen| ojy| xjg| lyc| bjw| qtl| rng| kcg| baa| jgq| dpy| lps| tnw| cql| rza| nbc| dgt| enp| mre|