Klipsch Heritage Range

I e had Heresy’s  and they are quite good and imo the gem of the lower priced Heritage line. They are like mini LaScala’s and with that tilt up fill  the room better IMO then  the other smaller horn speakers in that line gone are the harsh upper end of klipsch past. The new ones are smoother all around and much more detailed. Ive not heard a forte in any version so can not comment there sorry. 

@simna

 I am not saying they are a perfect fit. My comment was directed more at the two members who posted directly above me. I will say that they do justice to all genres of music, at least to my ears.

@ozzy62 

OK. I see. I'm just trying so hard to find a speaker that's easy to drive and works with all music genres I like. From classical, blues, rock, progressive rock and more.

I have a pair of 74 H-1's that were my brothers and rebuilt them with crossovers, and all drivers from Crites speakers. I am very happy with my modest system and these speakers. I listen mostly to jazz of all types, some rock, classical, new age, etc. Awaiting a Decware UFO to test the tube waters....

I have spent a little over a week with the Forte IV and it is quite good.  I don’t listen to classical but they have impressed me with any material I’ve thrown at them.  I don’t think they have the pitch definition of a Cornwall down low but I turned my sub off the first few nights of listening. They sound BIG,  and with great material sound extends well beyond the speaker.  I’m trying not to listen to them too critically because number one they are so fun to listen to and (2) I’m trying to get away from analyzing equipment and enjoying the music.  
I think these speakers will let me do that.   The midrange driver is much improved,  I listened to IIIs and liked them, I would have taken them home if they had them I Cherry. But  I’m glad my timing, and luck allowed me to get a pair of IVs.