Are horns and hi-eff designs becoming more popular

I built 2 rooms for audio in my new home. One large other 13 1/2ft x 15 3/4 11ft H peak this has my corner horn rig with 8 -15in 4 per front horn I use as a office listening room. Other rooms 20 x 30 designed for horns 8 ft-12ft H some of my bass horns I designed to couple to room so room becomes a bass horn. Maybe talk your wife into a custom designed home only way to get a room thats right:)

I do have visions of adding an additional optimally designed (for sound) room to my house someday.

In the meantime, I've learned to become pretty adept at experimentation and adapting my equipment to the rooms I have to work with.

I'm very lucky these days in that I can go into any of 5 rooms and also out on my deck on a beautiful day, and be very satisfied with each of the various listening experiences.

Mapman I have a friend who had a set of Khorns in a trailer and it is STILL the best system I have ever heard. His amp was 20k or so but still sounded great. I have had my Lascala's over the years in large and small rooms and say that is one good thing about Klipsch (horn style) is they sound so good at LOW volumes. I think people see those big speakers and think they need to be loud but I do not find that to be the case.

Volleyguy,

Call me crazy or a romantic or whatever, but I still retain my visions of proudly owning Klipschorns someday!

Thanks.

Mapman look into Altecs a bit better than Klipsch and more affordable.