Thanks for clearing that up Steve. I've been forced to put some of my speakers in less than ideal positions, but whenever possible I get them out into the room. I had some Klipsch KLF-30s that got moved into my bedroom for a while and were right up against the wall and just a couple of feet from the foot of my bed. Far from ideal, but I wasn't playing them at high volumes in there and they actually sounded quite good. I sold them recently to free up the space. That was one of the few times when I struggled to let some of my gear go, they were great speakers (at their price point).
I have some Heresy I speakers from the mid-80's that I've upgraded with Crites crossovers, tweeters, and woofers. They are fun speakers and easy to listen to. They don't have the detail, soundstage, or imaging of my Harbeth speakers, but they are really good. I've heard some of the newer Klipsch Heritage speakers, but not the newer Heresy. I wondered if adding ports to them would be a good thing or not, sounds like it's a good move on the part of Klipsch.
I have some Heresy I speakers from the mid-80's that I've upgraded with Crites crossovers, tweeters, and woofers. They are fun speakers and easy to listen to. They don't have the detail, soundstage, or imaging of my Harbeth speakers, but they are really good. I've heard some of the newer Klipsch Heritage speakers, but not the newer Heresy. I wondered if adding ports to them would be a good thing or not, sounds like it's a good move on the part of Klipsch.