Klipsch Cornwall IV

Nothing to do with snobbery...you increase risks when you buy/try to sell a polarizing sound (lock yourself out from a percentage of buyers, by default).

Some flaws of some these Klipsches can be fixed, but, not everyone may put the time into it.

If it was a fabulous heirloom speaker as is, you would keep it, wouldn’t you? (Not be trying to sell it and whine because you got low ball'd or whatever)

Yes, I realize there's lots of Klipsch hate out there. Klipsch certainly doesn't have the audiophile snob appeal that others have. However, Cornwall IVs have gotten many rave reviews recently. My pair is up for sale not for any reason except I need to raise some cash. 

@jasonbourne71 

The Klipsch Cornwall is a flawed poor-sounding speaker in all its iterations. There are better speakers available for less money.

 

While I agree with you, this might not be the best thread to post that.

Fyi, there is also a FB group called the Horn Loudspeaker Forum....for horn dudes (21k members worldwide, i believe)...just a tip. 

You have to know what to feed the Cornwall to get goodness out of it.

CWs, all iterations, could drastically use some tweaking to rid them of their nasties. Every Klipsch I have worked on has improved significantly and cannot be duplicated by other speakers at the price ranges, doing what they do best. I am a devotee, for sure. There are a few posters above whom I just cannot respect, and I believe they know who they are. My best! MrD.