The CW IV is a step up over the Forte IV, if it is affordable, and easier, acoustically, to place in a room....ime
To all Klipsch Heritage fans
Likely going to purchase Klipsch Forte IV. Would opt for Cornwall IV but space may or may not be a factor. If not, then it’s the Corns.
Two part question: if I have to opt for the Forte IV I’ll be happy. Question is: how many folks out there find placing these 1’ or less from the front wall satisfying? I’ve seen a ton of YouTube videos and most people claim they had to pull them out a good 3-4 ft out; however, the majority of those reviewers had bare wood floors, no wonder, the bass must have very boomy. I have thick carpet so I know it will tame it down significantly. I prefer to set them up along the long wall so I have little wiggle room to pull them out; on the other hand, placing them along the short wall will give me 3-4 ft of play from the rear wall.
Question two; The Cornwall IV. I can get these only if I opt for my system and tv along the short wall. What say anyone regarding Klipsch Cornwall vs Crites Speaker CS Style B Cornwalls? I’ve got no problem putting wood veneer on them myself. The Crites crossovers look impressive and higher end than Klipsch (sorry Klipsch, but it does). Thoughts welcome. Cheers and thanks.
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Volti also sells replacement/upgrade Klipsch Belle and KHorn drivers here I also own Volti Rivals. |
My previous Forte 3's from some years back were about 18" from rear wall and were not accompanied by subs (I didn't own any.) I found the rear passive bass driver to be rather enchanting, and they image better than the Cornwall 4's but did not have the gravitas and space filling presence of the Cornwalls. The Forte 4's are probably a step up from the 3's. |
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