I have always loved these speakers, but the upgrades have me hearing things I haven't heard in years deep within some of my favorite tracks. Not wanting to try soldering myself, I removed the horns and the crossovers and sent everything to Crites to rebuild the crossover and put in the upgraded titanium diaphrams in the horns.Total cost was $200 shipped back to my door. I have kept these in pristine condition other than playing them really loud for two decades. I still have my vintage 1986 Klipsch KG4's that I purchased new, but they had become a bit dull in the mids and one horn seemed to slightly clip. You will spend hours and hours enjoying music and your ROI will be very high. I have the KG4 as my rear speakers, the heresy as my front pair, with a Klipsch subwoofer and 2 Klipsch bookshelf for front sides. I was surprised to learn that Dolly Parton (Country singer) wrote Whitney Houston (R&B singer) biggest hit! As part of a complete system I’m building, it is an experience (listening to vinyl, and CD’s instead of the low quality mp3). Given these things, it’s really not fair to just state a speaker is “good or bad”.įor my listening preferences, Jazz, Classical, and some Blues, R&B Soul, and yes “Country”, these KG4’s are excellent. I learned about soundstage, positioning and a whole host of other factor which SHOULD be considered. I compared my KG4’s to other systems he add, and I learned how different speakers respond to different music choices. I spent 2 hours just talking about audio systems before we even got to why I was there - to purchase the Klipsch KG4 pair. That all said, I presently can’t afford to pursue audio to learn, experience and share like he does. The gentleman literally has every high end system, McIntosh, Polk, Definitive, Klipsch, Vintage Sansui, Technics, Marantz, Pioneer and more. I purchased my KG4’s from an Audiophile and serious collector.

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