Heresy III Floorstanding Speaker - Klipsch
Heresy III. Floorstanding Speaker. Because of its relatively "compact" size, this model offers the greatest degree of placement flexibility in the Heritage Series line. First introduced in 1957, the Heresy, a three-way design, started out as a compact center channel speaker to accompany the Klipschorn® in three-speaker stereo arrays.
Heresy III Special Edition Heresy III Floorstanding Speaker… - Klipsch
The Heresy III offers a 99 dB sensitivity, delivering smooth, dynamic and low distortion, while using less power than other similarly-sized speakers. Designed & Assembled in the U.S. Made to Rock Everywhere.
Heresy III Floorstanding Speaker - Klipsch
A three-way design using horn-loaded Titanium diaphragm midrange and high frequency compression drivers. Direct-radiating 12-inch woofer for powerful low frequencies. 99 dB sensitivity delivers smooth, dynamic and low distortion sound. Available in a high-quality Black Ash, Cherry, or Walnut wood veneer finish. Designed & assembled in the USA.
Klipsch Heresy III Speaker Review. I’m floored and here is why…
Dec 27, 2017 · THE KLIPSCH HERESEY III. Is it the most misunderstood speaker in the Klipsch lineup? Sitting next to my $399 Wharfedale Denton speakers (best deal in HiFi for 2017), the Hersey III’s look much larger, and amazingly nice and deliver a MASSIVE WALL OF SOUND that no bookshelf ever could.
Klipsch Heresy III Loudspeaker - The Absolute Sound
Nov 26, 2012 · In any case, rest assured that the Heresy III had no trouble at all partnering with a 2.5Wpc SET amplifier, making it the most sensitive speaker in my house. The midrange uses an exponential horn while the tweeter is coupled to a tractrix horn, the better choice at high frequencies due to reduced beaming.
Klipsch Heresy III Loudspeaker - TONEAudio MAGAZINE
Klipsch Heresy III Loudspeaker. Incredible Balance. While the original design of the Magnepan MMG harkens back to 1969, Klipsch goes back even further, to 1946, when it took a unique path for high-performance speaker design: the loaded horn. Beginning with the legendary Klipschorn—inspired by large horn speakers used in theaters—Klipsch ...
Don't back down: Klipsch Heresy III speakers - CNET
Dec 21, 2013 · At less than 24 inches tall, the Klipsch Heresy III is the shortest floor-standing speaker I've ever tested. Don't let its diminutive stature fool you. This speaker can outrun many a...
Klipsch Heresy III Review - Our Updated In Depth Review
Klipsch has worked on the classic design and introduced the new Heresy III as a modern take on the time-tested design that uses new titanium diaphragm compression driver, large-magnet tweeter and more powerful woofer to deliver an up-to-date sound. It also comes with dual speaker inputs to allow bi-amping or bi-wiring for greater performance.
Klipsch Heresy III (Heritage Cherry) - Crutchfield
Since then, Klipsch has tweaked and fine-tuned this classic design to create the Heresy III. A more powerful woofer, large-magnet titanium diaphragm tweeter, and new titanium diaphragm midrange compression driver all work together to give this speaker a thoroughly up-to-date sound, housed in a cool, decidedly vintage-looking design.
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Klipsch Heresy III (Black Ash) Floor-standing speaker at Crutchfield
Klipsch also added dual speaker inputs to allow bi-wiring or bi-amping for even greater performance levels. And they increased the Heresy's already high-efficiency design by 3 dB to an impressive 99 dB — making them an excellent choice for low- and medium-powered tube amps.
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