Klipsch Heresy III Three-Way Horn-Loaded Loudspeaker with 12-Inch Subwoofer (Cherry)

OK; the Heresy III speakers are a love/hate entity. I love them; the supposed lack of bass is overcome by placement against the back wall, near a corner, at least for me. They will never "thump", but bass tones are apparent, strong and clear. More...

The previous reviewer condemns these speakers for using mdf. This is a mistaken opinion. All fine wood bodied speakers are built using mdf, it has a resonant frequency which is predictable and well below twenty hertz. These are really efficient...

I had a pair years ago, sounded great and built like a tank with Birch Plywood, Just got a pair and they are half the speaker they used to be, i.e. they still sound great, but they are built like crap using MDF and glue guns. Save your money and buy a...

I purchased my 1st pair of Klipsch Heresy speakers in the mid-seventies in Alberta, Canada. I sold them due to my move to Kailua, Hawaii. At 52 lbs. each, moving them was NOT an option for me at the time. I replaced them last week after having owned...

I gave the Heresy high marks for features because it offers two sets of connections for biamping, a magnetically attached grill and a nice base that tilts the speakers up. Biamping is using two different amps to drive the speakers, one to the low end...

high quality speakers for music lovers

As a life long musician I always longed for better audio system speakers. I am totally thrilled with my new Klipsch Heresy III speakers. While they may not have the same low bass extension as the much larger Cornwall, they still are so much better than...

19+ years old and still working perfectly

Heresy III

As a life long musician I always longed for better audio system speakers. I am totally thrilled with my new Klipsch Heresy III speakers. While they may not have the same low bass extension as the much larger Cornwall, they still are so much better than...