I have been enjoying my old Cornwall's sice 1992 and have never heard any other Audiophile Level Speaker that come close. The BEST thing I have given myself is these Cornwalls.
Finally. I was looking for a DALLAS dealer for months. Almost flew to KY last month to listen to Cornwalls but didn’t have enough time before leaving US again. I’ll be back in January for a listen!
Have you already reached out to the office? We’ve been selling those units like crazy. They work very well for Home Theater and for to channel listening
I am running in my new Cornwall IVs. I have about 20 hrs on them and they the most musical speakers I have heard beating out long term favorites Stenheim Alumine three and Accapella Cellini! If you are a serious music lover start with the Cornwall IVs. Sorry to be so blunt! Cheers 😊
Hey guys, I think there was a bit of confusion about the black rings around the magnets. They are not for shipment, they are meant to be left in place. The magnet sits up against the screw, even if you remove the rings, the magnet will still sit up against the screw and not change the depth of the grill cover mounting position. The rings create stability and dampening. Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much my friend. Yeah we really think Klipsch is one of the best out there. I could sit and listen to these Cornwall’s for hours. I can’t wait to get the La Scalas installed.
I own a pair of KG 4.5s that I bought back in 1995 when I was stationed in England. After 6 moves (by movers who didn't know or care) the cabinets are starting to fall apart. I love these speakers, but I can't bring myself to spend almost spend 7K for a pair of Corwalls. And to be honest once you've been spoiled with a Heritage series Klipsch product, the other Klipsch lines that are made in China can't hold a candle to what I'm used too. Unfortunately my budget is guiding me to look elsewhere for replacement front speakers. I'm leaning towards the KEF Q950s. Any thoughts?
Are you near our DFW showroom? I’d recommend the Klipsch Forte IV at that price point. I have calibrated the KEF units. Decent but the Forte is on another level. Feel free to set up a call with our lead designer Warren. We will take care of you. 214.600.4144. divineavinc@gmail
Hey Naveen. It really depends on the youth case. If you have a 2.39 screen, I would suggest the Epson. If you have a 120 inch or below, I would suggest a 5000es. I don’t see the need to go to the 590
They are nice but soo over priced. You could buy the drivers and ply wood, and get amplifiers, dsp for this amount. Also buy the tools and glue to put them together and still have some money left over to buy room treatment.
They are a little bit pricey but you have to remember that they are being built in the original Klipsch factory to original Paul W Klipsch standards. The lead engineer Roy worked along side Paul W Klipsch for 20 years. It’s sort of like building a kit car Lamborghini versus owning the real thing
@@Carl-bd1rf call us if you’re interested. Those things are ridiculously good. Even with that crown amplifier, we were blown away. We have our NAD amps coming in the next couple of weeks. divineavinc@gmail
I have been enjoying my old Cornwall's sice 1992 and have never heard any other Audiophile Level Speaker that come close.
The BEST thing I have given myself is these Cornwalls.
Finally. I was looking for a DALLAS dealer for months. Almost flew to KY last month to listen to Cornwalls but didn’t have enough time before leaving US again. I’ll be back in January for a listen!
Have you already reached out to the office? We’ve been selling those units like crazy. They work very well for Home Theater and for to channel listening
I am running in my new Cornwall IVs. I have about 20 hrs on them and they the most musical speakers I have heard beating out long term favorites Stenheim Alumine three and Accapella Cellini! If you are a serious music lover start with the Cornwall IVs. Sorry to be so blunt! Cheers 😊
We are even using them as part of a 20 channel system with Trinnov. Fantastic
@@DivineAV Wow incredible! Good luck with your set ups!😊
Hey guys, I think there was a bit of confusion about the black rings around the magnets. They are not for shipment, they are meant to be left in place. The magnet sits up against the screw, even if you remove the rings, the magnet will still sit up against the screw and not change the depth of the grill cover mounting position. The rings create stability and dampening. Thanks for watching!
you guys rock!!! many thanks for elevating Klipsch to its proper hifi level!!
Thank you so much my friend. Yeah we really think Klipsch is one of the best out there. I could sit and listen to these Cornwall’s for hours. I can’t wait to get the La Scalas installed.
I have the Cornwall 4 and love them
Congratulations, excellent choice. We were blown away
Keepers of the sound.
Those are some nice speakers! I have a set of RF7-II's my self. I want one of those Klipsch light up sigs, where can I get one ?
We’ve had a lot of requests like that. I’ll talk to my distributor and see what I can do
@@DivineAV thank you so much! Love your videos, great work.
@@jeffmorefield thanks buddy
I own a pair of KG 4.5s that I bought back in 1995 when I was stationed in England. After 6 moves (by movers who didn't know or care) the cabinets are starting to fall apart.
I love these speakers, but I can't bring myself to spend almost spend 7K for a pair of Corwalls. And to be honest once you've been spoiled with a Heritage series Klipsch product, the other Klipsch lines that are made in China can't hold a candle to what I'm used too.
Unfortunately my budget is guiding me to look elsewhere for replacement front speakers. I'm leaning towards the KEF Q950s. Any thoughts?
Are you near our DFW showroom? I’d recommend the Klipsch Forte IV at that price point. I have calibrated the KEF units. Decent but the Forte is on another level. Feel free to set up a call with our lead designer Warren. We will take care of you. 214.600.4144. divineavinc@gmail
@@DivineAV unfortunately I'm not close to DFW. although I do have another great resource here with Audio Advice being close to me.
@@nectros8452 Yeah, they are good guys
Khorns are my favorite!
Yea, they just need a lot of space
Naveen sahni from India
Epson ls12000b vs sony vw590es vs
Xw5000es bast which one
Hey Naveen. It really depends on the youth case. If you have a 2.39 screen, I would suggest the Epson. If you have a 120 inch or below, I would suggest a 5000es. I don’t see the need to go to the 590
Thank you 👍
How do they compare to the real cinema lcr?
They are nice but soo over priced. You could buy the drivers and ply wood, and get amplifiers, dsp for this amount. Also buy the tools and glue to put them together and still have some money left over to buy room treatment.
They are a little bit pricey but you have to remember that they are being built in the original Klipsch factory to original Paul W Klipsch standards. The lead engineer Roy worked along side Paul W Klipsch for 20 years. It’s sort of like building a kit car Lamborghini versus owning the real thing
You want the best, you pay for it.
That is a stupid argument that can be applied to anything.
Not even remotely close to Khorns or the new Jubilees.
We sell all of them. You’re right, it gets better and better higher up in the lineup. But these are definitely very good speakers!
Given the Khorns and jubilees won’t fit my room I’ll bet the Cornwalls are remotely close!😜
@@Carl-bd1rf call us if you’re interested. Those things are ridiculously good. Even with that crown amplifier, we were blown away. We have our NAD amps coming in the next couple of weeks. divineavinc@gmail
@@DivineAV
I’m using a NAD original 3020 with my original Forte 1’s!!
Old school😜😜.
In either performance or price.