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it depends on the brand , Crown have very special Class-D chip amps that sound fantastic with fewer parts that can fail

definitely

excellent choice

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it can be fixed

you can always buy a set of Heresy of any generation and use them in conjunction with the CW 3 , that would be the ideal setup for better vocals , there is no need to replace the CW 3 , but only to supplement it with better sound

you cant compare a Cornwall with a Heresy , these are 2 different speakers , the Heresy is hands down the best speaker for Vocals , period , because it's a Studio Monitor style speaker for crisp and detailed HF .

Definitely , the 3 way Heresy is a phenomenal speaker.....any generation

great choice

buy another used nHK AVR with a trigger port.

we need pictures of the labels at the back of your klipsch speakers

definitely , the Cornwall IV has the same midrange driver as the Heresy IV + the advantage of a much larger midrange horn , here's a video showing the CW IV going head to head with the JBL 4367 Studio monitors worth 3 x the price

the Cornwall III is pretty close to a Heresy III as both speakers share the same HF drivers and horns , but the Heresy IV has a superior and much larger Midrange driver , meaning the Heresy IV will be superior in terms of vocals versus a Cornwall 3 .

the fact that the AL-5 is heavy does not preclude that the testing and measurement methods are not to be compromised , the Author should have used a stand as a strict minimum , or the results are flawed " couldn't lift the La Scala off the floor onto a stand " now that's just too bad , either you do it right or your published results are inaccurate and worthless , because had the Author used a stand , the results would have been very different .

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the Stereophile review is full of errors https://www.stereophile.com/content/klipsch-la-scala-al5-loudspeaker-measurements and I quote " I found three fairly strong resonant modes on the sides of the bass bin (fig.2). The highest was at 125Hz. Usually when I measure a loudspeaker's farfield behavior, I raise it as far as possible off the ground. Fig.5 Klipsch La Scala, Note that I didn't connect the woofer for this measurement, as its output was corrupted by the reflections from the floor " , Stereophile were taking critical measurements of the Lascala in a not-so-perfect environment for such measurements, all the tests and measurements are therefore flawed , the Lascala cabinet should have been stabilized firmly to the surface of the floor before any measurements could be done , otherwise the results are simply not accurate or representative of the speaker's true resonance results .

Not at all

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your 9 channel amplifier is only 100 wpc , I would seek at minimum a 200 wpc , 9 channel amp , the 2x more powerful amp will add 3dB but most important , it will give you headroom for lower distortion levels

discussions about Aftermarket horns are no longer allowed on the klipsch Forum

the LS II and AL-5 bass bins have 0 resonance , I would defy anyone on the Klipsch Forum to prove the contrary with real data , all this crap about Lascala resonance is pure BS from the Korner Audiokarma gang who's sole purpose is to denigrate klipsch Products .

the Mark Levinson 5805 is a great quality amp for the klipsch CW IV speakers , I think you'll do very well with this combo

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