Philip

Ok, I googled that term and it doesn't sound good for sound recordings. But for listening it sounds great. Am I heading down the wrong listening road?

While playing around with my various listening areas I hooked up the Heresy IV and Forte III in an A+B (Marantz 5012 AVR 100 watts per channel). Like, wow! The setup brings out the best of both speakers and creates a sound wall of awesomeness that I cannot un-hear. So here is the question: is this the same a just getting some Cornwalls, Chorus, or Belles (if I can squeeze them in)? I'm open minded to continuing the journey but maybe I landed at the endgame. Any opinions?

I have been secretly playing my Heresy and Forte together in A+B. The term "wall of sound" fits well, with the pros of each speaker shining through. Now I feel validated. Thanks.

Here is a twist on the question... I also have a Marantz 5012 but I own both Klipsch Fortes, Heresys and KEF LS50s. Is the 5012 powerful/clear enough to push those speakers as intended? I enjoy my sessions of switching the front A/B speakers to hear the differences of each speaker. Thanks.