I must admit that in my HT setup I am using the Bose 901's Series 2 ('73) as front channel and their VCS-10 as center channel speaker. The LFE driver makes up for loss of bass and with my hearing loss I don't hear the high end that isn't there. Am using some old Norman Labs as surrounds.
I also receive the Sound and Vision magazine, compliments of a catalog retailer, and I must say that I don't recall even seeing a Klipsch ad in there, though I clearly remember seeing many Bose ads. If the Klipsch ads are there they must be unimpressive or unrecognizable.
Regarding editorial and or magazine review articles, remember that nothing bad will ever be printed in a magazine that will in anyway degrade one of the major advertisers or that would offend a large number of subscribers. Consequently Sound and Vision wouldn't say anything to alienate the large number of Bose users that subscribe to that magazine, just like a motorcycle magazine I use to take could never find anything on a Honda to be critical of, too many Honda owners subscribed to the magazine. Get it, the goal is to sell the magazine.
Before the flames get to high let me say that the Bose speakers sound like crap compared to my '74 Heresy's and even worse compared to the '73 Belle's.
My thoughts on the Acoustimass line, its crap, bought a set of AM-5 from catalog retailer (with liberal return policy) and tried these out to use for the surrounds in the HT. The did very poorly as surrounds matched with the 901 fronts. I then tried just an A/B comparison with the 901's, ohh even worse. I think a tin can with a string would sound better, almost. Anyway the Acoustimass stuff went back.
I love listending to music with the Klipsch speakers, my wife isn't interested, even better.
I can tolerate the Bose 901's with their heavy midrange sound for home theater setup.
I am sure glad I have the HT in one room and another room has my 2 channel gear.