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Barley boy

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  • 2 weeks later...

Welcome to the forum!

 

I can't believe we let 9 days go by before anyone answered you!

 

The Klipsches are more sensitive ("efficient").  It will be like exchanging your amplifier for one of 4 times the power.

 

Even so, some B & Ws are "voiced" to give you more bass proportionally  (but I don't know about the Matrix 805).

 

The Klipsches will probably be more "up-front."

 

Place them near a wall for boundary gain, but don't block the port.

 

Give yourself time to vary the positioning of both the speakers and your main listening position.

 

Allow time for speaker break-in.  This is a controversial subject; estimates of the time it takes varies from 0 ("it's hogwash") to hundreds of hours of playing music.  My take: Klipsch speakers I've had seem to sound better after about 1 or 2 long weekends  of constant (or at least repeated) use.  Start at a relatively low or low-medium volume at first, then louder later.   

 

Turn up the bass control (if any) a little if you need to, or add a good subwoofer, but one that can keep up with your Klipsches.

 

What kind of amplifier or AVR do you have?

 

Good Luck!

 

 

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