KLH Speakers?

[Pagan]

Does anybody here have experience with KLH speakers?

How about Cambridge?

Thanks,

Pagan

[Badger]

I had a set for temporary service. They are decent for the money, but
they are not great speakers. If that's the best you can afford, I
wouldn't be afraid to have them. I don't have any experience with
cambrige.

Clay


"Pagan" <DirtySanchez@chonch.com> wrote in message
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> Does anybody here have experience with KLH speakers?
>
> How about Cambridge?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Pagan
>
>

[rdclark2@comcast.net]

Pagan wrote:
> Does anybody here have experience with KLH speakers?
>
> How about Cambridge?

The current KLH brand bears no relationship to the famous company of
the 60s. What they make now are mass-market speakers designed to hit
low price points and be sold in big-box stores like Costco. You get
what you pay for.

Cambridge Soundworks has changed since Hery Kloss left and it was
bought out by Creative, but it's still the same company. I don't think
their current speakers offer the same bang-for-the-buck that their
Kloss-designed predecessors did, but IMO they're respectable and
competitive in the low-price categories. You get maybe a little bit
more than you pay for.

If you're looking for entry-level pricing, Athena seems to be the
current favorite.

RichC

[Uptown Audio]

If you are looking for a computer based system, then the Cambridge is
OK and I also like the Altec Lansing cube units. If you want this for
a stereo or home theater system in a larger space, then look
elsewhere.
-Bill
www.uptownaudio.com
Roanoke VA
(540) 343-1250

"Pagan" <DirtySanchez@chonch.com> wrote in message
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> Does anybody here have experience with KLH speakers?
>
> How about Cambridge?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Pagan
>
>