It is between loose rubber suspension (SVS) and tight fabric suspensin (Klipsch). Tight suspension is very nice to listen, much more revealing, has more midrange clarity.
I think the new SVS speakers are impressive. I think if I owned them I would use equalization to reduce the bass slightly between 50 and 80 hz. In your demo, with my headphones, I liked the Cornwalls. They have that presence on the high end that really stands out. Some will dislike the "bright" sound, I dont dislike it.
Very different but both good. I'm a Klipsch guy (Hersey IV) and have always loved the Cornwalls. Just out of my price range. For the price, there is no shame in going with SVS. If you have the space and can afford, the Cornwalls all day long. Nice work as always.
After years of searching, I indeed ended up with the Cornwall's. Everything you say aboit them is correct. Except i think they're very beautifulll. With the grille on 😉. Great review, tnx!
Oh my those Cornwalls sound so good. Unfortunately, I do not have the space for them. SVS's will fit, but so disappointed that I can never have those Cornwalls.
I’ve owned many Klipsch Heritage models over the years. I’ve learned all of them go to another level when good subwoofers are paired. LaScalas with RELs are simply amazing
Thats crazy how much of a difference but would you think if the svs evolution and the Klipsch rf 7iii would be a good comparison. Like to hear your thoughts on that. Im leaning on getting one of those.
Hi from Toronto,will you be getting in the new Arendal in for review.I think they are the 1528.Love to see a comparison between them and the new Svs Ultra Pinnacles.Love your video's.
Im currently playing with a pair of Crites Cornscalas that are on loan from a friend. They have the Lascala top end horns w the Cornwall bass. They are pretty good but I find that you need to listen at higher levels for them to sound their best. At low levels they tend to lose micro detail and some lower mid and bass info. It’s not my amp or pre as I’m using an Audio Research tube pre and Krell Evo 302e amplifier. When you turn up the volume a bit they really come alive
Sounds like a mismatch of efficiency. Try putting a resister inline to the driver that is dominant (too loud) at low levels. That said; it frankly sounds like a bad combo. BTW, now an Avantgarde owner, we've owned LaScalas and were not impressed (always driven by premium tube amps (Audio Note, David Berning, Art Audio, etc)); they lack bass below 50 hz and have poor transparency.
I owned a pair of Cornwall 4s for about a year, I didn't grow fond of them and traded them in. I can't recommend Klipsh products, there are many other speakers out there with great base and with better build. One should audition the Cornwalls before you buy.
Klipschs sound good until you hear the same system driving modern speakers. The improvements of modern speakers is immediately apparent. ALL Klipschs (including their big K-Horns) have no base lower than 50 hz and none have the clean presentation of modern designs. Crites mods help but only so much.
@@daveclark9904 This Klipsch is not suitable for every model, for example, I can build a system for $5000-6000 with speakers between $500-700 for the cheapest money, what will you use with what and the room is very important, have you ever listened to the Klipsch Reference series with the Arcam Av 40, it sounds very different, it sounds harsh but there is no brightness, and when you buy speakers if you don't use Dirac make sure they don't produce low bass, I have old Klipsch Rp-440c and Rp600m, I only use them with Denon 1200, they sound the same as the 8000$9000 system))
@@KrS247 imports my man. Everyone needs to make there 20% ontop of that they carry the risk and warrantee so if you do it yourself that falls on you🤷♂️
Play a 32 hertz tone through th e Klipsch Corns and the Forte4s. The Forte reach 85db with ease in medium rooms @ 32hz and have a bit authority, not so on the Corns. They are down at least 6db @32hz given the same power. Some claim to have measured a 10db drop. Goes without saying the reason you get the Corns is bass, several sound tests have shown this- ie the Paducah video.
When a person says “I Think” or “In My Opinion”you then have a conversation. But when you say “It Is Trash” you lose credibility and it sounds like you’re simply anger about something. Klipsch sales over 70 years speaks for itself.
@@homecinemaking397 they are. Most audio equipment sales are down with the exception of low price manufacturers. The big Covid audio bump is definitely over. Even brands like PS Audio just had a big sale trying to recover sales. I’ve never seen Klipsch Heritage on manufacture sale. Even when the sales dropped during the Home Theater Years of the 90s and early 2000s.
I own a pair of some RP 80000f and rf 7 III and sound truly amazing paired with my Marantz sr 8015. I like the highs on those cornwalls and the bass is something you can feel in the chest but the svs towers not so much, I guess if you would pair it with one of there subs then you would be better off but some audiophiles hate adding subs on there setup when you want that true 2 channel stereo output.
@ivanfilatov7913 speakers are very subjective!! Focal does it for you, that's great! My definitive technology BP20s that are 32 years old do it for me!! 10 peope could pick 10 different speakers!!
Please for the love of god stop recording in HDR many people want to watch your videos in the comfort of their own bed but they can’t because the video is the brightness of the sun and there is no way to remedy that at the moment..
I've got the SVS Ultra towers (previous generation to the evolutions)and love the base and highs but felt the middle base was weak. It sounds like a trend from SVS strong highs strong base and the mids are adequate, not great. Don't get me wrong, I love the Ultras and would miss the base, but I do miss great middle base. Great review!!
@@homecinemaking397 Click each link and viewers can jump back and fourth to hear the A B comparison. Thanks for the review. Really great to hear the difference instead of most reviewers trying to describe superlatives in prose. I prefer the Klipsch sound as the bass overwhelmed with the Pinnacles.
I love your work man. Thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤️ But I have to say Svs is crap. I mean totally garbage. 😂Measurements wise and material wise. See GR research and Erin’s Audio Corner for confirmation.
@@filmses my pleasure👍 dont get caught up on measurement and graphs its not important, have a listen then decide. Erins has measured some speakers that are crap according to him but are actually some of the best speakers out there.
@@homecinemaking397 You may be right but I always think svs is overrated 🤗 Btw I am looking forward to seeing your Ascendo speakers reviews? When are you going to do it? ☺️
I suspect your own bias has crept in here fella, as you say, “you sell good ole svs” so of course you will attempt to trash a brand such as Klipsch who has a large range of historically well made and very well received truly Hi Fi speakers and NO I am no brand snob, if Klipsch produce a lemon I will happily say so but given your angst towards my previous comments I would say that your bias towards the svs brand that you sell and attempting to spruke that brand no matter what (I.e. attempting to disparage a far better true Hi Fi model over svs) is clearly evident, please refer my previous comment last response to yourself to understand your own weak point mr salesman, the gentleman doing the review in this video makes a great a true point, if a “salesman” disparages or dismisses another brand off hand without backing that statement up then that particular “salesman” is absolutely full of it and yes you should walk away.
@@Huskytickler I sell klipsch as well snowflake. Make up some more bullshit well your at it. The smartest part of you clearly ran down your mothers leg
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It is between loose rubber suspension (SVS) and tight fabric suspensin (Klipsch). Tight suspension is very nice to listen, much more revealing, has more midrange clarity.
Great video. Can't wait to buy a pair of Cornwall IV whenever I feel I have the room for it!
@@raphaelmeillat8527 thank you💪
I think the new SVS speakers are impressive. I think if I owned them I would use equalization to reduce the bass slightly between 50 and 80 hz. In your demo, with my headphones, I liked the Cornwalls. They have that presence on the high end that really stands out. Some will dislike the "bright" sound, I dont dislike it.
@@hochhaul agree👌
What do you think accounts for the Cornwalls sounding "bright" at just 20kHz ?
@ i dont find them bright in the slightest.
Very different but both good. I'm a Klipsch guy (Hersey IV) and have always loved the Cornwalls. Just out of my price range. For the price, there is no shame in going with SVS. If you have the space and can afford, the Cornwalls all day long. Nice work as always.
@@SteveP-n7r thank you and yes both have there pro’s and con’s.
I matched a heresy to the corns and it works pretty well.
After years of searching, I indeed ended up with the Cornwall's.
Everything you say aboit them is correct. Except i think they're very beautifulll. With the grille on 😉.
Great review, tnx!
Great Breakdown! What are the base/stands you have the SVS speakers on? Thanks
@@MrCrankyxt SVS sound path isolation and on a custom 30mm granite plint with another set of isolation feet.
Svs had more bass but the Cornwalls overall have a more complete sound
@@Coffeedad agree👍
Oh my those Cornwalls sound so good. Unfortunately, I do not have the space for them. SVS's will fit, but so disappointed that I can never have those Cornwalls.
@@strahle8758 yes size and placement is key on the Cornwalls and La-scala.
to be fair to the klipsch's, the 15" isn't a subwoofer style 15, but a midrange 15 like the 15" in the JBL 4367 and the JBL M2.
@@garavonhoiwkenzoiber agreed👍
Why to you have lights reflecting in the camera!?
@ its the studio lights and they bounce back of the tv.
I’ve owned many Klipsch Heritage models over the years. I’ve learned all of them go to another level when good subwoofers are paired. LaScalas with RELs are simply amazing
Thanks for sharing!
My Quartets as LR matched with dual RP1400SW with two KLF10s as center, RF15 / RF25 ontop of dual R115SWs as rear. 😮😮😮😮😮 i n s a n e.
And that time I don’t have a car but watching a video about speakers that can buy me a car
@@King3k yip these are the price of cars expensive stuff.
@ one I will buy the KEF Q550 or Monitor Audio 500
Thats crazy how much of a difference but would you think if the svs evolution and the Klipsch rf 7iii would be a good comparison. Like to hear your thoughts on that. Im leaning on getting one of those.
@@mike2401 i want to do that comparison video, i just need a set of RF7 in again…
Bro… your video is awesome. You have so much enthusiasm and passion of your videos. Keep up the good content.
Hi from Toronto,will you be getting in the new Arendal in for review.I think they are the 1528.Love to see a comparison between them and the new Svs Ultra Pinnacles.Love your video's.
@@christisdale9977 thank you and keep us posted👌
I'll take svs for home cinema and modern electronic music, and cornwall with tube amp for vintage rock music❤
@@piponaw 100% 👌
Im currently playing with a pair of Crites Cornscalas that are on loan from a friend. They have the Lascala top end horns w the Cornwall bass. They are pretty good but I find that you need to listen at higher levels for them to sound their best. At low levels they tend to lose micro detail and some lower mid and bass info. It’s not my amp or pre as I’m using an Audio Research tube pre and Krell Evo 302e amplifier. When you turn up the volume a bit they really come alive
@@MrBonger88 sound like a very interesting combo👌
Sounds like a mismatch of efficiency. Try putting a resister inline to the driver that is dominant (too loud) at low levels. That said; it frankly sounds like a bad combo. BTW, now an Avantgarde owner, we've owned LaScalas and were not impressed (always driven by premium tube amps (Audio Note, David Berning, Art Audio, etc)); they lack bass below 50 hz and have poor transparency.
I have Klipsch Cornwall IV and Forte IV and they sound incomparably better than Svs))
@@HulkCinem4566 dor stereo for sure👌
Pretty sure the SVS bass made the camera wobble a bit !!! awesome review
@@rulZ1979 o yes it does the bass from those are mental👌
where's the crocks?
@@Flippiem dogs ate them partly 🤣
I owned a pair of Cornwall 4s for about a year, I didn't grow fond of them and traded them in. I can't recommend Klipsh products, there are many other speakers out there with great base and with better build. One should audition the Cornwalls before you buy.
@@Zoomerland yes always audition and this game is very different for everyone.
Klipschs sound good until you hear the same system driving modern speakers. The improvements of modern speakers is immediately apparent. ALL Klipschs (including their big K-Horns) have no base lower than 50 hz and none have the clean presentation of modern designs. Crites mods help but only so much.
@ you are correct, they are for more old school souls.
@@daveclark9904 This Klipsch is not suitable for every model, for example, I can build a system for $5000-6000 with speakers between $500-700 for the cheapest money, what will you use with what and the room is very important, have you ever listened to the Klipsch Reference series with the Arcam Av 40, it sounds very different, it sounds harsh but there is no brightness, and when you buy speakers if you don't use Dirac make sure they don't produce low bass, I have old Klipsch Rp-440c and Rp600m, I only use them with Denon 1200, they sound the same as the 8000$9000 system))
What's the song?
👍🏻👍🏻
Homemation charging R167k for $2500 speakers. We'll done guys.
@@KrS247 imports my man. Everyone needs to make there 20% ontop of that they carry the risk and warrantee so if you do it yourself that falls on you🤷♂️
Crazy prices, i recently purchased a SB3000 at 45k paired with a SB2000 eventually will need to replace the SB2000 for another 3000 series,
@@dylannaidoo798 contact me when you are ready ill do the best deal possible with proper backup👌
Play a 32 hertz tone through th e Klipsch Corns and the Forte4s. The Forte reach 85db with ease in medium rooms @ 32hz and have a bit authority, not so on the Corns. They are down at least 6db @32hz given the same power. Some claim to have measured a 10db drop. Goes without saying the reason you get the Corns is bass, several sound tests have shown this- ie the Paducah video.
so between the cornwalls and la scala with a sub? what would you choose?
@@FguerraG la Scala 👍
Never been a fan of Klipsch or JBL. I like the SVS also Polk
When a person says “I Think” or “In My Opinion”you then have a conversation. But when you say “It Is Trash” you lose credibility and it sounds like you’re simply anger about something. Klipsch sales over 70 years speaks for itself.
@@Pksparty2112 i agree. Interestingly enough Klipsch sales are not doing very good at the moment.
@@homecinemaking397 they are. Most audio equipment sales are down with the exception of low price manufacturers. The big Covid audio bump is definitely over. Even brands like PS Audio just had a big sale trying to recover sales. I’ve never seen Klipsch Heritage on manufacture sale. Even when the sales dropped during the Home Theater Years of the 90s and early 2000s.
I own a pair of some RP 80000f and rf 7 III and sound truly amazing paired with my Marantz sr 8015. I like the highs on those cornwalls and the bass is something you can feel in the chest but the svs towers not so much, I guess if you would pair it with one of there subs then you would be better off but some audiophiles hate adding subs on there setup when you want that true 2 channel stereo output.
SVS all the way!!
Focal speakers will mop the floor with both of them.
@ivanfilatov7913 speakers are very subjective!! Focal does it for you, that's great! My definitive technology BP20s that are 32 years old do it for me!! 10 peope could pick 10 different speakers!!
@@brooklynknightss i agree!
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I prefer klipsch RF7 III
@@silviobaldacchino2150 also a good candidate 👌
Please for the love of god stop recording in HDR many people want to watch your videos in the comfort of their own bed but they can’t because the video is the brightness of the sun and there is no way to remedy that at the moment..
I've got the SVS Ultra towers (previous generation to the evolutions)and love the base and highs but felt the middle base was weak. It sounds like a trend from SVS strong highs strong base and the mids are adequate, not great. Don't get me wrong, I love the Ultras and would miss the base, but I do miss great middle base. Great review!!
@@WilliamKesterson-b1s thank you👌 have you tried the new ones?
@@homecinemaking397 I have not.
@@WilliamKesterson-b1s recently got the new ones and my opinion is that they nailed the mids with this one! Def try em out if you got the oppertunity.
10:25 Klipsch vs level matched Pinnacles 12:24 You can A/B!!!!!
@@masoncnc i dont understand?
@@homecinemaking397 Click each link and viewers can jump back and fourth to hear the A B comparison.
Thanks for the review. Really great to hear the difference instead of most reviewers trying to describe superlatives in prose.
I prefer the Klipsch sound as the bass overwhelmed with the Pinnacles.
@@masoncnc thanx man👍 appreciate it👌 you know this will be your job going forward 🤣
no contest, the SVS demolishes the Klipsch. Not even in the same ballpark, so kind of meaningless to pair these against each other.. apples vs oranges
@@SlotHits777 i love it thank you for your comment.
I love your work man. Thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤️
But I have to say Svs is crap. I mean totally garbage. 😂Measurements wise and material wise.
See GR research and Erin’s Audio Corner for confirmation.
@@filmses my pleasure👍 dont get caught up on measurement and graphs its not important, have a listen then decide. Erins has measured some speakers that are crap according to him but are actually some of the best speakers out there.
@@homecinemaking397 You may be right but I always think svs is overrated 🤗
Btw I am looking forward to seeing your Ascendo speakers reviews? When are you going to do it? ☺️
@@filmses ascendo will be soon👌
Klipsch is trash. Heritage line or not. Pure garbage
I suspect your own bias has crept in here fella, as you say, “you sell good ole svs” so of course you will attempt to trash a brand such as Klipsch who has a large range of historically well made and very well received truly Hi Fi speakers and NO I am no brand snob, if Klipsch produce a lemon I will happily say so but given your angst towards my previous comments I would say that your bias towards the svs brand that you sell and attempting to spruke that brand no matter what (I.e. attempting to disparage a far better true Hi Fi model over svs) is clearly evident, please refer my previous comment last response to yourself to understand your own weak point mr salesman, the gentleman doing the review in this video makes a great a true point, if a “salesman” disparages or dismisses another brand off hand without backing that statement up then that particular “salesman” is absolutely full of it and yes you should walk away.
@@Huskytickler I sell klipsch as well snowflake. Make up some more bullshit well your at it. The smartest part of you clearly ran down your mothers leg
Now now lets keep it clean.
@@homecinemaking397if your saying retarded shit I will call you a retard. It’s that simple.
@@HuskyticklerI sell both klipsch and svs along with lots of other brands so keep acting like you know what your talking about husky lol.