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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Polk reserve series loudspeaker?
Combining flagship Polk Legend Series drivers with new technologies, Reserve Series Loudspeakers deliver extraordinarily detailed imaging, smooth mid-range, and effortless bass. Help Me Choose? Answer a few questions to find out which Polk product is right for you. The real question is, why anything else?
What is the warranty on my Polk Audio loudspeaker?
Polk Audio, Inc., warrants, to the original retail purchaser only, that the HOME LOUDSPEAKER (S), and PASSIVE CROSSOVER COMPONENT (S) on this Polk Audio Loudspeaker Product will be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of two (2) years from the date of original retail purchase from Polk Audio.
Who invented the klipsch corner loudspeaker?
1946: Paul W. Klipsch founds Klipsch and Associates, and patents his design for the famous Klipschorn corner loudspeaker. This original design, along with Peter Walker’s original Quad electrostatic loudspeaker (1957), marked the beginnings of high-fidelity home audio as we know it today.
What is a heresy loudspeaker?
Heresy is a compact, three-way design that makes use of horn-loaded compression drivers for the reproduction of midrange and treble and a direct radiating 12-inch woofer for low frequencies. In this post, we take a closer look at the loudspeaker to learn about its features and performance and find out if it is the right choice for you.
How to install the Klipsch Heresy III loudspeaker?
Placement – The Klipsch Heresy III loudspeaker performs well in different conditions. Floor placement delivers high levels of low bass and slant riser base helps make up for the short height. It is possible to remove the riser to install on a cabinet or shelf. Self-stick rubber pads attach to the bottom to avoid scratches from hard surfaces.