Summary: I came across my Klipsch Kg 3.2`s on CL for an unbelievable deal of $60 USD.
They are an Oil Oak real veneer finish.Cab`s are in very good condition with
only minimal signs of wear.The woofers and horns are in perfect condition.
My first pair of Klipsch speakers,and i was more than pleased.I paired them up wth
a vintage Kenwood KR 4010.These two were meant for each other,together they make
beautiful music.Definitly my favorite system of the many i own.Put this one in my bedroom
and enjoy whenever i `m in there.
Overall i love these badboys and would recommend to anyone that wants a absolutely
amazing pair of floor standing speakers.
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Summary: I picked up the KG 3 (nearly identical preceding model) very cheap, wanted to try the Klipsch sound. My finished basement listening room was giving me a plain, dead sound with several other speakers tried, plus I rarely listen at the 'full' (slightly loud) volume that most quality speakers are designed for. I like the KG 3 a serious lot, they are the size and sound I was looking for. I am not having any of the famous 'brightness' issues (at least at my modest volumes), the sound seems very lively, and it is mating surprisingly well with my two 'brittle'-sounding Panasonic digital receivers. Just wanted to share with any other cheapskate casual wannabe audophiles out there: good deal.
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Rating Reviewed by: S. Shortall
(Audio Enthusiast)
Review Date April 29, 2008
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Used product for Less than 1 month
Visitors rate this review 3.00 of 5,
1.00 votes
Review 3 of 12
Price Paid:
$50.00
from found these on CL.
Summary: I scored these fantastic speakers at a unbelievable price ($50.00), they also came with heavy duty monster cable. I believe the sellers father was the owner of these speakers and he had died, so they wanted the speakers to go someone who honestly would take care of them. They are a pair of Klipsch 3.2 (in Oak), the condition: dusty. Other then that, a solid 9.5 if not indeed 10. I'm currently working them with a vintage Kenwood KR-7400 receiver, but most certainly will try my other vintage receivers, Marantz, Sanusi, JVC. I think they'll work well with my Sansui 881, (one of my favorties). After a quicky cleaning, I gave them a test run with my Blood,sweat & tears CD "Spinning wheels". Impressed? You bet!! I felt like a kid on Christmas morning with his new toy(s). The sound was crystal clear with more then enough bass. If you can get you hands on a pair of these with out having to get a part-time job to pay for them, BUY THEM! If anyone gives these Klipsch 3.2 a poor grade, they are eighter tone deaf, or just not too bright.
Strengths: Quality bulit cabinets, Excellent clearity & bass, they don't crap out at high volume. If you like music with a lot of horns, etc. look no further.
Weaknesses: None that I can see/hear other then I only have one pair.
Similar Products Used: Pioneer HPM 40's.
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Rating Reviewed by: James Green(Unregistered User)
(Audio Enthusiast)
Review Date January 3, 2002
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Used product for More than 1 year
Visitors rate this review 3.67 of 5,
3.00 votes
Review 4 of 12
, from Columbia, SC
Price Paid:
$400.00
from Newport News Va 1993
Summary: I took my KG 3.2 into my local Klipsch store and the owner Mr Fawley hwho has been in the business for over 30 yrs suggested that I keep these vs trading them. He sells Klipsch, Harmon Kardon and Luxman Products.
James
Strengths: I absolutely love the highs , and mids. I have bose systems in each of my cars. No comparison for the crisp, clean sounds. When I retired from the Army, I worked at Bose and was able to compare. Again Bose came up lacking. I'm getting a Harmon Kardon AVR 320 reciever and Klipsch center and sb1 bookshelf speakers. I have not decided to get a Klipsch sub or Veladyne sub. THE kg 3.2 ARE KEEPERS.
Weaknesses: After 8 yrs. of bliss. none to note.
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Summary: I heard the Klipsch 4.2 at Best Buy and was floored by the sound, but couldn't afford them. I saw an ad in the paper for the 3.2 at $250 which I guess is about 1/2 to 1/3 of the cost, when new. I believe in the passive radiator design over the base reflex or even the sealed enclosure. I also have the Boston Acoustic HD-10 which uses the passive radiator design and appreciate these speakers as well. You can see what incredible care went into producing these wonderful speakers.
Strengths: great bass and treble
Weaknesses: These speakers may be colored to emphasise bass or treble. If so, I don't mind. They sure sound great. A bit heavy for their size.
Similar Products Used: Boston Acoustic HD-10
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