American speaker marque Klipsch has a longer history than many, its Heresy model able to trace its roots back to 1957. This was when founder Paul W Klipsch first developed a compact three-way floorstander to act as a centre speaker within a stereo installation. It has remained in the Klipsch stable ever since, undergoing revisions first in 1985 and then 2006. Now it has been relaunched as the Heresy Ⅳ, priced £3500 per pair and forming the entry point to the Klipsch Heritage range.
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