While I didn't expect you to name another competitive horn based speaker, in some ways, I was hoping you would prove me wrong by coming up with some obscure maker that I was not familiar with (and could afford).

Also, be aware that the reason they brought back many of the heritage designs was due to popular demand, as the heritage models had been phased out of production (which is where the "heritage" moniker came into play, think Coke Classic). To many of us horn fans, a majority of dome tweeters (and cone mids) sound dull and electrostatics can create undesirable dipolar imaging problems (as well as shitty off axis listening).

Understand, when people come to me asking for speaker recommendations, I generally bring up the exact brands that you mentioned above if the buyer likes that type of sound. On the other hand, some people just love horns, and if someone wants a truck, I won't try to sell them a motorcycle. Goldngod did mention that he really liked the Klipsch that he heard. To push him towards speakers of a totally different design philosophy without him listening to them could be considered a bit irresponsible. The correct answer for him is to get out and listen to as many models as he can. At a minimum, he should at least know the type of sound he likes before anyone shoves anything down his throat or tells him that his taste is wrong.

On the other hand, some people like Bose, and may god have mercy on their clueless souls.