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It's not at all in the vein of work wear, but I have had Klipsch speakers all of my life and have never had any issues with any of them. My dad has some enormous old school Klipsch speakers from the 60s that are almost as tall as I am and are still crisp, clear and deep. I am rocking Klipsch throughout my house as well. They're very expensive but I appreciate the clarity.
I've had their 2.1 computer speaker set for nearly 20 years at this point. The only issue I've ever had was crackling when adjusting volume, and that was caused by dust inside the knob. WD-40 to fix. Love them.
FYI, Deoxit works a lot better than WD-40 and is designed to not eat plastics like some of the petroleum distillates in WD-40 can.