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It took me 23 years to afford Klipschorns, but it was worth it. Now there is a contender, probably better, the Jubilee, available by special order from Klipsch, through Roy Delgado. Roy and Paul Klipsch designed it. It was originally called the Klipschorn Jubilee, because it was intended to be the successor to the Klipschorn. Regular Klipschorn Klipsch Jubilee -
Why would you need two pairs (since you only have one pair of Chorus II)? -
Just in case anyone didn't notice, the ad is from craigslist. Anyone with interest could peruse the provided link. Keith -
Hey Tom.. I just joined this forum also but have been around Klipsch - even performed a guitar duo through a pair of heresy's that was a welcome sound to the audience. My two bits is to say - HA HA your are HOOKed on Klipsch now!! That is PAYBACK for me getting HOOKed on Land Rovers.. :-) (not really fair since I have spent more on my Rovers than any speakers.. but felt good to say) Good luck on your search! -
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Thanks Emile I appreciate the compliment. Veneering can be hard but I enjoy it. -
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Hi - been around Klipsch long b4 there was anything but the Heritage, fell in love with the openness of B&W's but ended up in a small home with a pair of RB35's These were bi-amped on an old classic Sansui QRX 6500 and sounded GREAT! BUT life goes on and furniture changes and The Sansui is setting in a shed. (sin) Now the newest amp to power these RB35's is a Sony STR DH770 which is Bi-Ampable. BUT is rated at 145 per - RMS! (RB35's are rated for 125 - 500 peak) Am I going to hurt the rb35s with the 145 per component (bi-amped) and if so what will I be hearing as they start to deteriorate? Since I have bi-amped them I have come as close as I can to that sweet sound I got from the QRX 6500 - but that beast is not welcome in the house (size and looks per the wife - I know - nuther story..) BUT the Sansui was only rated at 35 rms per (discrete) channel.. All you newbies to the field :-) - give me you thoughts.. Thanks
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By Thaddeus Smith · Posted
Baby steps indeed. The first coop (now for juveniles) had a 16x16ft run attached, basically 4 cattle panels square. The barn was full of trash and just a dumping ground for everything I didn't want in the garage, which was full of crap I didn't want in the house. It took me about a month to clean up, burn, bury, haul it all off and start to prep for birds and goats. A year later and I continue to refine things but overall it's working out like I had planned. We're on year 3 or so since we started buying and growing livestock and in it for the long haul, so just taking our time and growing in manageable increments. -
Just a bit too far for me otherwise I'd snag them. Love my V1 CF3's and another pair as rears in a HT setup would be fun. -
Interesting... I just left the rear panel off and connected directly to the XO.
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