Technical/Restorations
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@memyselfandi I believe it's the same as the RF-7 IIIs, the first 7 digits are the colour part no., Black Ash or Cherry, the following 2 digits are the Year 2010, next 2 digits are the Week 34 & the last 4 digits are the production "batch" code, there would be a preceding 0029 & succeeding 0031, anyway it looks to have been built between August 23rd-29th in 2010 -
I'm guessing you don't like Dire Straits? I'm not sure how level matched these are, but the Heresy IVs sound very balanced. The LS sound a little weak in the bass, but I could tweak the to where I could be happy. Cornwalls still sound boomy to me, that could be the room, setup. The Forte IVs sound great, and the Heritage Jubilees massive, but very balanced.. Still, I'm listening on headphones, so who knows. I happen to like DS, but might have picked a different song. -
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If you’re going with Atmos a wide dispersion speaker isn’t recommended. -
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Welcome... would contact Klipsch to ask those questions. @PCM -
My modified 300B with custom output transformers and vintage tubes (6sn7 and 5u4G) connected to Forte IV -
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I like this one. It's a reliable instrument with a classic aesthetic.
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