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Do you need them all on at the same time? You could use one or two amps and a speaker selector switch. -
It's hard to say without photos, but the drivers and crossover suggest that you have H-700 Heresy, made in the late 60's through early 70's. I had a pair up until about 2-1/2 years ago. I pulled them from a dumpster on a job site, back in 2006. They kicked around in my garage for a while until I got tired of moving them, then I restored them and sold them on. -
By Erica322453954 · Posted
Hello, i have 25 klipsch speakers in my home and wondering how many amps i would required. they are within rooms as follows: -4 foyer/den -2 dining -2 kitchen -4 living -
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