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Recent Posts
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By Klipschguy · Posted
If I want to stream my high resolution Apple Music from my iPhone to my conventional 2 channel system, what device would you all recommend? -
Probably floss after eating popcorn too! lol I would have thought the insides would remain pristine then remembered there's a vent which might allow stuff in there. -
To answer your question, I don't know. That said, I used to have some Custom 3's which were IEM's. They were flat/flush with the outer ear. I used them with over-ear hearing protection muffs for when I would be using my tractor or backhoe (or saw/other...) They finally gave up the ghost. Doesn't seem Klipsch makes IEM's anymore but instead more of what I'd call the 'stick' variety. Now, I've got a pair of "X-201" (whatever that means). Sound good and all that BUT, they do stick out of the ear further so now, when I have my hearing protection on, I have to wiggle things just right or the ear muffs will add pressure to the buds and cause discomfort. I could (and did) wear the C-3's literally all day. These cause me adjustment issues every now & then because of the contact pressure. Not huge mind you but after a while, gets annoying. I'd wonder if you'd be better served looking at some IEM's so they fit flat and maybe wrap around your ear like the Custom 3's did. Be nice if they brought those back or an updated version of them. I'd be all over a pair.
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By roninklipsch · Posted
Yep. I'm sure I could buy a nice car with what I've spent there. Ask for Nick. Top notch. You will be happy but poor.....lol. I thought the "products" were pretty funny as well -
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Glad to see TMR has a good sense of humor I have bought many items from them over the years always top service. -
Welcome to the forum and the land of Klipsch! The KG-4's are a great gateway speaker very nice for what they are but it can get quite a bit better the further up the chain you go. The crossovers to me both look stock if I had to guess I'd say the one with the board is a newer version either the pair aren't matched serial number wise or this was a transition pair where they used the last one of the previous type and started using the new type. I wouldn't worry about them if they sound good to you.
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By John Warren · Posted
Capacitance changes with changes in frequency, voltage, humidity and temperature between the two "film" types are significant. Companies like WIMA, KEMET, Vishay and many others have factories dedicated to the fabrication of either polyester or polypropylene film caps. There's manuals, application and usage guidelines specific to each type. The selection of the wrong film in many applications (power supplies as one example) will determine the failure rate. The point being, it really does matter. -
@Pansartax, Welcome to the forum. Though the seller may have misrepresented the age of the 64, intentionally or accidentally, don't be discouraged that it's 17 years old. If in good cosmetic shape and drivers look good and of course sounds as it should, buy it if the price is fair to you. My RC-64 is probably 16 years old and it looks and sounds like it did the day it was installed in my HT system. Good Luck, Bill -
Let us know how it works on a longer term "approximately 6 months" setup. I was think about getting a pair if it holds up pretty well. -
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