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A rainy, rainy Monday here. Wish I could share it with you guys that are so dry. Our runoff goes down to the creek 400 feet away and then to the Intracoastal Water Way. Good day for a movie, music, or wrestling with the neighbors daughter Cheers Gents

Was all's so able to get some pickles going.

Really. He should have found a better hiding place.

That's probably the best way. The nice thing about the peat pellets is that you can start them in the house when it's too cold outside to do it there. I just got used to doing it that way.

Glad you're typing and coherent. Looks as if it could have been a lot worse for you. Puts things in perspective, doesn't it?

Three pubs, bailed, home listining to........http://youtu.be/DmeUuoxyt_E

Building equipment in unusual enclosures is lots of fun. Many of the hams I know do that all the time. Here's one project built in a tuna fish can! http://www.amqrp.org/kits/tt2/ Maynard

Glad you're ok too. Unrelated - but we found out my dad has about 6mos-yr to live last week. (Cancer) Enjoy the hobbies & projects - but hug your loved ones everyday! Life offers these "unexpecteds" at times - they certainly do offer some perspective!

That it does.

You can check out any time you like but you can never leave.

Mornin Gang: First pot brewin On the Bay shopping for Eaw componets and yes, Cables, really just little jumpers. Must be the cooler weather, 80s seems to give me more energy.

My right and left channels are currently 13' 4" apart (13.3 ft.). The imaging from the K-402's is superb that way. You have 16 ft. to work with, so what I would do is place the Danleys on each side wall vertical so the ports are up high into the corners. You would be corner loading the subs for greater efficiency. This would reduce the R and L channel spacing to the exact same dimension that I now enjoy. But there is a solid image. Besides you can angle the Jubes so the centers aim at your sweet spot, right? NOT 45 degrees. The DTS-10 is 60" tall minus 20" for the port. The Jube bass bin is about 38" tall, so with the K-402's frame adding an extra 3/4" is no big deal. The mouth of the 402 would visually cover up the port screen and the port would fire above the Jube bin and into the the back of the K-402's driver is, which take up very little air volume so the sub bass would fire right past it. Having the back end of the 402 in the way of those huge waves from 12-40 Hz. would have no effect on the output, trust me. Then all you have to do is use the exact same paint as your walls to paint the Danleys and they would, visually "disappear." this is what I would do if I were you.

I was able to get the seeds planted that Dtel sent, some seem to be molding so we will see what happens. This pepper thing is kind of interesting, I think I might find another hobby if I am not careful. I was just reading and it looks like the basket of fire is the hottest, most of the rest look to be about 30,000-50,000 scovllies which are 3-5 times hotter then the Jalapeno pepper.

I would only worry about timber matching the LCR. Everything else will have only slight bits of ancillary content and is not as critical.

Fresh from the garden.... Some Italian "sweet" pepper. These will be fried up and put on tonight's pizza.

Did you ever have that problem where you love a pair of loudspeakers, but the color is wrong? Here's your chance to own some NEW IN BOX Legend series speakers in RAW OAK, so you can finish to whatever color suits yours (and SWMBO) decor.

Good luck with your sale. Buy with confidence from Michael, he is a great guy to deal with (and learn from).

When I sign out it appears that all went well but when I take a look an hour later I'm still signed in. I've been trying to sign out all weekend this is not the first time it happened here. Ben

Been so many years since i've lurked here that i had to make a new account ...lol Before the advent on the Jub , these munsters use to raine supreme . Started posting on these pages when my kids were still in diapers , now one has just graduated, so when the move out comes about , i'm pretty sure some of my klipsch collection will be leaving with the kids . Loads of new gear out there nowadays , but very few move " Air " like the good old Munster king of the k-horns ! Cheers to all my old friends : Dale W

Up for sale are my 4 Klipsch THX KW-120 Subwoofers with 2 Klipsch THX KA-1000 Subwoofer amplifiers. Each KA-1000 powers 2 of these THX Subs. I bought brand new and have enjoyed them thoroughly. I will be selling them as 1 set at $4000 firm. I’d love to sell them as a complete set @ $4000 including both amps. I will however sell them separately at 1 amp and 2 subs for $2000 each. Id be willing to drive and meet someone depending on where they live. You are getting 4 subs and essentially 2 free amps. These are Pick up only since there so heavy I will not be shipping them. They currently reside in my theater and im happy to give demos of these. PM me if interested.

I went through that with my first wife... We fought the Cancer for 7 years, and then in 2002 We were told she had 30 days or less to live. I know where you are coming from, and I wish you the best.

That's probably the best way. The nice thing about the peat pellets is that you can start them in the house when it's too cold outside to do it there. I just got used to doing it that way. I used peat pellets to start some seeds I had back in high school, then my mom caught on and threw them out. Bad Duder, bad

One of the greats, indeed! Super movie he was in, a black and white one (can't recall title) where he comes up with plans for D-Day and the Germans knock him out, kidnap him and when he comes to in a hospital makes him believe the war is over and tries to make him spill the secrets. Classic!

27hz ( with a +- 3db) from a budget 8" sub is not happening. I would love to know how they are coming up with some of these stats they put out. Come on Klipsch keep it real

Dang that looks like a swamp.

I LOVE the convenience of mine! (very bottom right corner of this pic) Where did you purchase it? OSD? Parts Express? Amazon page; http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&page=1&rh=n%3A172282%2Ck%3Aoutdoor%20speaker%20volume%20control

On the Klipsch forum, you can't even check out.

Nice looking peppers there Boxx , how did the pizza turn out? A photo to share perhaps? Dtel, the napkins are occasionally 'fooled with' and it's interesting to see what results one can come with, so yes, they are changed up a bit now and then (0: thanks for noticing.....

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"Great minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss events, small minds discuss people." Eleanor Roosevelt. and this is how the Kardashians have become multi millionaires.

I am a descendant of an American Indian grandfather. I didn't like it when you palefaces showed up and I think all of you should go back to where ever you came from many moons ago. Keith (LongStiffSpear)

Most of the stuff on ebay I see is pro audio gear and requires balanced or 1/4 jack connection meaning you will be playing with conversion adapters or all new cables that if you change up your system are a loss my suggestion is http://www.marchandelec.com/xm9.html call phil Its free, and he will set up up with one of the best crossovers and it will be 1 of those pieces you will want to keep forever as the are so flexible and can work with countless situations you will pay a little more for phil marchand but you can rest assured it is one of the best on the market and will sound great, also there is no reason to buy anything more then the xm9 3 way because stepping up to the 44 or 126 has very little or no sonic value (i have had all 3) once you get something like this bi-amp / tri amp, is a no brainer

Belle's are a speaker I can be content just sitting & staring at. I agree with those who feel they might be Klipsch nicest looking speaker.

Welcome, Geoff, to the Klipsch Forums!!! Congratulations on the Belles!!!! We want photos, please.

OR, maybe these: http://www.klipsch.com/pressreleases/cinema-surrounds-press-release Klipsch Launches New Cinema Surround Speakers at CinemaCon 2014INDIANAPOLIS (March 24, 2014) — Klipsch, a leading global speaker and headphone manufacturer, today unveils five new professional cinema surround speakers at CinemaCon 2014 in Las Vegas. Including two 8-inch woofer models (KPT-8000-M and KPT-8060-H) and three 12-inch woofer designs (KPT-1200-M, KPT 1260-H and KPT-1200-VBM), these high-aesthetic, molded-cabinet models present a contemporary look that blends perfectly into today’s modern cinemas. “With the rising desire for increased aesthetics in speakers visible to the audience, it is important that we continue to deliver our premium sound quality with attractive and elegant products,” said Rob Standley, regional vice president of Klipsch commercial sales. “As a well-known brand in the minds of theater operators around the world, our new cinema surround speakers once again prove our unwavering dedication to remain innovative and deliver lifelike audio experiences designed to let audiences experience all the emotions the artists intended.” Designed for flexible ceiling or side-wall placements, the new range of models include solutions that are perfect for everything from small, budget-conscious venues to grand auditoriums. Like all Klipsch surround speakers, the new speakers perfectly timbre-match Klipsch behind-screen systems for a seamless, immersive presentation. For placement flexibility, all models incorporate 8-degree or 15-degree angles with threaded inserts to accommodate optional Klipsch or industry standard brackets. Klipsch’s proprietary Tractrix® Horn technology provides critical low-distortion clarity with high-efficiency for maximum output per watt. The addition of elliptical inserts, or “mumps”, into the horns enhance coverage across the full dispersion area of the horn. Depending on the model, either a 90-degree by 60-degree or a 100-degree by 100-degree dispersion pattern provides multiple options in covering a wide range of auditorium sizes with immersive sound. Additionally, the KPT-1200-VBM incorporates Klipsch’s Virtual Boundary Array Technology (VBAT) using a pair of skewed horns that cover 140-degrees horizontally with a tight 60-degree vertical pattern that flawlessly delivers broad sounds with detailed surround information. Enabled with a wide pattern, the VBAT technology takes full advantage of advanced, digital sound formats. The five new Klipsch professional cinema surround speakers debuting at CinemaCon 2014 will be available for purchase in May. For more information on the Klipsch brand and its product offering, visit Klipsch.com.

The kpt-1201 has the same 12" as the heresy. But idk how I would feel having them right above me. If they fell that would be pretty bad.

I don't think anyone was seriously injured, but I know that I have a sore neck and back (as I am sure others do to).

Got up at 6 this morning so I could have the pool pump motor at the pool supply house when they opened at 9. Had some 8O'clock coffee at 6 O'clock. Didn't seem right with the time difference and all, oh well. Fired the motor up at the shop and it was dead silent. Brought it back home and looked for rub marks on the impeller and housing. Nothing there. Threw it all back together and..............silent. It's been quiet all day, don't know what was making it wail yesterday and at this point I could care less. I'll spend the rest of the afternoon picking out my cocktail of choice for this evening. Cheers

Every time you play a LP you are being forced to use EQ (RIAA)... Passive or Active loudspeaker crossovers are EQ networks as well.... EQing isn't the problem it's the improper use of EQing that's the problem...!!!! miketn

They are appreciated, and yes also noticed the change in napkin folding, not sure but I think your back to your original design ?

Are you sure you are from Texas?

I have never tried peppers on the smoker... However, I have taken blocks of cheddar cheese and put them in my smoker for a great smoked cheese. You do have to be careful.... The cheese will become a mess if left in the smoker too long.....

That's a loss, too. Where is he going? Steve retired. Sadly for us, happily for him. I'm sorry to hear that, but good for Steve! I'm glad I had the opportunity to speak to him last June, shortly after I got my La Scala IIs. He was courteous and knowledgeable, as usual, and had the answers to all my questions, except one that he referred to Amy, who referred it to Roy, who promptly got the answer back to her and thence to me. I often tell my friends that nobody beats Klipsch for helpful interaction with their customers.

Looks outstanding.... I love almost anything with feta...

Well if I looked like you I would be thinking healthy also, hey wait it might be why I don't look like you !

Bump for good find.

I would finish them for a purchaser if they so desired, clear oil or a medium walnut oil would give the medium oak finish similar to what Klipsch used. I have no facility for painting however ( and honestly, that would be a sin here)

Wow you dont see this everyday. Very cool GLWS