IB Slammin

You might need to replace your transport..... tc

Who designed or worked on the KP600? thx tc

I don't know what to say. Only what I listened to. Heard them in the Klipsch listening room in Hope. I should think that they would give them a fair shot in a demo. ???

How clever...troll

Another try..... Both were placed 8-10' from the wall. No corner or wall gain. The Forte sounded more subdued. Top to bottom. A little "polite" for my taste. Like a speaker that I would use in my office or bedroom. The CW was robust. Much larger sound. Tight and fast LF. Top to bottom "in your face". Can't comment on Imaging for ether. CW having a larger soundstage. Detail was nice in both speakers. tc

Bill, Can't respond. Seems to disappear after a few lines........ How could that be? Is Marketing looking in ???? Just kidding. Will try later. tc

It means that the CW sounded very much better to me and another forum member. tc

A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to A/B the Forte lll and the Cornwall lll. Speaker switching box, with the same gain on each speaker. The difference was jaw-dropping. Disregarding price, the CW lll just smoked the Forte lll IMHO tc

I must think that there were a few Luxman designers left over when Alpine bought them. The "R" ands the "m" series were winners. Been running two M117's (bridged) for years. 600wpc beasts. OK, I do like head room. Pretty pricey for 1990 at $1,300 ea. Known to have a tube like sound for a big SS power amp. Had them re-capped and gone thru about 10 years ago. Now they are dedicated to LF duty with MC 100's on the top. tc

I think that there is something to be said for coupling the LF to the floor. ?? Welcome

The best cut IMHO tc

I heard it as well. Sounds good and good price! JWC stuff is always top-notch.

And that coming from a Dead Head........

Been there on 650 Bonny.....

I had to laugh at JWC's one word reply..... His avatar is one of two 1.2 KW Mac's. Only 167lbs each.....and they do sound good with Klipsch and other horn systems. tc