Seadog

Glenn, Annie and I are thrilled that you and Verna are doing so well. We are looking forward to seeing you both again next year! David

I've had a TV outside for about 7 years. In Texas, my advice is get a good fan for the summer, and a good heater for the winter. We really do use our outdoor space all year. Oh, and of course, get a pair of Klipsch outdoor speakers and an external amp for your TV sound.

I speak about two words in French, but I watched the video and I think it is a pretty good PR/marketing piece for Klipsch. If it helps to sell more Heritage speakers in France and elsewhere, it is good for Klipsch and the employees in Hope. It may seem unfair that we no longer are allowed to photograph in the plant at the Pilgrimages, but it seems fair that the French should know more about the very thing that brought all of us to this Forum. Who knows, maybe we will see some French folks at the next Pilgrimage.

Heads up on this OfferUp posting. Not my sale. https://offerup.com/item/detail/698826906/

I need to find out what kind of bait you use!

I much preferred you initial reply! 👹

Seriously? We all waited around for that?

My wife surprised me with an early Father's Day present!

They will look great behind an acoustically transparent screen.

Congratulations! $800 well spent.

$200 is a great deal on a pair of KG4s in good condition. I think they will sound very good with that receiver. I bought KG4s new over 30 years and I have never regretted the purchase.

I'm sure it sounds great. I once tried my Scott 130 pre with a 208 using Cornwalls and that sound really good. Is the 355 basically a 130 with a tuner?

Maybe Mila1924 will post an update. Photos of the same amp were posted by the new owner on the Klipsch Owners Facebook page a couple of days ago.

I always keep an eye out for vintage cast iron when I'm walking through a resale shop. If I run across a Griswold or a Wagner it comes home with me. I've been cooking with cast iron about a dozen years on a regular basis. It started with cooking at camp outs where I would usually use 3 large dutch ovens, and 3 or 4 skillets (we camped with some big groups - you can cook a lot of pancakes on a 16x38" steel griddle). Nothing beats cooking with a properly seasoned cast iron skillet or pot.

Yes. That one looks pretty clean from the photo. I have one just like it and it sounds very good with my Cornwalls. Mine was restored by NOSValves many years ago. If the tech that restored the unit for sale did a good job, I think $850 is a fair price.