Budman

2 more cornwalls if you have the room, if not use 2 heresy's. know nothing about subs.

Sold for 928 dollars. anybody here the lucky winner. i tried.

pie slices are self sticking. i have removed a set from my heresy's grills and it does leave the old glue. have not yet tried to remove the old glue.

e-mail parts@klipsch.com they should still have them. if they don't buy 2 of the pie slice logo's at 12 dollars each.

15 7/16 X 13 1/4 deep

Congrats, you will love them.

if my 82 heresys sell on ebay this week, i guess i'm gonna have to bid on these and give them a nice home.

someone on the east coast should check these out.#5730517048

1982

LS stands for LaScala, B is Birch, R is Raw and the U in the serial number stands for 1980

---------------- On 10/15/2004 4:39:03 PM bhanley wrote: Thanks for helping a newbie. I've adjusted the price quite a bit. Not sure I would part with them for 1500. What price is fair for a pair of Heresey's ? ---------------- Heresy's are selling on ebay, depending on wood type and finish from 250 to 550 per pair. pictures and serial numbers of yours will tell what they are worth

2 grand in Warren Ohio

---------------- On 10/5/2004 5:10:01 PM 3dzapper wrote: jheis, You are correct. Cornwall Oiled Laquer. Rick ---------------- what Rick meant to say was, cornwall oak laquer

Audiogon.com type in klipsch at the top of the page

---------------- On 10/1/2004 12:15:01 PM 2Horny4U wrote: Those may be bit tough to locate. Why not give the new Jubilee pie slice logo a try on those speakers! I think that they would look awesome on those decorator Heresy's! These are the logo's that are currently shipping on some of the new Heritage speakers coming out of hope. I have them on all my speakers. ---------------- didn't notice until now you have a new log in name. i got the part number from another thread #070249 and i just e-mailed parts@klipsch.com they are nice and 2 of them are on there way

looking for one or two klipsch copper logos from 1977 with the 3 horizonal lines. just bought a set of heresy decorator model that needs both, also looking for two K-22 EF woofers in mint condition. pm or e-mail me. thanks

T = 1979

Best Buy

---------------- On 9/18/2004 2:10:20 PM nicholtl wrote: How do Belles stack up to Khorns in the general hierarchy of things? I live in CA, and I got the $1600, but I ain't got the space... ---------------- if you can't get k-horns the belles are the next best thing.

when i was a teen, Thunder Road was the best movie i ever saw and i now own it on dvd.

---------------- On 8/24/2004 2:20:48 PM seti wrote: Thanks having just bought a home so I have avoided walmart like the plague as that will be a good $500 trip perhaps I should by stock first. I will get some of those tonight and see what happens. Also the previous owners manage to get one drink ring and another spot that looks a little worn on the top of the speakers any ideas an what i can do about that? I would rather not refinish them! ---------------- get some glass tops made a.s.a.p

---------------- On 8/16/2004 12:42:32 PM Budman54 wrote: #5715542153 in Boston, seller said they are C-WO-15 ----------------

#5715542153 in Boston

i have an elite 24tx and sit 10 feet from my k-horns that are 20 feet apart, playing dire straits at -10 is 90 db with a spl meter. at 0 its 100 db. max volume is plus 12. hope this helps

---------------- On 6/21/2004 10:53:56 AM damonrpayne wrote: This week we will likely begin the process of meeting with home builders and reviewing home plans. I would like a home theater room in the basement as part of this home plan. Because we are looking mostly at 2-story homes basement space may not be plentifull. I have three main questions: 1) Will the ceiling in a standard basement be tall enough after ceiling is added or will we feel cramped? 2) Other than drywall, is there anything I will want to add to the walls? Any kind of treatment or somesuch in between studs? Two of the walls will be concrete basement walls plus studs. I think I'll want wire conduit in the wall, and of course several discrete electrical circuits. 3) Room dimensions: I have read here and there than MINIMUM dimensions for a decent Klipschorn room would be 18'x20', with the horns on the wide wall. Will this work for a 7.1 home theater, and could I get away with a smaller room if need be? Thanks! ---------------- Answer to #1, you will NOT feel cramped. #2, add insulation between the studs and always use a treated stud on the bottom in case of water damage. #3, my 2 story basement is 20 x 29 with the k-horns on the 20' wall. i sit about 10' back and it sounds great. have a pool table behind the couch and it sounds great at 27' with heresys on the side and one for the center. see ya