jimjimbo
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$5K is current market
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Legit ad. Some people just don’t get it.
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5 minutes ago, Islander said:
the LS2, with its open bottom, comes closer to being coupled to the floor than the older flat-bottomed La Scala, which kind of ”floats” on the carpet.
How exactly do you figure that?
Plastic sheets? For real? How about these, they work very well.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WDX5LC8?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
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10 minutes ago, babadono said:
Are you @Chief bonehead 's alter ego? I mean how do you know that?
Good luck getting an answer on that.....probably a current employee, or a former employee, or a relative of an employee with access to the Klipsch parts database. There's something fishy here.
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14 minutes ago, Cicerogue said:
I have experience with every type of wood finish currently available and I could not disagree more strenuously with the advice given in this thread. Even with my experience, I would not attempt to "repair" this almost undetectable flaw. For the purpose of this discussion, it would be reasonable to equate the lacquer finish on one's speakers to the clear coat on an automobile. I would not use any product or technique that would not be appropriate to subject your Mercedes to. If I was to do anything it would be to apply a quality carnuba wax. This may result in an acceptable improvement and is least likely to do harm in the hands of an amateur.
Having said that, it is up to the OP which internet stranger he is willing to trust with potentially damaging his sizable investment.
Absolutely agree with all of the above. Any type of oil is a very poor choice.
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Do you want to continue this conversation, go somewhere else.
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Yea, ok, so you and you and who else? lol........
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2 hours ago, babadono said:
Good to see a little love for Uncle Eltie here on the Klipsch Forum. Most times if I mention his music I get dumped on. We must be near the same age I'm a thinkin'.
A good portion of his music is well recorded, and there are some good demo tracks.
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28 minutes ago, KT88 said:
If it's a brand new amp then I would also take into account that all the components need to settle in, not just the tubes. Also some capacitors can sound shrill at the beginning and need some time before they sound "round". But if you suspect the tubes, then the small preamp tubes and their change often cause the biggest differences in sound. But I personally just would let it play for several months.
I agree with everyone who mentioned it one should stick to the factory specifications. A too high idle current stresses all components.Not so sure I agree about the capacitors "settling in", but otherwise I would say 100 hours or so will be just fine, and agree with the rest of the above post. Enjoy.
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1 hour ago, ClaudeJ1 said:
ACCURACY of words makes a difference. Maybe not to you, but especially to people who come here from other forums to read about Klipsch stuff.
Claude, what was it you said a few days ago about arguing with a fool? It still holds true, obviously…
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On 6/29/2022 at 8:12 AM, cjmustang69 said:
I’m looking for a wood cabinet for my recently purchased Scott LT-110 tuner. Based on information I have found - this tuner is the Wide C chassis (same as the 222b integrated amp, etc…). Let me know if anyone has a cabinet available. Thank You.
sent you PM
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I might have one. I will check.
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Just a joke my friend.
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29 minutes ago, billybob said:
Tecate Industries, think.
This works just as well, but probably costs more...
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3 hours ago, 001 said:
I really wonder if you know anything about klipsch speakers .
Claude, I can’t wait….how fun.
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9 minutes ago, EpicKlipschFan said:
have you done some kind of testing to confirm this statement? if so can you post the test or some type of info to back up this claim?
Of course there hasn't been any testing, because this is purely BS misinformation. The DE120 driver used in the Crites CT120 and the DaveA SMAHL are the clearly superior drivers. The following two gentlemen actually HAVE done the testing, and HAVE the info to back it up. @ClaudeJ1 @Dave A
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I will keep my eyes out for a set. Good luck.
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1 hour ago, Dave A said:
It would be nice if there was a time limit on edits here and people had to live with what they posted.
Dave, really? A limit on the Golden Child? And live with what they've posted? Not gonna happen.
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Once again, avoid the misinformation that is so prevalent from a few on this forum and contact Crites. Great customer service, and considering the cost of parts and labor these days, reasonable pricing,
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27 minutes ago, blair234me said:
I need a complete set. Thank you
These folks are your go to.....great customer service, fast and reliable.
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The King of Annoying speaks.
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Of course not.
1 minute ago, Shakeydeal said:Very serious. I didn't say you said that. I'm asking you if that is your opinion, as it is of some others on this forum. Amp = amp.
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3 hours ago, mikebse2a3 said:
Dam what a fool I’ve been …… !!! thinking I bought my McIntosh C50 because it has important features and great build quality and that I believe it provided great sound reproduction and to find out instead that “although it isn’t bad” it was about “status symbol” and to “impress guest”.
miketn 👍🤪
Thank you.
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6 hours ago, Shakeydeal said:
Ok, but dos it sound the same as a Crown amp? How about a Sony receiver? Any difference?
Have no idea what you are talking about, and I never said anything close to that. Feel free to retract your comment if you were serious.
Klispchorns - walnut, Seattle CL - $3K
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I'll say it again....$5K is current market. Some people here purport to know what they are talking about, but as usual, don't.