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I got a link via email... didn't we already put this fundraiser to bed? your asking for more funding?

any idea on how to source someone? i have a couple things I need built and I want a capable person with CNC capabilities.

those are a BEAUTIFUL set of speakers... worth the price of admission. Someone grab these.

please take GOOD pictures of them... and list them in the garage section of the forum.

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My goal is to have a 5.1 system (for Home Theater and 5.1 Music) with Forte IV's because the footprint is more manageable and they are nearly the speaker a Cornwall is... Don't hesitate if you are considering it and you already like the KG's. Fatigue is not really a function of the speaker per say, but when you have an extremely efficient speaker that is extremely resolving, such as the Forte IV's, you run the risk of exposing poor components in your signal chain... that is not the speakers fault.

you call THIS alive?

you made the right decision... live with them for a while. the AL is a superior speaker to the CW or Forte... in every way. adding a subwoofer to the AL is in no way a 'mixed bag'. IF you like the sound of LF distortion, maybe you should have gotten the direct radiating speaker.

pull the plug!

what a GREAT inscription....

extremely stable... zero issues. I recommend stands with a subwoofer.

now I have heard it all...

A complete set of the SHM-CD of the B52's from Japan because Dynamic Range Matters

The Stumm 47 version of Depeche Mode Music for the Masses from the UK

the Alfa Records version of Depeche Mode's Violator from Japan... superior Dynamic range.

NO ONE has ever gone to jail for building their own version of something... it's not a lacrimal activity. Some people have received a cease and desist for trying to BRING TO MARKET their version of something that is previously patented as a MATTER OF FACT, Klipsch themselves have 'licensed for production' in the past and if the new owners decide to go with cost cutting and to not release the heritage subwoofer, perhaps they will consider licensing a re-badged Heritage subwoofer for production

that is what I use... though there is an argument to be made that they are six Mono's in one chassis.

Any of those... I'd start with the F7 and Sit

can't be bigger than a dreadnought can it?

no... you want a good guess on pricing... think between 3000-4500 for a unit that has veneer, maybe even quite a bit more. with the sale of corporate, I would be willing to bet that nearly everything is on hold especially any highend Heritage pet product.

I think that both speakers are more similar than they are different... bigger room, cornwall smaller room, forte or cornwall