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I have heritage linked to a modern Pioneer. to be honest, I couldn't be happier. I am SURE there are much better set ups, but for my room, 25x20 it's has a wonderful image and outstanding levels.
Specially at the price point, I am not a rich man by any stretch of the imagination, so being "all in" at about $1600 via discreet shopping and Criagslist finds this is my most rewarding set up to date.
I found that Crites interview eye opening when he said that Paul Klipsch used SS amps.
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I tried that with my amp... pioneer, and it didnt work well.
what does work well for me is the A/B two zone set up in stereo mode. with CW's on the main A and heresys on zone B
level seems perfect as well as balance, I am very happy
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when I first received my CW's I felt the same as you OP... but then with a little experimentation on the amp settings things changed drastically... and I am still using the OEM crossover.
one other thing I notice, on my CW', is that at lower volume levels, bass is under pronounced, at higher volume levels, they scream bass response.
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excited yes...
but that have less range than image ones accoring to Klipsch.
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rapid prototyping... bfd []
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agreed... 90% music is a sub choice for sure.
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probably should ask bob.
I have a set of CW1 tweets that I can send you, one works and one is not though I doubt it is an expensive fix.
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here is your best friend... dont wait, that is a smoking deal on what is essetnially a new unit. my SC is so quite it's amazing.
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not that I have seen on the 77's... for the other k series yes
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Shot this short video now that the system seems to be working better... things still need to eb put into position, but sound is finnaly close. I need some fine tweaking.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twfSVk2aOXE
After getting the sound dialed in much better, I really am not sure I want a subwoofer. the system rocks the house, the only way I need a sub is for ultra low frequencies.
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that is a very interesting question... out side of my relm of knowledge, but someone here will answer up or sure.
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not sure how to adjust aCW for individual notes... but perhaps there is for a range.
FYI, I just installed a set of Crites 125 tweets, man... what an immediate difference.Makes me think there may be more holes in that speaker that could be addressed
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I "get" the tube action here, they are superb amplifiers. but I dont get the exclusion of SS as it were the plague.Reading Bob Crites interview about SS and klipsch horn loaded was reassuring.
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TY folks... you're the best
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not sure sir... he is quoting $3,000 new for it. 16hz form a tiny sub? is that even possible?
specs from his ad:
Sunfire TS-EQ12 True Subwoofer EQ Signature Dual 12in Powered Subwoofer with Auto EQ
•2700-watt amp featuring patented Tracking Downconverter power supply
•Frequency response: 16 Hz to 100 Hz (+0, -3 dB)
•Measurement microphone and automatic internal contour compensation keeps it that way
•Greater than 116 dB peak SPL with room gain
•Input coupling is optical and accepts balanced, standard and high-level inputs
•Bore 10 inches - stroke 2.35 inches (over 360 cubic inches total air volume displacement)
•Crossover points variable from 30 Hz to 100 Hz
•Input level (volume) control
•Phase continuously adjustable 0° to 180°
•Passive 70 Hz 6 dB per octave hi-pass line level output for satellite loudspeakers
•Dimensions: 13" by 13" by 13"
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is $800 for a Sunfire TS-EQ12 True Subwoofer EQ 12 Signaturea good deal? one is available local or sale. id ont have a lot of experience with subs so any input is welcome. it says that it is good to 16hz, which seems hard to beleive.
thanks
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someof these folded wooferes are quite interesting... I think i need one.
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in for later... beautiful write up
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TY... reading now
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I had great fun with my Onkyo 806 and a pair of Heresey 1's... the set up could rock the house and was capable of great sensitivity.
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update for my particular situation...
I deleted all my programed pre sets/settings on the amp and everything seems to be all hunky dory now. there must have been something done when I used the auto set up/microphone that caused my system to play strangly for my room.
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thanks... I just might try it myself indeed.
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looked inside... everything looks really good, but i have not used a fluke to test anything. placement might have a bit to do with it.
yes, both speakers are running of the same amp currently, different channels.
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I am pretty sure I could do a fair job... but if I am paying, I expect better than a "hobbiest" work
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lol... yes sir.
they seem to like the music.
Not to worry, I have catch basins under them and I dont water on top of the speakers