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  1. Rudy,

    I am a fan of the flase corners, if you lack them in the room. There are MANY posts on the subject, just run a search.

    The most interesting that I have saw lately were by Tigerwoodkhon (I think). They were a real nice design and would leave the speaker portable (realitive term with khorn) and were not real intrusive to the room.

    Roy

  2. I would lean to the older units. Freshen them up, and you know what you have.

    Mac today is a name only. The company is now japanese owned. IMHO the quality is still good, but NO LONGER the great AMERICAN powerhouse. A perfect example of that is the car stereo line. Made by Clarion and a Mac name printed on it.

    Roy

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    On 7/7/2005 4:59:44 PM Daddy Dee wrote:

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    On 7/7/2005 3:55:31 PM Royster wrote:

    I bet he listens to a "lifestyle" system also..........

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    Oh, I was thinking "Lifestyle" is a brand of condom I've seen advertised. Didn't know they made sound systems, too.
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    LOL, they most likely sound better than the BLOSE lfiestyle series.

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    On 7/7/2005 3:58:19 PM WaveMan wrote:

    WOW...... My khorns image unlike ANY other speaker that I have came across. As a mater of fact I can hear (image) Stevie Nicks getting fatter on the latest mac cd.

    I would guess that you were shown a pair of horns that were lacking one or more important elements.

    (1) Set into prpoer corners. (they still have a soundstage that is huge, just drop a little on the bottom end).

    (2) Fed with quality components (garbage in = garbage out)

    (3)A good recording.

    That being said, your rather bold trashing of the great horn is rare. PWK had a button that would be perfect for such a baseless statement.

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    Fyi.. the last set of Khorns I've heard were powered by McIntosh Gear (Amp/pre-amd/CD-Player) and were placed in adjacent corners.... we played several CD's....

    My statement isn't baseless - in fact I worked in the audio industry before and have been involved as a fan of audio since I was 12yrs old (I'm 34 now)...

    Turning it back on you, have you ever heard a pair of RF7's on good gear/source etc?
    :)

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    Yes, I have heard RF-7's. They are a nice product. But they are not in the same league a most of the Heritage line.

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    On 7/7/2005 3:23:43 PM WaveMan wrote:

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    On 7/7/2005 3:17:42 PM Royster wrote:

    Khorns, belles, corns all sound better IMHO. But maybe i am wrong, maybe there is a covert plan by the Klipsters to fool all of us Heritage users.
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    Khorns sound like crap IMO - they're loud, sure - extremely effecient? Of course.... Can image well? hell no... Khorns are also some of the most innfacturate-sounding speakers I've heard... They're best used for small concerts or dance halls where you need tons of volume and SPL...

    I can't comment on belles or corns as I haven't heard them... having owned Forte's before I can say that they have TONS of midrange, but it's not near as smooth as the RF7's...

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    WOW...... My khorns image unlike ANY other speaker that I have came across. As a mater of fact I can hear (image) Stevie Nicks getting fatter on the latest mac cd.

    I would guess that you were shown a pair of horns that were lacking one or more important elements.

    (1) Set into prpoer corners. (they still have a soundstage that is huge, just drop a little on the bottom end).

    (2) Fed with quality components (garbage in = garbage out)

    (3)A good recording.

    That being said, your rather bold trashing of the great horn is rare. PWK had a button that would be perfect for such a baseless statement.

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    On 7/7/2005 2:55:34 PM neo33 wrote:

    If he is a fanatic, what does that make me with 3 pairs of Cornwalls, 2 pairs of Fortes, 4 pairs of Heresies, a pair of RF-7s, a pair of RB-10s, a pair of KG-1.5s, a Quintet II system, 3 pairs of ProMedia 2.1s and 4 pairs of ProMedia Ultra 2.0s?

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    Needing to update your profile to reflect those jewels.

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    On 7/7/2005 3:05:08 PM WaveMan wrote:

    I'm sure I'll get blasted by "old-school" Klipsch lovers but....

    Is it just me, or are the RF7's - the best-sounding speakers Klipsch has ever made?

    Before you blast - keep in mind, that I've owned and/or listened to the following models:

    Forte

    Forte II

    Chorus II

    Kornerhorns...

    All of those speakers rock - but none have been able to match the sonic clarity and imaging of the RF7's IMO..

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    It's JUST YOU........

  8. Hey Joe,

    I also had something like this happen. In the end the guy was aken into custody, given the either refund or have theft by deception filed.

    Several months later from a pay phone i called the gas company, electric company, phone and cable asking that my (his) services be disconnected as i had sold the house and moving. The termination date i requested was the friday before Labor day. NO ELECT ect till Tuesday. Hope the jag off had a freezer full of meat. Petty and not becoming a officer, but sure made me feel a hell of a lot better.

    Roy

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    On 7/6/2005 1:06:12 PM Frzninvt wrote:

    OMG, Stunning. 1977 Mahogany Lacquers. What is with people though, they list Pickup Only and provide a vague location? Where the hell is Traverse City it could be in the Philippines for all I know. I am going to guess Michigan? Any clues?

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    traverse city is Michigan. In the north west section of the lower penn. This seller has sold some real nice corns in the past 6 months also.

    Roy

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    On 7/2/2005 1:12:48 PM Number 9 wrote:

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    On 7/2/2005 9:36:30 AM Royster wrote:

    HOG WASH........

    Read Dope from Hope vol 15, no. 6 760061 and YOU will have the blueprint for a supurb 3 channel stereo.

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    What little do you know? James Bongiorno is probably the most anti-HT hi-fi designer out there. His trinaural circuit is ALL ANALOG.

    Before you mouth off, do your homework.

    I was never saying that a summed channel does not work, just there are now more sophisticated approaches ... read the original like I posted above. There is life beyond Hope.

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    What are you trying to say? That "Dope From Hope " is wrong, somehow less advanced than Bongiorno? You are on a KLIPSCH ownned site and have the bad manners to inmply that the DFH is somehow less......? Makes me wish I hasd the BS button artwork to post.

    I stand by my comments. The fact is that the afore mentioned DFH is as I stated. That is what I know. That is why I referenced the sorce. You on the other hand chose to dull out opinion as if it were fact. As far as doing MY homework I have trired both of the process's mentioned. I find that the DFH design works best for Khorns with a scalla center (that is what i run) in my room.

    YOU my wish to list a system in your profile, that way maybe us dullards can grasp where your experience is comming from.

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    On 7/2/2005 1:21:23 AM Number 9 wrote:

    Hey, I tried it too at one time. Maybe I should not have said "everyone". Let's put it this way, there are purists who have moved on to more sophisticated approaches than just a summed channel.

    I can see the logic with Klipschorns, that are wide apart in a room, to avoid a hole in the middle effect.

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    HOG WASH........

    Read Dope from Hope vol 15, no. 6 760061 and YOU will have the blueprint for a supurb 3 channel stereo. There are many of us here that run such a system. And I can not imagine returning to a 2 speaker system.

    No, most of us DO NOT use the gadetry of todays ht set ups, rateher prefer the "bridged" center.

    I third the motion to do a search of the topic. You will find much here on the subject.

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