jfmacken

I can imagine those grado sr-60s looking pretty silly hooked up to an ipod though;) According to user reviews they fall off of your head easily when you are jogging, so I guess that won't do.

thanx!

For those of you klipsch people that own an Ipod, what kind of portable headphones would you recommend to give the best sound performance for a modest price? The generic headsets sound like crap and sound like the bottom 4 octaves are cut out. I've heard sennheiser headphones before (hd600's i think) and they sounded great on a home setup, but you probably wouldn't want to take something that nice out for a jog. Any ideas?

If you are using a sub I would personally go with the heresy. I dig the K-55V sound!

Wow. I wish somebody would do that to my heresys!

Has anybody mentioned any talking heads albums yet? I think their live album "The name of the band is the talking heads" is my favorite of their 80's catalogue (otherwise I would have went fear of music '79). Other favorites Iron Maiden Debut, Killers, Number of the Beast (Very interesting, the only albums with Clive Burr are my favorite...) David Bowie - Scary Monsters Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine Front 242 - Official Version Metallica - Ride the Lightning Megadeth - Peace Sells Peter Gabriel - So Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell

Has anybody heard much about the SVS top of the line sub, or had the pleasure of listening to it?

That was all I needed to know, thanks! I do have spring terminal k55V's ('77), so taming the 9khz peak is in my best interest.

I have seen a few discrepencies regarding this "P trap" in past posts. Which values of capacitor and inductor are the correct choices to use with the old K55V driver? I am also interested in hearing exactly how to connect this in simple terms (this end of the capacitor connects precisely here on the crossover, or this part of the inductor connects there). If they could be tightened down via the squawker terminals on the crossover that would be very easy. I am getting a 9k peak in my mid driver that really flares when playing the talking heads! Thanks

In order to attenuate the K55V driver you must drop it down one tap as well as install a resistor upon the drivers terminals. My question is: would a 15 ohm 10 watt resistor be suitable for this? I can not find a 16 ohm 10 watt resistor! Also, would backing off the K-77 two taps (to 1) shift the frequency response to the point of needing a new cap or resistor?

This is great, I get the best of both worlds with this combination! Using the hk630 as a preamp, I get that lovely hk sound, but now with the yamaha horsepower. Time to turn up the volume!

Do any of you guys think using the vintage hk630 preamp section with a yamaha ax596 integrated would be a good idea with my heresy's? I have both integrated amps and the hk sounds nice and warm, but doesnt have enough juice, while the yamaha is much cleaner at high volume (100 watts) but less organic sounding.

Is it beneficial to reverse the polarity on the tweeter as well? I havent done this yet..

Either way, I think you would have more powerful bass than the local movie theater! I would probably go with the B4, those look really scary.

I've finally ordered and received some audiocap theta's, and I'm going to throw these puppies in once I decide on rewiring my system or not... they are 30 years old. I somehow doubt that I will hear any changes when switching to new wire. Personally, I havent heard any differences when switching generic and 'monster' speaker wires/rca cables with my stereo before... who knows. By the way, whats the deal with the horn damping? I'm assuming this helps to minimize horn resonance at high frequencies. Sounds messy!