As per the subject, I'm new to the Klipsch arena but have always admired this companies products (although from afar).
I recently patched together an entry level (older) setup including KG 3.5's, a KV-2, and SS1 surrounds. All used stuff but it suited my budget.
I very happy with what I'm getting for my dollar other than a mild concern with the 3.5's being a bit boomy - Here's a little about the set up...
1) I have them about a foot from the wall (not in corners and they can't be placed in corners due to room restrictons).
2) They have not been modified
3) Using an Onkyo 701 receiver and Denon 2900 multi player - playing mostly CD's and SACD's
4) This set up is for both my music and A/V needs
My question is can I do any modifications to the speakers (fronts) to help reduce the boomy base or is this just the nature of the speaker? When I say mod's I mean anything from Xover upgrades, internal wiring, or dampening.
I searched but there is little out there that relates to my modest little set up. Any help, feedback, opinions, would be much appreciated by this newbie!
thanks - great forum BTW
