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  1. at the time it was but only if i knew then what i know now>>......
  2. Almost got it last week but got rush at rio insted my next one will be pink floyd now
  3. just checking if im the only one with forum loading slow?
  4. Not to far for Me I am from Lincoln
  5. You know it when the cars that drive by your house and cant hear their booming car sub
  6. ---------------- On 12/31/2004 5:37:28 AM Erik Mandaville wrote: Jennifer: The brightness you described might be the result of a couple of different things -- one of which is probably the fact that they are brand new. The circular piece of rubber-like material around the speaker cones(called the 'surround')often need a little time to 'loosen' and break in. I have a pair of Lowther full-range horn speakers that literally took between 500 and 1000 hours to break in before they lost their sharpness. Klipsch speakers in general seem to lean toward the 'cool' side of the color spectrum, meaning that unlike some other loudspeakers, Klipsch tend to be detailed and very clear and open sounding (one of the reasons many of us like them so much!)Depending on what you were using before, you may also actually need a little time to get used to the new sound. Also, some solid state (as opposed to tube-powered) amplifiers can make Klipsch speakers even brighter sounding. Perhaps you might just give them some time to loosen up a bit. If they still sound overly bright, you might begin to consider looking around for an amplifier that could help balance out the sound to the way you like it. Klipsch speakers are worth it, I think! There are some who have had very good results with certain SS amps, but there is a quickly growing number of very reasonably priced tube amplifiers, as well. Good luck, Erik ---------------- Good job scared anotherone off j/k
  7. ---------------- On 12/29/2004 9:17:06 PM Steve_L wrote: My take is that there aren't that many F-3 owners out here, and they're not feeling a need to defend their purchases, but a few have said they were really happy with the sound per dollar ratio. YMMV ---------------- I like mine just fine but dont post much I know they are lot better then my old kg]
  8. WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Brooke
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    ---------------- On 12/11/2004 2:50:30 PM Jay481985 wrote: hacker h4xor!!! I know you guys cheat! www.pwned.nl ---------------- LOL,,,, thats one funny vid file!!
  10. hard for Me to explain I would say that svs blows it away in movies and just better(and not by much) for music its not booming and mono sounding like my sub i had before the ksw15 (sound dynamics 15 250 rms)and I like a a range of dif styles of music and if you are a Metallica fan you will get a feeling the Lars Ulrich was made to play the drums with svs lol
  11. Iv had my svs for a week.And for music it's nice and tight and blends well with my sf3's and just for kicks i put it to my old kg 2.5's and with little tweaking it sounded well BUT!!!!!!movies it blows the ksw 15 away Iv never had a sub that you could fill the effects with out hearing it (tuned to 16 hrz spiderman 2 dococt climbing)guns shots have great realism I wish I could let you here it. Look for a friend near you with svs and im not trying to say its the best you can get but for the price you will not go wrong
  12. We are done with it!With lots of hard work. Myself and My 10 year old Daughter built with our own hands
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