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XxCowboyxX

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About XxCowboyxX

  • Birthday 03/07/1986

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  • Location
    Texarkana, AR
  • My System
    Forte II LCR and 2 Klipsch Bi-pole for surrounds
    TubaHT subwoofer ran by a Behringer Inuke1000DSP

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  1. I honestly didn't even think about buying just a dust cap. Heck I didn't even know you could buy just the cap. I will definitely check out buying one for it instead of an entire replacement. Thanks for the advice
  2. I have a pair of Forte 2s that have a hole in one of the dust caps on one of the passive speakers on the back and somehow managed to lose the screw down part of the terminal as well. I am curious if anyone knows where I can buy a passive sub and the screw down portion of the terminals. This is my third set of the Forte 2s and I plan on selling them because I now do not have the room to run them as surrounds(My LCR are all Forte2s) And I know as picky as I am that someone will not want to buy it with a hole in the dust cap.
  3. I'd buy today if it wasn't so dang far!
  4. Thanks for the reply guys, it never ceases to amaze me how nice everyone has always been on this forum. I wish I had people in my area to listen to systems and such with. Heck I have been to the Hope factory many times and only live 30 minutes from it. What do yall think about that Dynaco he posted. Heck if yall think it looks good I don't mind taking a risk on buying it and possibly getting a damn good piece of gear I will keep for a long time.
  5. Hey guys I have some down time in between moves and I am considering giving tube amps a shot. I'll be powering forte ii's. I have heard that a SS amp with a tube pre amp "sounds" the same as a tube system. I was going to run a crown amp to them with gobs a power. I see where people put new tubes in their amps. With some tubes so expensive how often do y'all replace them? The integrated tube amps have a huge appeal to me because I like the idea of having it all in one box. I'd definitely need a suggestion on a good model if I go integrated tube amp since it seems a lot of them are made in china(doesn't bother me) but I don't know anything about the brands. Heck I guess other than mcintosh(usually out of my price league) I don't know much of any brands in the tube world. I'm open to suggestions.
  6. Can the bottom part come off the forte ii? The little riser. It seems like it could be taken off. If so it would fit perfect under my screen and would be an exact match.
  7. If I have a pair of forte ii with the crites tweeter how close would a pair of heresys be with the same crites tweeter as far as timbre goes for my LCR. Edit: also I noticed the new heresy has the titanium tweeters in them (not sure how they compare sonically to crites)
  8. I have a question about mixing front three heritage speakers with reference surrounds. Mainly with my RB51ii heights in my 9.1 setup. I'm curious how distracting it would be to have lets say 3 La scalas up front and have the rest including height reference
  9. I was only 18 in 2004. Had promedia ultras as my first klipsch product. Then randomly came across a pair of klipsch tower speakers from a ffriend and picked tthem up. They didn't have labels but sounded ok from what I previously owned. from there I had rf52ii and rc52 as mains. Then went from there all the way to what's in my signature.
  10. Best as in the top of the line reference speaker. As far as I know its the top. But this was m ore of a wow post. Not a complaint.
  11. I seriously feel like at some point Klipsch has lied to me. I own the the "best" reference speaker made. The rf7ii. I found a good deal on craigslist for a pair of forte II with crites titanium tweeters for $375. I figured you know if anything ill have something for my computer room. I can not even explain how dissapointed I am. These speakers sound ungodly smoother and alive than my rf7iis. I'm really enjoying these speakers more than I could have ever imagined. I have had them for 4 days and can already tell you I'm not letting them go. Some of the best money I have ever spent.
  12. Also on a side note, the two side walls in the room are made of really thick wood. Probably 3/4 thick. It looks very bleh in my opinion but the size of the room is perfect for the HT so I stuck it in there. I am not "allowed" to pull the wood down or else she(WAF) would shoot me.
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