right after I won the auction I surfed for hours looking for any info I could find....I found this on another site, any of this make any sense?????
"picked up a used pair of Klipsch Heresy's, older model 1's with birch ply boxes. At first these sounded to bright and thin. I went and applied plummers putty to the woofer basket legs and around the squawker horn. Then, I added a brace to the box. I changed the wiring on the autoformer in the crossover to drop the squawkers output a couple of decibles and changed the tweeter cap from a 2 uF to a 1.5 uF. I also have some felt around the mid-horn mouth (after routing the wood to the same taper). Then I lightly stuffed the box with polyfill. These tweeks transformed these speakers. They now have dynamics and frequency balance that is superb! These speakers bring me closer to the live music experiance then I have yet come. That compression midrange speaker is really amazing! I wouldn't give these up for any fullrange driver, even if the fullrange driver does have a better coherency. The Klipsch dynamics and detail are just so much better, and have a more neutral, realistic balance. Unless I can find something that has greater dynamics, frequency balance, detail and instrument tonality, I plan on staying in the Klipsch line. With my OB subwoofers, I get a very flat response down to around 25 Hz with a very life-like sound.
From what I've read, the Heresy plus decent subwoofer, is in the same league as the Forte's, Cornwalls and Chorus. I don't think I'll be changing anytime soon, as I haven't been impressed quite enough by any single driver system. Coherency and imaging isn't quite enough for me. Wink
I need that instrument detail and tonallity! Cool"
Thanks
Flegz