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I bought a near mint pair of Heresy II for $100.

I love when people come on here with issues, never to be heard from again. 🤷🏻‍♂️

I believe that threaded insert is for use with the speaker stands Klipsch offers to give them more stability than just sitting on top of a stand.

For rear surrounds, direct radiating models like the RP-600M are recommended.

They’re not subs, they’re woofers. You can’t just put a different woofer in a cabinet and get an improvement in sound. Different woofers are designed for specific cabinet volumes, sealed or ported, frequency ranges, etc.

In a five speaker surround setup the surrounds should be slightly behind you facing you.

They are. Best surround setup I’ve ever had.

Jubilees.

Had a fish fry with my wife's family a couple weeks ago. Fried up crappies, bluegill, perch, walleye and largemouth bass. Batter was egg, flour and crushed up Cool Ranch Doritos. Tasted awesome.

Post in the Garage Sale section along with price, pics, etc.

https://community.klipsch.com/index.php?/topic/215998-please-read-first-before-posting-in-technical-restoration-section/

First thing I would try (with the receiver off) is turn the volume knob back and forth rapidly 50-100 times.

I’m confused. How is the subwoofer output on the Sixes related to the Aux input on them?

I had one of those t-amps connected to a pair of forte IIs years ago. Absolutely amazing sound.

I wouldn’t say it influences my life, but I do spend a lot of time on it. In addition to watching how-to videos such as auto repair, boat repair, etc I’m subscribed to these channels: Doug Demuro Berm Peak/Berm Peak Express FailArmy Clayton Schick Outdoors Jay Siemens Audio Advice Kentucky Ballistics The Fish Whisperer CodyBPyrotechnics Fishing with Bryan Prokuski