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I don’t even know where to begin with this…

Did you run the receiver’s auto setup for your speakers? Double check that everything is wired in phase? What channel output levels are your front 3 set to in your receiver?

The answer is yes.

What speakers do you have?

Of course it will.

This thread is old enough to buy alcohol.

Awesome. I’ve had my 65” for a little over 4 years now and have been itching to upgrade.

Make sure the bi-wire jumpers are firmly in place.

Very sorry for your loss. If you post a wanted to buy down in the Garage Sale you might have a little better luck. 👍

The closer all your speakers can be to each other the better. For example, I have Heresys as my front mains, center and surrounds. Absolutely the best sound I’ve ever had.

That info is in this thread. I’ll be nice, though, and tell you they were made in 1985 (first two digits). No other info can be determined by just the serial number.

New phone. iPhone 16 Pro. Old phone was an iPhone 13. Had all Androids before that. I really like the phone. Incredibly fast, beautiful screen.

I said to call or email them.

Everything you want to know is in a sticky at the top of this forum section.

So awesome. I used a miniDSP 2x4HD to tune my THTs and to blend them with my Heresys and the transition between them is incredible. Perfectly crossed over and the THTs provide low end that will levitate you off the couch if you want.

I guess my The One is different since the volume control on The One itself is independent from the Bluetooth volume on my phone so I’m able to use both to fine tune the volume.

Call or email Klipsch.

Yes. If you damaged the woofer you should be able to purchase a new one.

Are you adjusting the volume on the source or on The Three?

@Artemmarius Hello?

Check and post pics if you can.

Your buddy is wrong? Details about the exact year of things rarely is remembered correctly unless it’s something very life-altering like a death, birth, marriage, etc. As great as they are, I highly doubt someone would remember to the exact year when they started working with a pair of speakers nearly five decades ago.

Must have missed this:

Can we please normalize using punctuation?