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6 hours ago, MH797 said:
I've got a pair of RP-280F that had the tweeters damaged by a full scale noise glitch and I've ordered new horn drivers but I don't see an obvious way to get to the back of the tweeters.
Does anyone know what the procedure is?
If you Google it Klipsch has the procedure on their website.https://support.klipsch.com/hc/en-us/articles/360025674551-Reference-Premiere-Tweeter-Woofer-Removal
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Thanks for letting us know. 😟
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Welcome to the forum! Unfortunately phrases like “won’t break the bank” are never helpful because only you know how much you’re willing to spend.
The new RP subwoofers from Klipsch have received a lot of great reviews and are available in a wide range of sizes and prices.
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3 hours ago, Denon AVR 683 said:
We've had one for 22 years. It still works and has always had quality sound. Just unhooked it last week. We're remodeling and will be listing it to sell.
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6 hours ago, quocheiser said:
Does anyone know the crossover point of the RB5?
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15 hours ago, Vadym said:
Don’t buy it , it’s loosing connection with your device every single week!!!
-You’re posting in the forum section regarding the Klipsch pilgrimage in 2020.-You say “don’t buy it” but then never say what “it” is.
Welcome to the forum? 🤷
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On 9/30/2024 at 9:01 AM, Hector F. said:
I am having the same issue, less than 4 years old. Started out of nowhere.
I turned off the home wifi, but that wasn't the issue.I unplugged from the receiver, but the noise continued.
Moved the subwoofer to a different room and plugged into a different circuit, noise continued.
Any suggestions?
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The -3dB point of your speakers is 110Hz so a crossover of 120Hz makes sense to me.
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1 hour ago, Phoon694 said:
I’m looking at a single Heresy. Figured out the serial number info, but type says “TH-SR”. Anybody know what that is? Guessing the “T” may indicate theater, and I know the “R” is raw, but no idea what the “S” is…maybe “stained” as it is black.
SR stands for Slanted Riser. Post a pic of the tag if you can. Not sure on the TH. -
11 hours ago, Philip McDonald said:
Excuse me as long as you are supplying good accurate information and have 40 years of experience mainly with the heritage line and they haven’t been around for a few years so what it may be useful to someone else that that is now I know a lot of folks that were around last year that aren’t around this year Mainly just got tired of all the hype and sold everything not trying to be facetious, but there’s nothing wrong with that. All knowledge about anything at any time happy listening.
The person I quoted above was asking the original poster if they still had those LaScalas for sale. I was informing them that they hadn’t been on the forum for years so chances are very slim they’ll get a response. -
2 hours ago, renewillem said:
Hi, do you by chance still have these La Scalas and are looking to sell? Would love them, let me know if you do!
If you’re ever replying to a thread that’s several years old and hoping for a response, it’s always good to tap on the username of the original poster to see when they were here last. In this case the person you’re hoping to hear from hasn’t been on the forum since November 2020. -
This post is stickied at the top of this forum section and will give you everything you’re looking for:
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1 hour ago, noboton said:
RP-500M and R-120SW.
Those are the ones I have in mind since I get them at a good price. Would they look good with what I already have?
They'll both work well.
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Call Klipsch and get in contact with their parts department.
By the way, refer to it as a woofer when you call.
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9 hours ago, adbro2003 said:
I have a pair of Heresy's that their Type is H-ML. When I got these years ago, I never pair attention to their Model/Type number. They have serial numbers of 39R410 and 39R411. I'm now curious of their year of manufacture and what model they actually are. Any and all help is apprecitated!
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It has to do with the input terminals and their connections. If the new crossover didn’t fix things (and it would be extremely rare for every component in a crossover to fail all at once rendering a speaker inoperable) then the wiring coming into the speaker or the amplification channel itself is bad.
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Pretty much any external USB DAC would be the way to go. I think a lot of forum members use ones from Schiit Audio.
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5 hours ago, richieb said:
Well, I of course gave Forum members first shot for the “rare as hens teeth” Klipsch Jubilee. No takers, nodda, not a single actual inquiry.
Someone playing “scroll the interweb” saw them, swooped in and bingo - Sold.
This is my last weekend with them and no, I’m not having a final listen. Things come, things go. It’s just a speaker.
Although he is not a forum member - Enjoy them as I have.
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10 hours ago, Lauren Gi said:
I recently moved into a house that is wired with 2 Klipsch RS25 speakers, from what I can tell through Google search. What do I need to hook them up? There is already a wall hookup installed
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8 hours ago, JJR64 said:
I have my HT setup in 5.1.4 it's amazing sound coming from everywhere love it.
Add klipsch R52c and R41 as front stage speakers SB 1 rRS and RTP as DA It's the best system i've owned today
Awesome! Klipsch really does outperform many other speakers of the same size and price range. I’ve had my setup with 5 Heresys, 2 AW-650s for Atmos and 2 horn loaded subs for a while now and it sounds amazing.-
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I use to have RB-5s and for a bookshelf speaker they’re fantastic. I’ve had my 5 Heresy setup for a few years now and I feel it was a significant upgrade.
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Go with a generic setup.
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2 hours ago, The Dude said:
Am I missing something? Many people have been run off of this forum for making "Frankenstein" speakers. Maybe I need to read up on it, but what makes this special enough to get a spot on the Klipsch home page? Or is this an actual Klipsch speaker? I see it was built in hope. What was so special about this horn over many others?
https://assets.klipsch.com/product-specsheets/Klipsch-OJAS-ko-r1-Spec_Sheet-v01-DRAFT02.pdf
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I got used to 11 right away. Very minor changes in my opinion that were very intuitive to figure out.