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1 hour ago, Qqva said:
Hello, im checking a local Klipsch Hersey III. I cant figure out the serial numbers, anybody can help? Thank you
H3CHSRB13120029
H3CHSRB13120030
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1 hour ago, GeorgeIP said:
dawaro: I've been doing research to find the v.2-400 DIN layout and have been advised by someone else in the forum (from 2008) that the v.2-400 DIN has at least 5 different wiring setups. To make matters worse, if you pick the wrong sequence you'll blow amps and the woofers. (Probably by accidentally connecting the power supply to an amp input.)
Going the DIY route, It turns out that the connections in the subwoofer are buried so tight against the back panel by the amplifier chassis that you can't get to the wires with a VOM with disassembling it. So, I'm wiring up an 8-pin plug and socket as an open extension so I can determine the wiring sequence myself.
If you’re hoping for an answer or to educate the OP with your findings, they haven’t been on the forum since October of 2008. -
BR on the serial rag devotees Birch Raw. In other words, everything that you see that makes it look different than a typical Klipschorn was done after it left the factory.
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They should be a foot or two above your ear when seated if you aren’t doing Atmos.
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A steal at that price!
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Of the options listed, I’ve heard many good things about matching Klipsch with NAD and Cambridge Audio.
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21 hours ago, W. Allen Sill said:
I have a pair of Khorns I inherited from my uncle. The serial # if very clear and is 36129 & 36121, with the modle # on a line above K B W R. This does not seem to match up with anything listed. I can confirm K 33 P woofers. I think the W R is for walnut raw as my uncle said he bought them unfinished and finished them himself. The serial #s come back as unidentified? help please, thanks, Allen.
P. S. I have had them in my system all winter and they perform flawlessly.
Are you sure that 6 isn’t a G or an S? Post a pic of the tag. -
50 minutes ago, Tony T said:
Texas is one of the largest states in the USA. It might be helpful to know where in the state of Texas you are?
The Craigslist link is for Houston. -
Cabinets are obviously really beat up and need a lot of work to look decent. If all the drivers work I’d say $700-800.
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If you’re going to watch anything in surround sound on it you’re going to upgrade your center speaker.
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What connection are you using?
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5 hours ago, giantzev said:
So randomly late to this conversation, but Ranch, did you ever use the 15W with the EV logo on the dust cap? I am on the hunt for one to fix up a Klipsch Shorthorn.
If you’re hoping for a reply you’re going to be waiting a while. That member hasn’t been here since January 2019. -
3 hours ago, drbmw said:
Amazing results! It sound sweeter. Tanks you for your good advice! JEM PERFORMANCE, I do recommend
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Your sub has an active and a passive woofer. They’re two completely different woofers.
Also, I don’t think your sub is quite old enough to be in the Klipsch museum which is the topic of the forum section you posted this in. 😉
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7 hours ago, BRIAN1 said:
I’m looking for a grille for my RB5 II, only need o e but if you have two and don’t want to separate I will buy both.
Thank youBrian Fogelman
I don’t think they carry them at the Klipsch museum. 🙂 -
I don’t see any pics so can’t comment on the condition or finish.
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13 hours ago, Jammer-JDW said:
Thanks Wuzzzer, and apologies for the redundant question.
Looks like F = 1968 per Historical Reference date codes. Also found ref to 1967 in stickies, but will confirm via woofer #’s.
C-WR-15
No reference so far on the “WR” code, but will assume for now it meant “Walnut Raw”, and was finished after purchase.
15 = indicates white/black coarse weave grill - but looks more like cane to me in photos. Assume from early model notes grills are wrapped & stapled to motorboards. Should be fun to replace.
Thanks again.
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12 hours ago, geezin' said:
Do they (Leftys) torque steer under heavy braking?
No, they are the best balanced bike I’ve ever ridden. Steering is super quick, the suspension responds instantly to any bumps.-
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Got my bike’s fork back from service. Unfortunately it’s been too rainy to ride but I can tell the travel and rebound is much smoother than before I sent it in.
It sure is a weird looking bike but I love it and can’t wait to ride it again!
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Only if you turn it up loud enough to hear distortion.
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43 minutes ago, S391 said:
I have an interesting one that I'm hoping someone can help me with. I have a pair of Heresy 2's that, according to the serial number records, were build the week of Jan 15, 1986. However, according to the work order tag I found on the inside the cabinet shop built them 10/1/86 and the sanding dept sanded them on 10/2/86....
Is this normal?? Did did they issue batch serial numbers then just not build the product until they needed it?
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7 hours ago, DiscoDisco said:
It looks like this 1982 Heresy I has a K-52-H mid-range driver (Cornwall, according to the list). Is that common? Possible even? I'm confused... Thanks for any insights
It might have been replaced. My X Heresys have the soldered lug K-55V. It’s possible that it had that and was replaced due to the rarity and cost to replace the original one. -
Looks like an F in the serial number, just look in numerous stickied threads in the forum to find what that correlates to as far as manufacturing year.
I also see what looks like C-WR-15.
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I would not suggest rear surrounds at all with how close they’ll be to you.
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2 D 121 - can this possibly be a true serial number!
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Not selling for $15,000, that’s the asking price. You can price a stick at $1,000,000 and ask that price on eBay, doesn’t mean that’s what it’s worth.