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Well the KLFs certainly did the job well. Tons of bass and the midrange and treble sounded great also. Everyone said the music was great.

SRB stands for Slanted Riser Base and that it came that way from the factory. Does the single have a slanted riser?

Guess it’s becoming an annual thing. A friend of ours works at the Holiday Inn in town and they have a building they call The Barn that they rent out for receptions and parties. I’ll be using my best friends KLF-30s. Laptop connected to my receiver for High-Res audio. Set up in my main floor living room to give everything a test run.

Awesome. I would love to be able to be in Hope for the eclipse!

Wanted to follow up on this, but with a twist. I'm DJ'ing a dance tonight, small get together with about 75 friends. I connected my laptop's HDMI output to my Sony receiver that can play High-Res audio files. Through HDMI the laptop synced up to my receiver and is able to play 24 bit/192kHz High-Res audio. I downloaded all the music I'm going to play through Amazon Music in the highest quality format available. I did a test run last night and everything is working great and sounds awesome. BTW, I'll be using my best friend's KLF-30s for the dance. He bought them a little over 10 years ago for $500. They've seen a little wear on the cabinets but still sound awesome. I'm really looking forward to cranking up the volume at the dance.

If you have at least 1, as was mentioned above just bring the one you have to a hardware store and they’ll be able to match it up.

Welcome to the forum. I’m not sure why so many new members post in this section, as you can see by its description it’s for technical questions relating to the forum itself such as having trouble logging in, etc.

What’s wrong with it?

I agree with 1MoreFord, you’ll see a dramatic difference if you upgrade your center speaker first.

There’s a flipper in the Minneapolis area who has had the same pair of bookshelf speakers and a center speaker for sale for at least 5 years. Pretty comical. He relists them every week or so. Has never lowered the prices. Guess he isn’t in too much of a hurry to sell them.

They definitely have the “cool” factor going considering their age and what looks to be excellent condition. 1200 euros is about $1,300US. It would depend on how badly you wanted them. Personally I wouldn’t pay anywhere near that. I’ve paid less than half that for much newer Heresys.

Unfortunately based solely on a photo of a sticker it’s impossible to tell what’s inside a speaker (could be an empty cabinet for all we know), and the same goes for estimating the value.

Beautiful!

If it works with the power switch set to “On” then just set it to that.

https://community.klipsch.com/index.php?/topic/206376-want-to-know-when-your-klipsch-speakers-were-made-click-here/

I would do the RB-10s.

DeanG and JEM Performance Audio.

There’s an awesome video on YouTube where a guy runs 1 watt through a pair of speakers that are 87dB sensitivity. Most people have no idea how loud that is through a regular speaker, much less a highly sensitive speaker like most Klipsch are.

I’ll ask you one question: have you or anyone you know ever bought what ended up being counterfeit Klipsch speakers?

Klipsch needs to update their site then.

Klipsch has a Heritage dealer locator that lists what speakers they have set up. When I typed in Peoria, the closest place that came up that has LaScalas is Sundown One in Springfield. Klipsch Authorized Audio Speaker Dealer Locator | Klipsch

If you mean diaphragm, post a wanted to buy listing farther down the forum in the Garage Sale section.

When I replaced the tweeter diaphragms on a few pairs of speakers, I was instructed to use a post-it note and drag it inside the thin channel where the ferrofluid is, doing this for a couple full “swipes” inside it. That was it and I never had any issues.

Sounds like a failing amp unfortunately. I would highly suggest a pair of passive speakers for your next ones, powered by a receiver. Speakers themselves rarely fail unless highly abused. That way if your receiver were to fail you can keep your speakers and just replace the receiver.

The member you’re replying to hasn’t been on the forum since November 2016 .