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Most high quality vintage gear matches really well with Klipsch.
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5 minutes ago, Schu said:
there is such a thing as Acoustic Curtains...
Yeah any kind of curtains/drapes/etc.
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5 minutes ago, Schu said:
there is such a thing as Acoustic Curtains...
Yeah any kind of curtains/drapes/etc.
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38 minutes ago, derrickdj1 said:
The sub should take over at the XO. I use my Pioneer SC 99 with a sub and speakers set to small. The sub works for music and movies. The XO is set to 80.
It won’t for the reasons I stated above.- 1
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I picked up a pair of near mint forte II about 15 years ago for $275 I believe. Had them for quite a long time.
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1 hour ago, Riichie said:
a yamaha receiver that is about 10 years old bought new when I got my speakers.
So if your sub is working with movies and not music, there’s a 99.9999999% sure chance that you either have your main speakers set to Large or Full Range. If that isn’t the case, then you’re listening in Direct or Pure Direct mode.
The reason why the sub doesn’t work in those modes when listening to music is you’re sending a 2 channel signal with no discrete LFE signal for the receiver to process.
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Well, I tried. 🤷
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Welcome to the forum. You might want to take note of the stickied post in all caps directly above this one:
https://community.klipsch.com/index.php?/topic/196239-please-read-before-posting-here/
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34 minutes ago, OO1 said:
too bad , that the Forte series does not have a 15 inch woofer option , call it a Forte IV Plus or X , but please , give us a bigger woofer
That’s what the Cornwall is for.- 4
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6 hours ago, Riichie said:
I have had nothing but issues with my klipsch sub and nothing seems to make sense. Now I bought a new Apple TV and it seems to only work when I am using the Apple TV to watch movies but will not turn on when I am using the applet tv to listen to music. It has never worked correctly in the 10 years I have had it and maybe worked a total of 2 years. Just doesn't make any sense. I did add the Y-conncector and it doesn't seem to have made a difference.
What are you using for a receiver?
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18 minutes ago, Wigrif said:
Nakina, NC
4 RS7
1 RC7
1 Onkyo Txnr797
1 RSW15
2 Bose 501X double cube
Take pics, post in the Garage Sale section of the forum with asking prices. 👍
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3 hours ago, dtr20 said:
I have not used a horn loaded sub. I've never experienced one. This SB16-Ultra fell in my lap for less than half price new and it's been working/sounding great. Like I said, I needed to change how it was wired and configured because of going to a new preamp. I either need lessons in xconsole or someone to help with the dsp on the SVS.
SVS' customer service is awesome. You can call them up, explain your setup and they'll guide you exactly how to get the sub properly set up and how to use the DSP and any other functions it has.
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Welcome back Cal! Good to see you around again.
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34 minutes ago, Masejoer said:
I wish it was closer to me, in Washington State or Oregon - a peak of 4-hour one-way drives to hit nearly anywhere in those states. I have three of these today in cherry, one new in box, and I've yet to find an additional speaker to get a second stereo pair going. I've been looking for years!
Mine have been babied so much - my original RF-7's and three RB-75's are all still near mint, no scratches, decades later. Nothing is allowed near themAd says leaning toward local pickup so they might be open to shipping. Never hurts to ask, especially since they have the original boxes!
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Really good price IMO considering the condition, wood color and original boxes!
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5 hours ago, Mitch Lee said:
Honestly, I would not be too fast to spend any money on this. Swap the tweeters and see if the problem moves with tweeter. If not, swap the caps. Does it move with the cap? This might seem like a lot of trouble. But the alternative is that you really don't know what had gone marginal. I have the exact same problem. And will be doing this when I have time.
Oh, by the way, sometimes simply by playing the speakers (as long as the tweeters do not sound distorted like they are being damaged by excessive low frequency) the caps will fix themselves and stay fixed unless you leave then idle a long time. Did you go on vacation just before the problem started?
None-the-less even though just a few hours of play fixed mine I am still going to replace the caps when I have time. I think it highly unlikely that the tweeters are bad. But if you think so, then swap them and find out.
Much like batteries, some capacitors will go bad from lack of use. No, you will not find this is any book on electronics. But most electronics really do not like to be run at their limits or nor run at all. I have fixed several dozen receivers by simply cleaning the pots, contacts, fuses, and then simply putting Black Dog on repeat for a week!
Good luck!
Mitch
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Some people dampen horns to reduce “ringing” on older metal horns.
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2 hours ago, Schu said:
Aren't they going to be 'Internally' Ported?
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Just now, NADman said:
Walleye. Or Pickerel as we know it.
Walleye is walleye. Pickerel is northern pike. At least where I’m from.- 1
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On 1/21/2024 at 6:43 AM, Audiophile53 said:
I am tempted to have a single horn styled subwoofer build to augment my Klipschorns. In searching the internet I see several subs used in other configurations but none with Klipschorns. I think it would be easy to integrate using a class D amp with DSP. I would like to get down into the 20 Hz range. Anyone who has tried?
As an aside I think this would be an ideal combination with LaScalas where you can place a sub in it's best location instead of in front of the room.
I’m up in Alexandria. I have a pair of Bill Fitzmaurice Tuba Home Theater subs that I’ve had for almost a year. They are absolutely amazing for music and movies.
I’m no expert in subwoofer design but I believe the upcoming subs that Klipsch is going to be releasing are similar in design to mine so they’ll go with any Heritage speaker perfectly.
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I’m not familiar with that setup but looking at pictures online, the box thar sends the signal to the sub has RCA inputs so you’d connect the RCA subwoofer output of your receiver to that. The signal receiver for the sub looks like it has a multi-pin connector similar to an old school S-VHS connector. You’d connect that to the WA-2 input on the sub.
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10 hours ago, Woofers and Tweeters said:I had been gone for a while and didn't know that he had left. Where did he go?
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4 hours ago, grasshopper said:
We had a week of cold/wet ... 50's and moist
... and I'm with the others, whining about when winter will end, already...
It's been in the low 70's this week. Next week ... no. 55` - 60` and damp
It was 12 below zero here today and YOU’RE wondering when winter will end?? 😄- 2
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Klipsch Austin Bluetooth Speaker - On/Off Sound Volume Adjustment
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Not familiar with that model. I’m guessing it doesn’t say anything about it in the manual?