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  1. Thanks Dr. Who, I will check out the information. I can't guarantee that it won't go in one ear and out the other. I originally planned to use the speakers side by side, but like I said was told that is a no-no A question could be made to if there is any room conditioning/ treatments that could optimize the listening room (if needed).

  2. I was speaking about the vertical dispersion in theory. It is sufficient in this setup. There is not a noticable increase in bass because the top woofer is not coupled to the floor. The added mid and high horn add to the total sound which is 'bigger'. It sounds incredible with horn music, which I like.

  3. I did'nt want to break any 'sonic laws'. It sounds good to me this way. I like the way when you stand up the sound does not drop off. I found its kind of like a wall of sound with more vertical dispersion into the listening area. That is part of the idea to get more sound right? That way I don't have to drive the amp as hard. I've got the surrounds included anyway.

  4. Sometimes when listening to a CD I get Citizens Band coming into my speakers equal to the volume of listening. How does my system pick this up? Sometimes it is very loud (and annoying). One time I even heard some foreign language slavic(?) radio very faint through the speakers. very weird!

    What is going to happen when the govt. auctions off the tv bands to first responders in regards to radio interference?

  5. I tried my 2 pairs of chorus(s) stacked,with one on top of one another, with the top speaker inverted. (horn of the top speaker down, so the tweeters are together at ear level, and the woofer up.) Has anyone tried this and what was your opinion of the result. I was told that this is the sonically correct way to stack them to avoid sound wave cancelling. (can't be put side by side, or on top of each other)

  6. This is a pet peave of mine, but why does it take forever to release older films when the new films come out right away? I have been waiting YEARS for a short list of films. Some are US, some are UK. This is a major dissapointment of the DVD format in my opinion. We will be into HD/Blu DVD format before some of the older films are out, if ever.

  7. I Kaptain,

    My old center was no match for my La Scala's although it did try. At the time there were no centers that were made that would match well, other than adding another La Scala which was not gonna happen. I decided to mix the best drivers from klipsch and come up with a horizontal center that would do justice to my La Scala's. I gathered parts from 3 klipsch lines to see how it would work. A K77 tweet from the heritage line, A K52 midrange from a KLF30 and 2 KV1089 woofs from an RF7. Bought all the crosover parts from parts express and based it losely on the crossover of a KLF30. The end result after 6 weekends of work paid off. The center is wonderful sounding, timbre mathes well with the La Scala's and produce fast good low bass. Cost to build just under 500.00 and well worth it.

    I have thought about going with a perfed screen just haven't pulled the trigger on one. Once I finish my room I plan on experimenting with some celtic cloth as I here it is being used over the more tradisional perf screens. In the meantime since my stage os 11"h and the center is about 14"h this puts the tweet at 21" h and the center is angled up. In all honesty because of the design of the stage and how the center is placed you would be hard pressed to think the dialog was below the screen.

    Now that I have said all that your KLF-C7 is a very good match for what you have and at this point I don't think I would change it unless you plan on going into the Heritage line,

    scooter

    I'm glad you think the C7 may be enough but if not I could use a matching large speaker with the perf screen or other material like you had mentioned. What is celtic cloth? I am looking at alternatives too because the perf. screens are very expensive.

  8. Congrats on your project Scooterdog. I have a question about center channels. I see that you have made one and that is very ingenious. I have taller Klipsch speakers that I would like to use as a center, but when I eventually have a screen it would probably extend below the top of the speaker blocking it. I would need a perforated screen or use something else. I have a KLF-C7 but I think that it would be undersized and read that it is best to use the same size speakers all around. In your experience is a smaller size center satisfactory in your system? I wondered what you might recommend. Thank you.

  9. A related question is this: If I am using an amp that is sufficient, power wise and providing clean power to an efficient Klipsch Speaker, does it improve the overall sound by adding a larger more expensive amplifier with more watts? Only a few watts may be used in each case. The amplifiers for sake of arguement are generally similar. For example using a 300wpc amp as opposed to a 100 wpc amp. I have heard differing opinions on this in the past.

  10. Hi- I have returned. I spoke with many of you last year, on whether or not to break it up and what would make adequate replacements... I've decided the whole system is just too large, and it should all go together. I'm researching fair prices on the following...KLF-C7 center, and a pair each: KLF-30's, KLF-20's, and KSP-S6's. I do not have original boxes, but I have pictures to show that they are in good shape..Sorry about the HUGE pictures, I'll try to tweak them down

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