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  1. Ive never heard a direct comparison between a Chorus (1 or 2) and a Cornwall so I don’t know how similar or different they were sonically. Does anybody remember Rectilinear III speakers? They had a lowboy and tall boy version. This is the concept I’m thinking of. I did own Chorus II in the past and enjoyed them.
  2. Do you mean something like a tall boy Cornwall, narrower and taller, front ported and with the same voicing and specs? Just think of all the happy buyers and their significant others……
  3. +1. Adding a sub will fill out the bass and then you can run the front left and right as small speakers with a higher crossover point instead of full range resulting in a cleaner midrange. Is the RC3 the timbre-matched center for the RB5’s? If not, finding the correct matched center for the L/R speakers will also help with clarity. I’m not familiar with the Klipsch center speakers. I did own RB5’s and Heresy II (not at the same time) and the RB5 were a better match for my room and system.
  4. Here is a Decware for sale. No affiliation. https://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=191098.msg1999343#msg1999343
  5. Try these or look at Parts Express for other sizes. https://www.parts-express.com/Small-Grill-Guides-12-Pair-260-368?quantity=1 Pry or drill out the base of the broken peg and replace.
  6. I’ll give myself a warning point and take a vacation, maybe permanently!
  7. Will there be a warning or will everything just go dark? On the bright side, if it happens, there will be one less password to remember!
  8. I didn’t know about the playing for change series of music. Thanks for posting that. I just spent an hour checking out many of the videos. There is a lot of great music there.
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