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A friend of mine had Pro Heresy's with a slot along the bottom on the front of the speaker. It also had aluminum edging and a protective metal grill over the woofer circa late 70's early 80's. With a 120W X 2 luxman power amp the ports could launch a full beer can a few feet into a room. They were aewsome. ------------------ If it's too loud, your too old

I am using a KV-4 Center and Heresy II's for rears between my Belle Klipsch. I found a single La Scala for $300 but could not figure a way to get it under or above the Projection Television feasibly. I also use a pair of a/d/s L300C' for additional rears. The KV-4 works well as it's sensitivity rating is 99db which is actually higher than a single Heresy I or II at 96db. Depends on what you can get cheaper I suppose, I bought my KV-4 on eBay for $275. ------------------ If it's too loud, your too old

Al, as he stated in the first post the woofer is a dual voice coil hence 2 inputs, one set for each coil. ------------------ If it's too loud, your too old

QMan, Love the set-up! I thought I had a fairly impressive set-up, but yours is incredible. What components are you using to drive all your speakers? I need to get some updated photos but here is my web page showing the components that I am using. http://www.together.net/~cab I will eventually move the Belle's to the Rear, put K'horns up front and use the Heresy II's as additional rear surrounds and add another Yamaha M-80 250W/Channel amplifier. Nice Job! ------------------ If it's too loud, your too old