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  1. Thanks for all your responses guys! I had originally thought it would be just be drop in the K-horns snugly to the wall and call it good, but its starting to sound I'm going to have to tinker a bit more to achieve the best sound. As much as I enjoy the incredibly tight bass from the Scalas, I am very excited to hear the room filling bass of the K-horns!

     

    I should have mentioned this earlier, the corner they'll reside in are just shy of 12' apart. Will the K's be too close to each other?

  2. I'm expecting these to dig down lower, and have a bigger overall presentation. Given the same power I fed my La Scalas, will they be much louder? How close to the wall will they need to be to get the best bass response? Any advice to get the most out of them will be appreciated!  :)

  3. Thanks, really appreciate the feedback. I can't wait to get em-just trying to decide what the first song will be.

    I've read no subwoofer is needed with the 7's, do they supply that much punch? Would an amp be a better alternative? I would normally never buy something like this sight unseen but there's no decent AV stores around anymore.

    Thanks again

    Butterman, congrats on your new system! Denon and the 7 II's are a great match! Music wise you won't need a sub, but if you ever plan on doing a ht you'll want to think about adding one.

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  4. Just talked to Mark, sounds like a nice guy. He's gonna call me back in a little bit with the serial number info, and the type of networks they have. The wife gave me the go ahead, when he calls back I'm probably gonna make the deal with him. Keep you guys posted!

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  5. Time to learn the secret handshake from the La Scala Club.  I know there are several of you out there. 

    Welcome! I just recently joined this club myself, and I gotta say, they are my favorite speaker I have ever owned. Once you've had some good listening time with them, it might be a good idea to take a look at the crossover and see what parts on there need sprucing up. Next pay check I'm going to order up some Bob Crites A/4500 xovers, and the CT120 tweeter to freshin' my Scalas up a bit. Congrats on your new toys!

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  6. Welcome to the forum jayu969! GLWS, just one question, what is it that you are looking for that the RF-83's aren't providing? I don't know how much of an upgrade the RF-7 or RF-7 II will provide. One of the forum members, Youthman, was fortunate to be able to do a test on all three. Here are his thoughts in the following thread.

     

    https://community.klipsch.com/index.php?/topic/146143-rf-7-vs-rf-7ii-vs-rf-83-comparison/ 

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    Got this a couple days ago, read it needs a few hour under its belt before it really shines, but my initial impression is I can definitely tell a difference! I can hear little nuances in the bass department I hadn't heard before, same goes for vocals, but the most noticeable is the bass. I play most of my stuff through my Apple TV atm so this seems to be a really good match for it thus far! For those interested it came pre-installed with the upgraded opa627 OpAmps.

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  8. Late to this thread, but congrats your Chorus'! There really should be a disclaimer about the rabbit hole you just went down with Klipsch. I started with a pair of Heresy's, then Cornwalls, then Forte's, then Chorus II's, then finally to a pair of La Scalas, and that's just the Heritage line of Klipsch that I've own/owned. However, I have a sneaky suspicion that Klipschorns will eventually make their way into my listening room  :)

     

    Like some of the guys were saying get some good power to those 15's. It's not going to be the deepest bass you've ever heard but they will definitely be tight, and chest punching.

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  9. Did you get the upgraded GE tube as well? I've read that the standard Chinese tube really sucks.

    I did, they had it offered for free. When I ordered they said they wouldn't be shipping anything till the lunar new year was over though, kind of a bummer. 

  10. One thing is for certain with this DAC.....it takes a good 50 hours for this DAC to really open up. Like I said, I bought a second one I liked it so much and the second one was just like the first one as far as break in time.

     

    Reading reviews on it before I bought it and others claimed this as well and from my experience they were right.

     

    Did you get the upgraded GE tube and the upgraded OPA627 op-amps?

    Thanks for the heads up, I read that as well. I did go with the upgraded op-amp version. How difficult is it to install the op-amps?

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    I like this DAC so much I bought another one for another system in the house. Been rolling tubes in it and upgraded the already upgraded opamps that came with it.

    Sent from my SM-G920R4 using Tapatalk

    Just ordered one up myself. Looking forward to how its going to sound with my La Scalas!

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  12. Wow such craftsmanship! I've enjoyed watching this project come together little by little, but it its looks like its coming by leap and bounds! You are going to have a very sweet looking and sounding HT that will be the envy of many.

     

    Very cool that Wakejunkie's dad has been able to help out and impart some of his amazing talent to his granddaughter. Thanks for sharing that video of Wake, Youth! My dad had a brain aneurysm that led to a stroke of May this last year, and he too has come out relatively unscathed. What a blessing it is to see Wakjunkie out and about! Tell him we all are still praying for him and his family!

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