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Get them fast!! Depending on the price of course. I have Cornwall I's that I will Never part with--but would grab a pair of Local Klipschorns in a second for 2 grand--I would beg--borrow, get a loan--anything--but I would grab them. You are a lucky guy--go get em.....Johnny
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I would like to place my Marantz 2325 Vintage Receiver on top of one of my Cornwall I speakers. The receiver weighs about 49 pounds. I listen to most music (99%) at normal listening levels--usually DVD movies--classic rock (no heavy head banging music--not that there is anything wrong with that), & light jazz, classical, etc. Is this safe to do? I have seen many set-ups with some equipment resting on a speaker. Just don't want to hurt my Cornwalls--or the Marantz. Thanks for any help or advice!! (The receiver MIGHT fit in my entertainment center--there is about 1/4 inch to spare) Thanks again--this forum has helped so many people, including me in the past! Johnny
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Thanks for the opinions. I love my Cornwall 1's--have never heard the 7's--or anything from B & K. My old Tandberg separates are sending LOUD signal noises thru my Cornwalls--don't want to harm them so its time to get an A/V receiver or something else. Again thanks for the info and suggestions!!
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Has anyone here listened to the Cornwall 1 and the new Klipsch 7's--and if so, how would you describe the sound differences? Also, does anyone here have any experience with the B & K AVR 305 or 307 A/V Receivers ? Appreciate the information from this great forum!! Johnny
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During playback of a dvd--I heard a VERY loud Buzz noise--ran across the room and shut off the power--about 7 seconds. It now sounds to me like the right woofer is not working properly. What are my options? By the way, I was not playing loud--about 7-8 o'clock. Thanks for any comments or advice.. Thanks to all! Cornwall I (1976)
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This message has been edited by alex336 on 09-04-2002 at 03:52 PM
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Justin--YOU are in my prayers--God bless you buddy..........Johnny
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Justin---keep your faith strong,and prayer changes things. You are in my prayers. Johnny
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The world lost a true Legend today--and, we all lost a friend. God Bless Paul and his family.
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This message has been edited by alex336 on 05-06-2002 at 10:53 AM
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Also, check out Naim--just excellent! The Bryston is a fine amp too......
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The Moon is a wonderful sounding amp--go for it! The 30's are very good speakers--however, when I compared the sound to the 1976 Cornwalls I now own, the Cornwalls came out on top---Hard to beat the Heritage.
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Haven't heard the 7's--I am sure they are another great KLIPSCH speaker--you just have to listen to decide. Sometimes I STILL do a double take when hearing something for the first time on the Cornwalls--so real and clear its spooky---I may someday own the 7's or another Klipsch speaker---but, I will never part with my Cornwalls.
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Well you asked so here goes! Find a nice pair of Cornwalls. Other than the mighty Klipschorn, nothing else comes close. (Except maybe a Scalla or Belle with a Sub.) Just my opinion.
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Congrats!! My Cornwalls are 1976---WOW---THE MORE YOU LISTEN, THE MORE YOU WILL LOVE THEM.
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I have had both----get the 78 !!
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My sister recently got a GMC Denali. Yesterday she ask me to drive it to see how I liked it---AND she said "It has a BOSE (Blose) SOUND SYSTEM in it that really sounds good". Well, boomy, muddy, etc.--couldn't believe it (I had never heard a Blose system)--Of course, I am used to listening to my Cornwalls. I just told my sister is sounded fine---but, geeese---what is the big deal about Bose?
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Jim---if you add any more Cornwalls--you will have to move out of your house to make room.
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I for one am really excited about the new Klipsch 7's. I have Cornwall I's and love them--will never replace them, but it sounds like these new speakers are really something! Really looking forward to the new experience! Good work Klipsch!
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WOW---didn't know till now that the new jubilee does not require a corner.......hmmm, wish money was not such a problem!
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I have a friend that recently purchased the "lifestyle" system. (i think that was the name). Anyway, it sounded pretty good in the store. When he got in connected at home, it sounded very tinny--kinda like screws rattling around in a metal can---just horrible----even I was surprised. Marketing has a lot to do with what people believe and how they act.
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Also Boa---My DVD player DOES have DTS processing etc., but other than that everything else is plain 2-channel stereo. (Sounds reeally great though)
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thanks boa! I just have a 2-channel set up--just plain stereo. well, not plain with Cornwalls! How would a DTS movie sound like with just stereo? And, what is "PCM"? Thanks much.......Johnny
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Wow! Quick reply...(this new site really IS fast)---just kidding. I have a Tandberg amp and pre-amp (solid state)....really wonderful smooth sound. Of course, the Cornwalls probably have something to do with that.
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I just have 2-channel sound (Cornwall I's). Is there any sound difference with just 2 channel? Does one sound better than the other in this instance? I agree you should get the better sounding format keeping any future changes in mind. By the way, I LOVE MY CORNWALLS!!! Thanks everyone.....Johnny
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I have heard Cornwalls powered with a 45 watt Audio Research tube amp.--they sounded really smooth. I have a Tandberg 150 watt solid state powering my Cornwalls and I love the sound. You just have to listen...Johnny
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