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and no pic?

That was a killer deal, I thought about it even though I picked up the CP-1's last week

Killer deal not mine, yadda, yadda https://nh.craigslist.org/ele/d/klipsch-cornwall-ii-speakers/6706142792.html

Was able to pick these up as a part cash part trade. Gave up a pair of HWO's of course, as I was showing the guy how to test drivers with a paper towel roll, come to find out I brought a Heresy with a bad tweeter to the party. I know I have a K-77 diaphragm around here someplace, but it's gonna stay safe I guess, so I'm sending him the Tweeter out of my Center (bummer) . Anyway a quick pick till I have a few minutes to play with them.

I agree, they had set the Bar REALLY high, this call was a fail if there never was a bar.

Sorry, this comment belonged in a different thread

Damn, never noticed that and you're the first to point it out. Now I gotta move, or fix it. Where is Maime anyway?

I'm in Dexter, kinda right in the middle of the state, cost of living isn't bad but the winter-surcharge is a *****

Yep, the shared space and acting upon each other was in my mind the concern.

Are these really that rare?

Well, that brings me to his suggestion of try them in open air. I'll report back in a bit. Thanks

I haven't put them yet, but that's the plan. Some difference between in wall and in ceiling? KL-6502-THX

no insulation in the space, speakers are to be 9 feet apart. As I understand "In-wall" the design using the created space as the enclosure, which is the reason for my question.

I remember the days I would talk to someone that KNEW stuff. Haven't had need to call in a good while, first the system kept repeating it message would then ring and say your first in line, wait awhile and it would do the same, "now you're really first in line" The girl that answered wouldn't know a speaker from a hole in the ground. Pretty Piss Poor and Sad. For the record the question was. "I am installing a set of KL-6502's as rear surrounds in a Heritage HT, the ceiling joist run parallel to the sitting area. Is there any need to acoustically seperate the 2 spaces. The answer was, "doesn't say anything about that here (on whatever simple screen she was looking at) so it's totally fine.

In-laws are in Fayetteville as well, and this live in a house that gets flooded from any real storm. Not looking good