66elwood99

No warranty......want to Radio Shack and $17 later was walking out with the DeOxit....... following Bill's instructions; I opened the speaker and at first did not see any slot to spray in the deoxit.... I just sprayed the stem and allowed the liquid to be pulled by gravity into the barrel of the knob and then worked it back and forth several times. Hooked everything back up and I was awarded with "clean" sound and music....here's hoping there are no relapses..... I must admit that I am surprised by Klipsch's handling on this ever present issue with these particular speakers...... I have not gotten to the point that I would "swear off" Klipsch and look else where. Just disappointed in the handling of this issue......

They are Walnut and I do belive that there is no finish other than maybe an oil rub......Where can I pick up this specfic oil that you mention? Thanks and the cotton did save some hearing...............

I'm getting the same static when adjusting volume, I'll have to give the fix a try......Suxs that it is going to cost me another twenty bucks for these speakers, but I guess this great sound doesn't come free []

I recently bought a new Amp after ten years. (wife had spilled candle wax into old one) I had my Heresys II 's in the basement for that lenght of time. I forgot how great these things are, I cleaned them up but want to know if there is any type of maintenance that I should do? I want to clean out the horns and searched and some suggested to use compressed air, but I'm afraid of forcing air into the horn. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. first post ; )