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Well I've been searching for Khorns, La Scalas, or Cornwalls at the right price and my search is over. I recently replaced my three Heresy front stage and I've gone to a Cornwall - Heresy - Cornwall front stage and all I can say is wow!!!!! I'm totally satisfied!!!!! Two channel and home theater!

That Cornwall is really a Vertical Cornwall.

[] Good go -Good luck on the ad!!!!

Just a question - you say those are Bird's eye maple, did you have them re-veneered? The RF-7 came in a Blonde Maple but not Bird's eye. Bird's eye has little black dots in it and swirls almost like a burl wood. I'm asking this because I didn't see a close up of the side veneer but looking at it - it looks like regular Blonde Maple. Here's an expample of Birdseye Maple:

Excellent!!!! I would love to see what you guys have in store for the Palladium line next!

I see so many headsets coming out from Klipsch. What's the focus of the company now? Is the focus going towards compact lifestyle products? Are there any future plans for workups on the RF and Palladium lines? (Look at me ...begging for insider info).

It's the downtracking converter technology that Bob Carver invented. That's why it can draw so much current but be lite in weight.

Impressed as always with your work Greg! Still lovin' the Heresy Grills too!!!!

Yes, sirrr!

Are you using Audyssey on your 807? That will make a difference. If you haven't already, re-calibrate your system using Audyssey.

Thank Greg at Volti Audio for that []! He made the grill frames and I did the Zebrawood - I have come to love these speakers because I'm doing alot of the work on them myself (the upgrades ect). I'm actually becoming very attached to them []

Thanks

Here's a quick shot of my HT. The main speakers are Klipsch Heresy I's with Bob Crites' upgrades and Volti Audio speaker grills. I'm going after the ALK Cornscala-Wall crossovers next...after I come from Axpona 2012 in Jacksonville Fl.

B&W and Kef are leading the voting - with Klipsch in third, but I think we can change that http://hometheater.about.com/library/ReadersChoiceAwards2012/blreaderchoicespkrs2012.htm There's the link.

Do you have pictures of the boxes?

Can't that be taken care of by fresh crossovers in the old Khorns (let alone possible driver replacement)? I'm just sayin'

True...

I'm a Hopeful romantic (pun intended) - I buy Klipsch, but I don't buy new. I prefer the Original Klipsch Heritage line speakers to the new stuff. I just like repair parts to be available for these speakers. My speakers are over 30 years old and still going strong! Buying new just for the sake of it being new is just...dumb, especially with something as suggestive as high-end audio (Trade in a pair of 40year old Khorns for some new RF-83's - I don't think so, or even better yet - Trade old Khorns for new ones - when the old ones were built solid as a rock - as well as the new ones....doesn't make sense). [*-)]

I built a client a Bluray capable desktop for under $520.00. That's including a 2TB harddrive and 16GB of ram! She loves it! (She mainly uses it for photography and Photoshop CS). It can be done - I started out with BD for computer before I even bought a standalone. I'm a mod over at Bluray.com, and I have enjoyed my HTPC for about 6 years now ! I just added a HDHR3 HomeRun Prime to my system and returned all of my HDDVR's. Software is important but if you're going after the top of the line Oppo - a good HTPC can compete.