finallygotmyheresies

Those are $1,000 khorns imo

Sub dropped to $250

RSW-12

I can try to get the seller’s email or phone number if someone here is interested.

Sold

Sorry if these are already posted here. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1767489056701691/

Bought new in 2015. Still looks and performs like new. Comes with original power cord and in original packaging. $200 +shipping. https://hometheaterreview.com/richard-grays-power-company-rgpc-400-pro-reviewed/

RSW-12 SOLD Chorus II SOLD

I had this same questions a few years back when I wanted to add a sub to a old marantz integrated. This was recommended to me, I bought one but still haven't used it. At the time I had a pair of RB-5s but now I have Chorus IIs and they don't need a sub where I use them. http://www.avrev.com/home-theater-accessories/accessories/outlaw-audio-icbm-1-integrated-controlled-bass-manager.html

Congrats! I really like the look of the Heritage decorator models.

Pretty much a ported, floorstanding Heresy https://offerup.com/item/detail/522616452/ no affilliation

Am I correct in understanding that Heresys and Cornwalls with the round cup speaker terminal is made of plywood and not MDF like the newer Heresy and Cornwall II's and III's? Groomlake told me about this years back. A plywood cab would be my choice for the extra strength and durability. Good luck with your sale.

Congrats!

Moray James has a good post from a few years back of placing HIII's on Skylan Stands. He was very happy with his results.

Really beautiful speakers. I like the black frame around the grill, to my eye it makes the speaker look just a little bit smaller.

I added an RT-10D to my den setup which is a corner mounted tv with a Martin Logan Motion X sound bar. The sub sounds better in the room than my RSW-12 did. It has some serious thump for its size. https://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/ele/d/klipsch-rt10d-powered/6639104622.html

I find it funny that the seller says they are “cheap” @ $550. $200-300 is cheap in my opinion. Anywhere between $500 and $1,000 is fair market value for Cornwalls in good condition which these are not.

I see that you have a PM8004 in your sig. That is what I use on my Chorus 2's. Have you A/B'd the PM15 with the PM8004?

That's tempting but $700 for the trip, without brisket, is too much to for me to swallow.

This is really a good deal. Distance is my roadblock. Same with the pair Kalifornia had for sale, it's a 1,000 mile drive to either of you.

Buyers remorse?

Nice job! Well worth the investment in my opinion. I made new risers for my Chorus II's using an original as a template. I made them with my Dad which was an added bonus to me. Great job with your finishing.

It looks like the OP's speakers came palletized and that seems to be the key for safe travel of large speakers. I would certainly expect yours to show up perfect and be surprised if their condition was otherwise. Good luck and I hope their arrival is a happy day.

I totally agree. I had a pair in Lacewood that I wish I could've kept but unfortunately life changes fast sometimes and hobbies get the back seat and sometimes kicked out all together.