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The crossovers arrived today. I appreciate the quick shipment. I have installed them I to my Khorns. This is a very nice upgrade over the crites crossover. Thanks to @Maximus89for a smooth transaction and very accurate description.
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He is a great live act. I am going to have to try to catch him on this last tour.
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1 hour ago, Maximus89 said:
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Thank you for your business @indyhawg If you have any questions, shoot. I'm sure Dean will give you every part name as well.Thanks @Maximus89. I am looking forward to trying these out. Also thanks to @Deangfor answering my questions.
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Very nice room. Thanks for sharing the pictures. Awesome write up.
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I will take it. PM inbound to you.
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Very nice set of Khorns. If I did not already own a pair, I would pick these up. You are just down the road from me. GLWTS.
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On 8/8/2018 at 9:52 PM, elee532 said:
I think I was about 18 years-old when I visited an audio dealer in upstate New York and heard Dark Side of the Moon on a pair of Klipschorn speakers. I was awestruck, and have lusted after a pair ever since. It's now 30+ years later, and Klipschorns still are not anywhere in my future. 🙂
But, I'm wondering if maybe something like the Heresy or the Forte might fulfill this lifelong lust. Here's my current situation...
I've got a 5.2 system with two Salk SongTower speakers, a Salk SongCenter, B&W 686 for surrounds, and two sealed Rythmik subs. I've got a Denon AVR 3400H receiver acting as a pre-pro powered by an Emotiva XPA5 amp. My system is used about 75% for music and 25% for movies. My music listening is primarily 5.1 (SACD, DVD-A, Blu-ray concerts) - mostly rock/pop.
I was thinking about something like 3 Heresy III speakers or 2 Forte III's with a Heresy III for the center. I'm open to other options. I'm also open to new or used.
Room is roughly 22' x 17'. Primary listening seat is about 13' from the front wall. I have a fair amount of flexibility in how far out I pull the speakers from the front wall. The FL speaker can't be more than about 1' away from the side wall, the FR speaker has no side wall. I'm limited to a speaker depth of about 13" in order for the center channel be behind my projector screen (I might have a few inches of wiggle room here).
Unfortunately, there doesn't appear to be any Klipsch Heritage dealers within a 100 miles of me.
Any thoughts? Is Klipsch a good option for me? Which Klipsch?
Are they a good option for a surround setup, or are they intended for 2.0 setups?
Will they integrate well my subs?
Does the layout of my room pose any challenges I need to worry about?
Thanks much for taking the time to read my long-winded post!!
elee---I was in a similar situation as you not too long ago. I first heard K-Horns back when I was 18. I made up my mind back then that someday I would own a pair. However, I have never been able to afford them. I would move onto other things besides audio for a while. I got back into audio about 10 years ago. Since then, I have owned KG2's, Forte II's, CF3 version 2's, along with a plethora of non-Klipsch speakers. BTW, I really like the Salk speakers you own, but they have a different sound from Klipsch. I had practically given up the dream of owning K-horns because none ever came available locally to me or reasonably priced within a decent road trip. However, after 35 years of waiting patiently, a pair came available (on this forum) within driving distance and reasonably priced a couple months ago. What is really crazy is I almost passed on them. I had built a great system with other speakers and was really content audio wise. However, the K-Horns were an itch I had to scratch. I told my buddy who went with me to assist in the pick up and getting them into my house that this was a road I had to go down. They are different from any speaker I have ever owned. I am very happy and glad I chased that dream. Since buying the K-Horns, I have not listened to any of my other speakers.
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This is a great deal for someone. I have the same amp from Bob with the same upgrades and it is not going anywhere. GLWTS.
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Very nice speakers at a great price. These should not last long. GLWTS.
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Sara K
Morgan James
Eva Cassidy
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The Klipschorn gods smiled on me this time around. Can't wait to pick these up on Saturday.
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Maybe things will work out this time.
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Wow. I missed out on yet another pair of K-horns. Maybe one day.
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Nice set of speakers which are on my dream list to own. Too bad you are too far away for road trip.
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Another vote for the DAC Magic. I have no complaints with mine.
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Great product here. Shannon builds quality gear for an affordable price with excellent customer service to boot.
GLWTS.
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I have a TD 166 MK II, which I have no complaints with.
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Congrats on the score.
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This is not the crazy guy who harasses people for craigslist sales. That guy's name is Chuck Williams. He also sends emails out with the names Barbara or Lee Williams.
But the guy with the lawsuits is on another level of looniness.
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gbs- I am in the same boat as you. One day I will take the plunge and get some K-horns if any ever show up for sale, locally. Good luck in your quest!
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Great thread here. I have Epic CF-3's. They sound incredible. I would love to hear some CF-4's sometime.
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CF-3
Forte II
KG2
I hope to add K-Horns to this list soon.
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I don't need it anytime soon and I planned on coming out to visit indy sometime so I will keep you in mind and send you a pm so I have your name still and I will pick it up sometime in the next few months if that is alright
That will be great. You are more than welcome to this one box.
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