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Thanks Tim!

Awesome speakers and a very reasonable price these don't come up often in, that condition. Win, win, for both the seller and the buyer!

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I bought these last summer and the finish was toast on them. I bought them to use in the garage so I duratexted them and put steel grills on. Nothing else has been done to them just played sparingly while doing misc projects. I have owned all three Heresy models and to me the series 1 are better than the series 2. None the less these are great speakers for a garage setup or a exercise room with a industrial decor. As always when I sell gear I list the price for what I bought them for so 250.00 prefer local pickup. Please respond to this post if interested first one to respond here is first in line. I hope these go to someone that will enjoy them like I have,

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Dave it's the lighting the horns are the same in person. Thanks.

Selling off some more things that are just collecting dust. I bought these from a fellow forum member awhile back. I had grand plans of installing these in my outside patio area but never got around to it. These are incredible speakers that are very detailed and will get plenty LOUD. Selling for 100ea will split up into pairs for 200pr plus shipping if you want to take that chance, would prefer local pick up. Please respond to this post if interested first one to respond is the first in line.

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Where are you? We have a forum member that has various items such as HPS splits that is located in St Louis Mo. PM me and Ill get you in touch with him.

The 30's are nice if the cabs are sealed up. I've owned both and a lot more Klipsch stuff I still have the CF-4's.

Network Admin oh the good old days, I was the admin at Dawson Co-op years back.

Same!

Ya man they do not come up for sale often. I promise they are worth the wait just incredible horns. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Love mine as well, if you like the 5ii's you will absolutely be floored when you hear RB-75's. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I seriously would not be concerned about the learning curve involved with active xovers like xilica. Once you run sweeps and see where the trouble spots are then its just a matter of "correcting" with that particular frequency. I'm very new to all this pro stuff but it honestly is not hard to figure out. If your concerned about cost try one of the minidsp's they are very affordable and easy to adjust. Just remember there are trade off with lower cost units. If you want to go passive you can get 942 networks on ebay for around 50 bucks.

@MookieStl will do appreciate it.

I'm doing the same now. Running the 402 with the 904 of cab. I received my xilica active crossover this afternoon so tomorrow I'll be doing some tweaks. This is all temporary until I get my mwm splits from Tim.

I ordered one from Cory!

I agree!

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I'm about to do that with a pair of 904's (same LF cab as the 456). You can get 942 networks cheap.

Tim is a great guy and this is unfortunate for him so let's help a fellow audio nut out. I bought 4-456's and 4 of the mwm splits. I'll figure out what to do with them later at these prices it's a no brainier.

I think they look cool, nice work enjoy the wine and 904 that also makes a great combo

Cool is that a THTLP standing upright? I will be using my 904 LF cab with the DE75/402 in a 2 way combo until I can find some jub bass bins.