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very cool - Thank you!!

Hello, I have a pair of stock Chorus 1s that I would like to learn more about. The history, How did the name come about, interesting facts, etc i have the spec sheet and basic info. Thanks in advance.

JasonJCarney - there is a screen that is manually put up and the brown is the acoustical fabric panels that round out the stage wall. My home theater is still in the constrcution phase. Like was pointed out the woofers on all three are 15". I cross over between 60Hz & 80Hz and allow the subwoofers to go lower. In a home theater these speakers just make the mids & highs come alive and they add just enough mid-bass to compliment the subwoofers. If you've never heard any of the Heritage speakers you need to give them a try.

OH, they are working. I tried to get these babies up near reference level and could not take it. But they sound wonderful. Used Audussey to bring everything in line and now my concernt blu-rays sound just like you are there. Heritage line rules!! Hard to believe speakers this old; sound this good. And shopping the secondary market, the price cannot be better.

Well my fabric is the GOM acoustical and my screen is acoustically transparant as well. My goal was to keep the mid-ranges at ear-level while seated. Not sure it that is right or not. But you got to love those Klipsch!!

Just got me a Chorus I with Crites crossover upgrade as a new center channel to go with my Cornwalls. Sound is amazing.

The speaker(s) have the butt joints and is straight birch plywood, no veneer. It has a type B-3 crossover. Not sure if any of this will help with determining which one it is.

Here is a pic of the label

I just purchased a pair of imaculate Cornwalls but I'm not sure whether they are I's or II's, is there a way to tell the difference? They sound great by the way.