Rayman

I have 2 SVS sb3000 paired with cwIV l used a sound pressure meter and ended up with a 40hz low pass / 24db slop -15 volume sub setting for a bass response of +-3db from 20 to 200hz those subs pair really well with the Cornwalls.

Just heard Alan White drummer for Yes has Died…. He was one of my influences on my drumming style growing up. His skill and talent were amazing! RIP

Thanks….. I’ll sleep better tonight 👍

I see the new jubilee uses a single 12” driver, was wondering why they didn’t use a 15” driver like what’s in the Khorn?

When is the drawing?

Just got the Marantz 30 and SACD 30n, have them hooked up to my Cornwalls series 4 using AudioQuest Rocket 33 Bi-wiring / Irish red sub cables hooked up to dual R-112 subs and Golden Gate interconnect. (Subs run off the L/R pre-outs and have them low passed at 40hz) After one day of listening l can say this system sings! Clean / amazing detail and effortless presentation, very impressed with detail retrieval, hearing new sounds that were buried before. Dark very quiet background, music just appears from total silence. More to come as I get more time with this setup…. I’m listening to Dave Matthews Some Devil CD…. And its amazing.

Would like to buy it, I’m in Florida so would you be able to send it? I would pay for shipping if reasonable.

Hello, is this cable still available?

Should be getting them soon, Question, when the jumpers are removed the inputs say H and L ( high and low ) but the cornwall is a 3 way speaker, is the mid driver connected to the H or L input? Ray Got them yesterday, have them in my living room, size 18 by 22 by 12’ ceiling. Sounds like MUSIC 🎶 had to get use to what cleaner bass really sounds like, everything That I read about them is true, overall smooth and detailed, hearing new sounds on music I thought I knew by heart. I’m running AudioQuest rocket 11 full range cables with silver bananas and there copper/silver jumpers, They recommend with a three way speaker to use H input for speakers and jumpers go to L input. StayTuned…. Ray

Should be getting them soon, Question, when the jumpers are removed the inputs say H and L ( high and low ) but the cornwall is a 3 way speaker, is the mid driver connected to the H or L input? Ray

🤗Placed an order today for a pair of Cornwall IVs in black ash, I have wanted a pair sense I first heard them in the early 80s! Retiring later this year and thought it would be a good way to start my new journey.

Sony es gear!

The specs sheet for rf-82ll says the tweeter is a compression driver, is it the same design used as in the rf-7ll but just in a smaller size?

17.75 in. From outside surrrond to outside surround.

On an unrelated topic, I have a fairly large listening room and stacked my rf-82ii on top of my dual r-112sw, and the overall presentation is impressive. A wall of sound!

Thanks! Decisions, decisions, decisions...

Has any one used this set up and been OK with the sound? I know it's not ideal, but is it a huge compromise from the rc-64ii

Has anyone done or heard of converting a standard k-horn into a type of 60th ann. model, by enclosing the rear of the bass bin, and be able to toe in the speaker and remove it from corner loading?

sorry for your bad experience with es gear, ive owned nothing but for past 8 years with no problems, the latest flagship avr 5600es is fantastic sounding with the klipsch referenceii speakers im using, ill just hope my luck with dependability holds up...

also try sony es avrs, they make a great pairing.....

Not that i can think of... only increased power consumption, at least we all know its a common problem and each one of us can decide the best way to handle it. it doesnt appear to have any other issues in regards to the subs power amp or operation, I say forget about it and ROCK ON !!!

I feel your pain! I got 2 of them, and neither one of the auto positions work on mine. I just reach around and turn them off at night, but i agree they DO ROCK!!! I guess we could return them, but i"ve decided to live with it .

I want to thank everyone for the GREAT feed-back on this topic i started.... one wouldnt think there was so much to consider when setting up crossover points on subs, I think it helps when we remember that L.F.E. and bass management are 2 seperate items that must work together at times! and each of our systems will be set up, maybe differently when it comes to crossover points, but the general rules still apply.... Ray

Thank you! well explained. I guess the problem i was having was trying to figure out the difference between L.F.E.and bass management, so JUST to put this in simple terms... with a TRUE .1 LFE channel such as dvd/blue-ray/sacd multi, use 120hz crossover to get the full signal. with subwoofer bass management thru the avr ( NOT a L.F.E. .1 ) say crossed over 80hz, use that or slightly higher for a crossover point and not 120hz so as not to have "bass bloat" from 80hz to 120hz, again thanks, i wonder how many systems are not set up this way, i know mine wasnt.......also the "small" speaker selection must be taken into account.