babadono

and has been around since '79...wow 45+ years

Me neither..that's what everybody says..then one day they turn around and their wallet is empty and they can't feed their family.

Jeesh @Dave1291 stay safe.

lemme guess..the shipping back and forth cost more than the repair? Let's go Brandon!!

That's the ticket...one way transparent cardboard..why didn't I think of that, I'd be rich.

so USPS is coming along.....Fedex is still way, way to hit and miss out here in cal-i-for-ni-ay. My mixer had to go back to Presonus in Baton Rouge and I was VERY leary as it went Fedex both directions. Had to buy a box from Presonus to ship it in and I packed/padded the be jeepers out of it. Come through relatively unscathed TG.

The Ks sold? Finally? And the purchaser did not want these mid/tweet replacements? He/she will regret that decision IMHO....

'ceptin' when he don't...used "tool shed" tubes when I was there one time, switched back and forth with SS a course.

yep..I just leave'em outside..mostly rattlers here. Even if remotely close to the house they're dead.

Not in October I reckon

yea but will ya

Yep. I have ordered 3 pieces from Shenzhen Audio in China in last month. All delivered by DHL within 3 or 4 days from China to Murrieta Ca. It takes Fedex 1 to 2 weeks Las Vegas Nv. to Murrieta Ca. How the F do they stay in business?

It ain't horseshoes..close is not close enough

If going from an XLR OUTPUT to a RCA INPUT be careful how you hook that up. I have no idea what the circuit topology of the RME DAC is but if the Minus output (usually pin 3) of the XLR is an active signal you do not want to tie to ground on your unbalanced RCA input. Much safer just to Y off the RCA output. Then use the subs LP filter control.

Heresy IV has a rear port?

To correct a statement made earlier in this thread that MIGHT be misleading...... from Wikipedia: Amplifiers often feature a "loudness" button, known technically as loudness compensation, that boosts low and high-frequency components of the sound. These are intended to offset the apparent loudness fall-off at those frequencies, especially at lower volume levels. Boosting these frequencies produces a flatter equal-loudness contour that appears to be louder even at low volume, preventing the perceived sound from being dominated by the mid-frequencies where the ear is most sensitive.

Who'd a thunk Even the UG Jubes were(are) a quantum leap.

Fedex?

@kippy where are you located?...UG Jube owner here. If you are semi local I love to hear your Heritage Jubes.

Any or how many newly baptized? We had 16 newly baptized and an additional 10 or so confirmed. HAPPY EASTER. Waffle House? cuz it's the only place open?

Wish me well I'm going to lay off the booze for a bit Hell is freezing over....

Yes of course...very good idea to loosen and re tighten the screws at terminal board to remove (or break through) any oxidation. I always assume people automatically do that. But I'm an electronic tech.

Got a meter? If so disconnect the wires at the crossover that go to the speakers..woofer, squawker and tweeter. The tweeters should read close to 8 ohms. The squawkers 16 ohms and the woofers 4 ohms. Although it sounds like you say the woofers are good. Pretty normal for the capacitor cans to get rusty as well as the outer frames of the inductors. Does not necessarily mean they are bad.

TY

I WANT...where is it available? Looked on Klipsch.com with no success.