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the Chorus 2 is the most modern speaker of the Heritage line , since it was introduced in 1990 to replace the klipsch Cornwall which had been available since 1959 and so , the Cornwall 2 was phased out in favor of -the Chorus 2 , which was also phased out in 1996 , leaving only the Khorn-LaScala -Heresy -Forte as the Heritage line speakers , and it was not until 2006 that the Cornwall 3 was brought back to the Heritage line - -there are no plans for a Chorus 3 -and the Forte 3 is the closest product to the Chorus 2 -

` Thad - I would start by adding subtle contrasts to the various sections of the house - -a mix of colors that are pastel and glossy can do wonders to show the high ceilings , the angles , and the wraparound stairway is for me the centerpiece , and the walls can also abound with exciting graphics - -if you have friends who are artists and who can paint , or spray paint , you can ask for their ideas of murals - - the stairs , is an intricate steel structure design that is worth highlighting with colors , and , as you look up , from the 1st floor at an angle it should stand out as a link -

ok - so , what I would do in disconnect the old caps , use an ESR Meter and check the oil caps for ESR leakage since you cannot test them in circuit - -mount the new caps with newer wiring and listen over a week for changes using both the old and the new caps , on separate hookups , this will allow you to compare the sound in a live test -

Crites crossovers sound just like the original XO --BUT WITH ALL NEW PARTS -

Tom - did you ever replace the capacitors in the E network --- 44 year old capacitors must be leaking ESR ---and before you do any changes , or while you do them , make sure to freshen the caps ---

not bad ---looks like stained raw birch - with stapled grilles and klipsch badges - AA crossover --- price is very fair -

these speakers were the 1st to feature the Tractrix port found in the Heresy and the Cornwall IV

a total disaster -1 out of 2 is defective right out of the box -

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-definitely not right ----- We have the opposite for packages in NYS by USPS ---0 corruption on this side - we get shipments by USPS from California to Northern Upstate NY , all the way up to the USA -Canadian Border in 4 days - UPS ---Fedex Ground can take at best 1 week to 10-12 days from CA - and the service is slightly more expensive , plus they rarely deliver on weekends , whereas USPS does -

To my knowledge T-Nuts were not used by klipsch , maybe @DizRotus and @jjptkd can chime in to confirm - in these pictures , one can see the screw holes being in mint condition -the T-nuts would not be needed -

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Bruce , this schematic was modified twice by John Albright -

great purchase ---congrats -

glws - they look brand new -

, the IV 's are definitely the best Heresy so far - the H1 is a great speaker for vocals , I use my H1 to complement the Cornwall 1 -

The Heresy 1 is a great speaker , can't beat the K55-K77 in such a small box

--- GREAT NEWS --- 10-YEAR EXTENDED WARRANTY ON HERITAGE CLASSIC PRODUCTS Klipsch Heritage speakers are a significant and sound investment. These intricately-built speakers are designed and assembled in the USA by skilled craftsmen, delivering the power, detail, and emotion of the live music experience into homes around the world. Because Klipsch Heritage speakers are built to last, we are extending the warranty from five to ten years on all current* and future generation Heritage Classic speakers. *Current models include: Klipschorn AK6 La Scala AL5 Cornwall IV Heresy IV Forte III We're here for the long haul.

How much for the speakers and how much for the rest -----just curious -GLWS

DSOM was 1973 , 16 tracks were used along with loops and tape splicing using tape decks and the infamous EMS Synthi AKS synthesiser -the world changed , with the 1st sound engineered record ...-

I was sweating buckets , man oh man ,it's going to sound great ---------Congrats

yeah me too

Great deal , would you consider selling the speakers by themselves ----can you send more pictures of the speakers - tx

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yeah -MY BAD - tx , I was just too lazy looking up the correct part tweeter part number with the Polyimide diaphragm -- either way , you can't buy this tweeter anywhere , it's OEM only for Line Arrays Manufacturers , so the CDX1-1415 or the CDX1-1430 are the consumer products one can buy -