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    Klipsch R-15PM and Pro-Ject Klireftt Belt-Drive Audiophile Turntable

    in General Klipsch Info

    Posted

    14 minutes ago, Dogdish said:

    Oh really? You think it might be a dodgy turntable? I'm in Australia and had it shipped to me from Melbourne from a place called Digital Cinema. Should I contact them?

    ----------yes ---------100%  , this is a warranty problem ---

    they might  troubleshoot the issue over the phone  , they will check all your remote settings first   ,  I hope they can determine whether it's  any of these 4 problems 

     

    a ) settings   b) the turntable wiring  --------or  c)  the phono cartridge ------- or d) ,   the amp at the back of the speakers that has an issue in it's RCA phono connectors on the main board -----

    Klipsch R-15PM and Pro-Ject Klireftt Belt-Drive Audiophile Turntable

    in General Klipsch Info

    Posted

    9 minutes ago, Dogdish said:

    Yeah... All seems to be as is should. So frustrating considering it's sold as a Plug and Play!

    normally these problems arrive when the phono cartridge type is not selected properly ----a)     --either MM or MC --------you must select the correct type if there is such an option ----

     

    b)  a bad phono cartridge that has a defective cartridge or a bad stylus ----can cause these problems ----

     

    c) the RCA cable is plugged  in the  correct ------red/white connectors at the rear of the speakers -  yes

     

    d)  switch is on PHONO----power switch ON- yes

     

    e)-  the 4 leading wires of the phono cartridge are well inserted in the headshell -   yes

    Cables, Coffee, Cycles, and Cocktails

    in Lounge

    Posted

    7 hours ago, rockhound said:

    Anyone got a recommendation for Kona Coffee in K-Cup form? Many years ago while visiting the Big Island the resort I stayed in served "Kona" coffee and it was delightful. I have no clue which grower it was.

     here below   , exceptional quality  -,but you have to add your coffee  in a refillable  k Cupfor link 1 , link 2 offers  k-Cups as well

     

    https://konacoffeepurveyors.com/   

     https://www.hawaiicoffeecompany.com/brand/royal-kona-coffee?sscid=51k4_n92fo

     

    Help: Heresy and Receiver Combination

    in 2-Channel Home Audio

    Posted

    On 4/28/2020 at 10:54 AM, lakedmb said:

    Hey everyone -

     

    I think I may be over thinking this way too much at this point, so I need a little guidance on a receiver that'll work in my 2.1 setup.  I looked heavily at the Marantz NR-1200 because it seems to hit every checkbox, but then when chatting with customer service at Accessories4Less, the gentleman made it sound like that receiver wouldn't do well with the Heresy's.  His recommendation was the Denon DRA-800H, but I'm nervous about the preout and input limitations on that model.  When researching it seems that a lot of people recommend Yamaha and Marantz. 

     

    I've listed some info below that may help with suggestions.  

     

    2.1 Setup:

    • Heresy II
    • SVS sub
    • 50/50 music and streaming movies/tv

     

    Need:

    • Phono Input (MM)
    • Remote control ability
    • Sub Out
    • Preouts (for possible amp upgrade down the road)

     

    Want:

    • HDMI (if possible, but not a deal breaker)

     

    Room size:

    • 14 x 15

     

    Budget:

    • ~$500 
    • Used, refurb, or new does not make a difference

     

    Thanks everyone.  If this needs to be posted in a different forum please let me know.  I though this would be appropriate since it's a 2.1 setup and Heritage speakers.

     

    On 4/28/2020 at 10:54 AM, lakedmb said:

    Hey everyone -

     

    I think I may be over thinking this way too much at this point, so I need a little guidance on a receiver that'll work in my 2.1 setup.  I looked heavily at the Marantz NR-1200 because it seems to hit every checkbox, but then when chatting with customer service at Accessories4Less, the gentleman made it sound like that receiver wouldn't do well with the Heresy's.  His recommendation was the Denon DRA-800H, but I'm nervous about the preout and input limitations on that model.  When researching it seems that a lot of people recommend Yamaha and Marantz. 

     

    I've listed some info below that may help with suggestions.  

     

    2.1 Setup:

    • Heresy II
    • SVS sub
    • 50/50 music and streaming movies/tv

     

    Need:

    • Phono Input (MM)
    • Remote control ability
    • Sub Out
    • Preouts (for possible amp upgrade down the road)

     

    Want:

    • HDMI (if possible, but not a deal breaker)

     

    Room size:

    • 14 x 15

     

    Budget:

    • ~$500 
    • Used, refurb, or new does not make a difference

     

    Thanks everyone.  If this needs to be posted in a different forum please let me know.  I though this would be appropriate since it's a 2.1 setup and Heritage speakers.

    any good Japanese made receiver is going to be ok for the  H1  and 100 watts per channel , or more  is best   for added  headroom   and less distortion if  played very loud   ------you can also consider used multi-channel amps  that can deliver about 100 watts  in  2 channel stereo  ,   and they are quite inexpensive -

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    Oldish Klipschorns Update suggestions

    in Technical/Restorations

    Posted

    2 minutes ago, baron167 said:


    Thank you. I have had these sealed into my corners for years. I have changed room acoustics, seating positions, preamp and amplification. I've never been unhappy with their sound or performance, but being all original, I think I need to make a move in refreshing or replacing the crossovers as my first step in improvements --

    you can use an ohmmeter or an ESR meter to check the leakage of your caps------in all your speakers ----

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