OO1

https://www.klipsch.com/ces#party

the LF weighs 331 lbs or 150 kg , the HF section is 78 lbs or 35kg , it's 31 inches deep by 51 inches wide and closer to 6 feet tall , it's big 'n heavy , no BS

great

you need subs

https://support.klipsch.com/hc/en-us/articles/14781292328852-The-Sevens-Connecting-to-TV-via-HDMI-ARC https://support.klipsch.com/hc/en-us/articles/6230401285396-The-Sevens-Connecting-to-TV

PWK 's cardinal rule no 5 states that a speaker should be free of cavities , there is 0 benefit by raising the CW IV - as far as upgrading the crossovers , the end result is anyone's guess while the original design is optimal , one precaution here, modifying original parts can void the warranty

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great idea

AA and AL

Taylor Swift Jacket ,

JEM have a kit for the AL , no need to replace the crossover if you want bass for the Lascala , no problem , klipsch will be introducing horn loaded subwoofers for the LS by summer 2024 ,

Yep

you'll need to get the amplifier checked or contact klipsch Parts to inquire into the cost of a new replacement part

Crown D-75

klipsch Engineering still use these identical Crown amps in the Lab in Hope Arkansas

it's a high quality A/B Class Amplifier , very well built ,

,there's always next year

you're right , it's trapezoid for line arrays

Jerry should ask for a refund ,

yes John , I was always under the impression that the Heresy sales outnumbered the Forte , the H Model started in 1957 , that's 28 years of sales prior to the release of the Forte .

the Heresy has been in production for far longer than the Forte .

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I'm not sure a Chorus III would be commercially viable , the Chorus is a great speaker , but is there a demand out there for a chest pounding, heavy bass speaker , yeah , I would go for it ,

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