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You mentioned that the Heresy's aren't that far behind the Cornwall's on the bottom end, seems like something must be wrong with them, that's really hard to imagine.

Sounds like you're about to be scammed. That's a classic set up on CL. Did he even ask any questions? Use bad grammar in his communications?

I've used French Cleats before for Heresy's, they hang just fine. Can get them at Lowe's or Home Depot.

Had 2 different pairs of those, no way are they worth that in my opinion....just wasn't that impressed, sold both pairs.

Thanks for all the pointers, I will definitely take a look at things and see if I can rule out some of these potential issues. I want this thing to work like I know it can, it really does sound great.

I think he mentioned that he had gone through it himself and did all the cleaning, pretty sure it wasn't a professional servicing if I remember correctly. I did spend $350 on it, are you thinking that a professional servicing would be about that much?

The it moves to both channels. I should mention that the volume knob is a little scratchy when it first starts up then quickly seems to smooth out in a minute or two. Could this be related to the volume knob? And I will try the Deoxit for sure, never used that before where would I look to buy that locally?

Hey guys, hope to get some pointers and advice. I had the 730 sitting idle for a about 6 months as I was using other equipment, I just hooked it up again a few days ago and it seems to have a problem. It will randomly distort when playing a song moderately loud, the sound will be great and then occasionally break up. Is there a problem with the power supply? Is there something a novice could check or does it need to be serviced by a pro? It's not sitting on the speaker and getting vibrations. And again it sounds just awesome other than this new issue that popped up. Please help.

Looks to be in the $350.00 range, what do you guys think? Might go take a look.

I have no problem helping out if I can, let me know. John

So bad news, it's the same speaker. I was hoping to make a pair between the 2 listings. The owner is listing the speaker a couple different ways to try and find an interested party. He's a good guy though, I bought Lascalas from him a few years ago, still loving them too.

So I won't need to look for a crossover too? It's already in the bass bin?

There is a complete 904 single for sale here in Denver now this. How hard would it be to find parts to make this a complete 904 to make a pair with the other one? I'd need the horn/driver and a crossover right? What would those parts cost and can they be found without too much trouble? Tempting.

How can you tell?

Yea I suppose I should just look a single La Scala, those pop up every now and then. Even a beater La Scala would work really, and just paint it black. It has the B&C made in Italy which is the good driver. Hate to have to pay $1k for another single if I could even find one. I'd love to try a pair of them for sure, I've read your posts and others, I'm sure they are incredible.

I'm using a Cornwall right now between a pair of Khorns for my center channel. There is a KPT 904 for sale locally for $400 which I know is a better speaker and it would allow me to pair up my Cornwalls again so I can either sell them or wait till my kids smarten up and want them. Any thoughts on if this would be a worthwhile move? Price seems a little high for a single, what are the chances of finding another single 904?

I'm thinking about building HD false corners to put in my existing corners. I built my basement room with corners 16ft apart specially just for my Khorns. If I don't use my THT sub I'm still not happy with the bass. I feel like the sheet rock walls are too thin and flimsy to project the bass forward and just absorb the sound, its also a carpeted concrete floor which doesn't transmit the sensation of low frequency through the floor. Do you guys think adding false corners as described in the Dope from Hope would give me a substantial improvement or would enclosing them like a Khorn TSCM is better? Thanks

Victim of Changes is a killer track...

Tin the wire? I've never heard of that before.

Owned an 06 330i, loved it, the handling and power were perfect. The plastic water pump went out, dealer wanted $1100 to fix it. Ended up buying one online for just under $100 and a friend helped me put it in, took about 2 hours. Sold it not long after that, just too scared of what might be next that I couldn't fix myself.

https://denver.craigslist.org/ele/d/littleton-klipsch-belles/6780879059.html

https://boulder.craigslist.org/ele/d/klipsch-klf-30-speakers/6760900886.html

Looks pretty much like a thin piece of wood with cutouts for the speakers screwed in on top of the grills....pretty much ruined them. Maybe he's just trying to cover up torn or poor condition grill cloth.

Had Quartets before and they aren't worth anywhere near that much.

That Behringer should easily be enough, wasn't the original amp only 650 watts? What about the Bash below.... https://www.parts-express.com/bash-500s-digital-subwoofer-plate-amplifier-500w-rms--300-752