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    Introducing the 70th Anniversary Edition of the Klipsch Heresy III speaker...

     

    The 70th Anniversary Heresy III is limited to a production run of only 70 pairs of speakers, so if you don't get them now, you are going to miss out. (Seriously, these are going to go fast.)

     

    These handcrafted speakers are available now from Klipsch.com and select dealers. 

     

    New Features:

    • Australian Walnut Wood Veneer
    • Book-Matched Wood Veneer
    • Heresy Logo Nameplate
    • Silver Lust Grille Cloth
    • Matte-Black Slant Riser
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    The ever-popular Reference S4 & S4i in-ear headphones are back in stock for a limited time! These are dead stock, meaning that we won't make any more of these beauties. Oh and they're available at a reduced price to cap it off.

     

    Reference S4: [link]

    Reference S4i: [link]

  3. For Sale: Pre-owned Harmon Kardon HK-430 Twin Powered Stereo Receiver that I was using with my Klipsch Heresy III speakers before I switched to a HK-730.

     

    It is in need of a good cleaning but everything works great and sounds terrific!

     

    PRICE: $215 Shipped

     

    Power output: 25 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo)

    Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHz

    Total harmonic distortion: 0.3%

    Damping factor: 40

    Signal to noise ratio: 65dB (line)

    Speaker load impedance: 4Ω to 16Ω

    Dimensions: 432 x 368 x 140mm

    Weight: 10.9kg

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  4. "If you have any questions technical or otherwise, please feel free to ask them and I'll do my best to get them all answered!"

     

    Alex

    I have a question for you. Do you remember back, oh IDK, maybe October, I asked you about picking up another pair of Image ONE headphones? You said you said you had it covered and they would arrive shortly. I PM'ed Chad and he said he would have you call or email me. I'm still waiting, feel free to respond when you get a chance :D :D :D

     

    TY

     

    Mark

     

    Could you DM me your details, so I know what to look for in my inbox haha?

  5. Considering msrp of the 150m's is $500(and under), then RP-140m's would be around $400. That's $200/ea.

    Meaning you have around $400 "worth" of amplification and wireless tech inside EACH monitor.

     

    I don't know enough about pricing mechanics to really comment directly on this. What I would say is that HD Wireless took a whole lot more R&D for our engineering team than the passive Reference Premiere lineup. Plus, amplificatioDirector of Technology and Innovationn is expensive which is why you don't see it built into a lot of speakers.

     

    Anyway, Matt Spitznagle, newly promoted Director of Technology and Innovation, answered a question about these speakers' amplification on Facebook that I think would be interesting to y'all:

     

    "Each amp channel is limited to 25W per driver.  The power supply in the 440WF and 440WC is 125W.  The 140WM has a 50W power supply.   The 110WSW amp can output 200W. The biggest reason you don’t see amps in speakers is amps are expensive and can be difficult to implement, especially when they are quiet enough for Klipsch speakers.  Acoustically, this is a superior solution because it allowed us to use a DSP crossover.  It also means each speaker doesn’t have to share a power supply like it would with a receiver.  2 WF’s, 1 WC, and 2WM’s have 460W of power supply available.  Most mid-grade receivers may rate themselves at 100W/channel but most can’t come close to that with all channels driven."

  6. Yeah, a good receiver can run around $1,500.

    The one thing I don't like about the advertising is that they don't show the power wires, which each speaker still needs..

     

    Fair point. As you can guess, it's a controversial topic amongst our staff.

     

    I am not so sure about that. With all of the press Atmos and DTS-X has made recently, I am sure there will be updates available. At least I hope there will be...

     

    While there will be firmware upgrades obviously to the original HD Control Center, there will also be new and different levels of the HD Control Center.

  7. ok lets talk a bit more about this. after i just looked at the pricing of all of this and even after thinking of the usual street price i about fell off my couch and hit my head. is there any thought about longevity of this system? i mean lets say 3 years from now klipsch decides to stop making the hd wireless center. was an rca jack included on these so it could be used with a avr down the road? or are you literally gonna be stuck with some crazy expensive speakers that aren't compatible with anything on the market? 

     

    Long-term, these speakers are going to be compatible with "HD Control Centers" from other companies as well. This is just the beginning.

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    Some of you have probably heard me say this before, but all employees were given the demo of these speakers a couple months back and most came out saying that it was the best Klipsch demo they had ever heard. The Klipsch engineering team really outdid itself with this one. These aren't just great wireless speakers. These are great speakers PERIOD.
     this is amazing you would even say something like this considering you guys have rooms to demo palladium stuff and khorns. 

     

    saying they aren't just good, they are great is fine. but saying they are the best demo that many have heard is insane to me. 

     

     

     

     

    this is amazing you would even say something like this considering you guys have rooms to demo palladium stuff and khorns.

     

    Sounds like they need better hearing protection in the production area.  I find the claim hard to believe myself.  I'll certainly submit myself to a demo in May and they can prove me wrong.

     

     

    OK, so my word choice wasn't great here haha. I meant "best" in a more relevant sense, as it was the most impressive considering their size, price, setup, expectations, etc.  It was legitimately shocking how awesome the 2.0 HD Wireless setup was.

     

    Obviously, Palladium and K-horns sound better, but RELATIVELY, the demo of HD Wireless was more impressive to me and a lot of people here. 

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    It's finally here.

     

    We are so proud to announce that Klipsch Reference Premiere HD Wireless is available now from Klipsch.com and select retailers: http://www.klipsch.com/rp-hd-wireless

     

    I also posted a blog "10 Reasons To Get Reference Premiere HD Wireless" which not only gives you the value propositions of the product but should also give you an idea of how important this is to the team: http://www.klipsch.com/blog/ten-reasons-to-get-klipsch-reference-premiere-hd-wireless-speaker-system/

     

    Some of you have probably heard me say this before, but all employees were given the demo of these speakers a couple months back and most came out saying that it was the best Klipsch demo they had ever heard. The Klipsch engineering team really outdid itself with this one. These aren't just great wireless speakers. These are great speakers PERIOD.

     

    If you have any questions technical or otherwise, please feel free to ask them and I'll do my best to get them all answered!

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