RayCanales

well I do listen to the music Damn Loud the louder the better I think well Im still at a head on debate with myself should I replace the KLF30 or the AMP I have spoken to both Klispch and B&K and Klipsch said to replace the AMP that the AMP was causing tweets to fry and B&K said that it is possible that the amp could be bad I dont know anymore I guess Im too demanding. Im thinking about crapping the KLFs and buying some LA Scalas wondering if the B&K can play the La Scalas good enough or do I have to buy one of those tube amps too. anyway does anyone want to buy some KLF30s always used by a little old lady.

well after another round with the old Scotch on Saturday night, I went into the Jams Room and was disappointed once again with the sound coming from my KLF30 any of you guys have anything to say about getting a Hafler P7000 AMP to drive those things. my B&K REF 3220 is I think clipping at insane levels. any ideas?

well you guys have been **** loads of help as soon as I get my replacement tweeter in from Klipsch I will set my preamp at mid level my room is not too big it is 20X25 the prob I think too is that I have too many hard surfaces I just built the room for this purpose to Jam the Hell out since the wife dont like ear bleeding levels which I do the room is about 30 yards away from the main house is like what I always wanted a damn party room I will take a pic and post it with a msg, my system btw is need a suggestion on a good CD Player this DVD really sucks for playing CDS (CDRS actually) it does great on DVD Audio and DTS but not CD Adcom GTP 830 B&K Reference 3220 B&K ST1400II Klipsch KLF30 Klipsch KLFC7 Klipsch RB5 (rear) Velodyne HGS12 Mitsubishi 65" HDTV Mitsubishi SRD400 JVC 70K Progressive DVD Audio Player **** loads of Wire World Cables I remember I bought a system in the Army for the price of the damn patch cords. you guys are really good at this I took about a year off and all of the sudden everything I owned was outdated sold everything I kind of miss my Klipsch Fortes

I have an Adcom GTP 830 and the bass and treble are all the way up on both. I heard from a so called expert that my amp is underpowered for the KLF 30s and that is why the (super)tweeter fried, also have heard that both the amp and the speakers require a break in period. is this true

I own a set of KLF 30s hooked to a B&K REF 3220 and the damn KLF blew a tweeter like the 3rd time I played them, what the hell never had a problem with Klipsch doing this before I heard that I need to break them in and the amp is not good enough need help Im willing to buy another amp other Klipsch whatever.