Sancho Panza
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None. Every cent goes to speakers, & parts for said speakers...
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Grilles are interchangeable with the cane grilles on my HIIs.
Must’ve had utilized leftover cane grilles in the c. 1986 “Signature Edition”...
No plans to crack open the rear panels, as long as they sound fine.
When remodeling is finished in den, I’ll peel away most, if not all of the walnut veneer.
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Don’t know about what fits best in your room...but,
Don’t forget adorama.com & newegg for Klipsch close out deals.
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Tell him I’ll swap him back the HIIs, even money. 😇
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That water stain looks like an easy fix.
Do they have grilles? If so, what shape are they in?
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Did you try a factory reset on the Denon? Owners manual. Repeat multiple times in a row.
Also, completely disconnect the SW from everything, including power cord, & leave alone for a while.
Reconnect everything before powering anything back on.
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Crutchfield has a very generous return policy.
They even pay to ship them back.
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Any more than $400, & I’d be out; but, much depends on your market area.
Where are you?
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Anyone have a pair, with screws, collecting dust?
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43 minutes ago, 314carpenter said:The equipment here is very impressive. Instant upgrade for anyone considering building a home theater system, or a multizone setup. Enough power there to make your utility company moan.
“She’s giving the Georgia Power a Merry Christmas.”-
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Plus, the street price is prolly far less than the msrp.
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Seems a bit high, when you consider NO (10 year) Warranty on pre-listened Klipsch.
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Thank You, Dave1291!
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^^^ either that, or another drive by...
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44 minutes ago, wuzzzer said:
I'm right there with you. Today I removed the middle shelf on my TV stand so that I can finally put my Heresy center in it instead of it sitting on the floor in front of my tv stand blocking the receiver, turntable and UHD player I had in it. The stand isn't wide enough to fit anything other than the Heresy so I was going to use two small night stands/dressers to the side to put everything on only to realize that they're not deep enough to fit the turntable and receiver. So, now I have to get a couple new tables/stands for everything.
Oh well, at least it'll allow me to do some much-needed cable management while I have everything torn apart.
Wire management, what’s that? HII Center will go on that table, made from a cargo hatch of a Liberty Ship...
Still have new wire, Y connectors, banana plugs, an amp, et Cetera in boxes...broke the SPL-150 out yesterday...
AA Crossovers are at JEM Performance Audio, being returned to Klipsch specs...
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“Don’t look, Ethel.”
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Thanks, multi channel all Heritage.
Second system all Klipsch.
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Just a little disarray while den is being remodeled...
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Looks like a drive by poster...
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Help figuring out what speaker power to look for with my onkyo tx-nr686.
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Welcome to the Forums!
Klipsch speakers are known for efficiency. Most are nominally rated at 8 Ohms. The higher the sensitivity, in terms of dB, the better, or more efficient, that is requiring less power.