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The Chiefs were disappointing on their first game this year.

I think it's AI....with not much of the I

Will they go to a 12 team playoff next year?

What happens if the cleaner that Klipsch approves makes it worse?

I would try to clean the stains, it can only help. Or re-cover them with new fabric. Try a few different types of cleaners, wet the fabric, dab it on and rinse. You might get a response.

I don't see this as a problem that Klipsch is responsible for, I'd call it bad luck. The safest place for the grills of any speaker would be on the speaker, take them off at your own responsibility.

You mean going back to Bose?

Most bass signals in modern music tracks lie around the 90-200 Hz area. The frequencies around 250 Hz can add a feeling of warmth to the bass without loss of definition. Too much boost in the bass region tends to make the music sound boomy.

It's only been 52 hours since he started this thread. He'll be back.

Ask for info on how to build your own Khorn and you will get their attention 😁

What did I miss, did Jim Harbaugh do something wrong again?!

^^THIS^^ I have a bridgeable Emotiva 500x2 amp, I wanted to get another amp and use them as mono blocks, the owner of Emotiva advised me against this as my speakers are 4ohm.

Every now and then he has B stock, factory mismatched that he discounts quite a bit. I've seen used Heresy prices more than his B stock prices.

Have you tried Cory or Steven at Paducah Home Theater?

It's either connected correctly or it's not. I meant you might try unplugging some cables or wires to identify if a wire was bad. Try just the center channel, then the towers, maybe switch the wires around to see if any other combination has a different result. If it plays fine with the AVR only, then you add the amp, but then it clips, it's either the amp or the wiring to or from the amp. I have a feeling the amp can't handle all of the speakers. Maybe use the amp to power the towers only, then try the LCR, something will become noticeable and clip the speakers. This is all trial and error.

Maybe just amp your LCR and let Audyssey set the parameters.

It could be something as simple as a bad speaker wire connection, or a bad cable going to the amp. After inspecting all the wires and cables, you might try switching cable and wires around. You might try the towers alone, then add the center, try the center and surround speakers. Even though those speakers are rated at 8 ohm, they do like to have plenty of power, and all of those speakers at once might be overtaxing the amp. Curious, when using the amp, does it sound any different until it clips than just using the AVR? Does it seem to have more bass or more headroom? And are you sure your AVR has 7 channels of pre-outs?

It could be an impedance issue....this is from the HCA manual........ You may connect loudspeakers with a 4 Ω or 8 Ω nominal impedance for unbridged operation. Your HCA-1206 is capable of driving speakers with occasional impedance dips well below 2 Ω. However, Lower nominal impedance loads are not recommended and may cause overheating. Have you tried connecting the speakers directly to the AVR?

Does any AVRs in the $500 range even have pre-outs?

If you think you will buy older La Scalas, I wouldn't listen to the new ones!

At first I didn't recognize Mark Knopfler, I thought who is this old guy. Then he appeared again before I realized that was him. Exceptional guitarist. I never knew Vox made guitars until last week, then noticed Mark has one for sale.

Looks good to me, the LaScalas blend right in. I'm more intrigued by the guitars!

Anyone fancy a used guitar....https://www.christies.com/en/stories/mark-knopfler-guitar-collection-a9058db914514f9b83516d99ff7c15f4

Welcome to the family, you did well. They will clean up nice if you wanted to spend some elbow grease. There are quite a few threads on here all about that. Get them hooked up and singing, I think you will love those.

I see guitars! Gibsons, Fender Tele, Rick bass, awesome. Where are the guitar amps?