Khornukopia

@formanjasked me about the door slabs I use for my 36" deep free-standing K-horn corners. PWK recommended 48" deep corners. Many factors about the environment will affect the requirements, such as proximity to walls, etc. My K-horns are not my primary speakers and so, are oddly placed along the middle of the side walls of the room, but they sound better than most other speakers I have heard over the years. Because they are not near any real corners, I added "wings" to guide the powerful bass response towards the listening area. The bass is better now than when they were in the real corners of the room.

Sat on the 5th row center at a concert recently. It sounded excellent.

I was thinking that @Coytee's floor looks lively. 😁

You have a complete system. Good enough, unless you just want to buy another amplifier because shopping for audio gear is so much fun. 😊

Please let us know your thoughts on that, after it is set up.

I would change my hub-CAPS.

Many of us are not on Facebook groups. I hope some other pictures eventually find their way to the Klipsch Forum pages.

Yes, the trim ring needs to be pulled off. Palladium driver replacement instructions (1).pdf

The link you posted does not connect with your pictures, when I just tried. All the digital cameras and/or phone cameras I have used have an edit menu which allows easy picture re-sizing. Or if I send a picture to my laptop, I just right click on the picture to edit and re-size down to 500 x 360 pixels for a 100kb (forum friendly) file size.

The cabinets appear to be well made. I never met W.C. but, do recall reading his interesting posts back then. I presume by the estate sale that he has passed away. May he Rest in Peace.

Multichannel in one chassis has its advantages.

I don't know the facts, that is why I said "maybe". I do see that the estate sale has several tube amps as well.

I guess we will find out.

Questions are fine. Here is some background. Bi-Amped K-Horn + K-402 horns w/ KPT-415 woofers - Page 38 - 2-Channel Home Audio - The Klipsch Audio Community Some of the answers change over time, as I discover new things and think of different ideas.

That is a good question when someone has a lack of bass. It is also important to check that the polarity of all the wires are correct.

Maybe original Jubilees.

Yes, but it is on the Klipsch.com forum, so all of us here needs to follow their guidelines.

I was expecting to see a bunch of orange outlets!

Someone here on the forum was recently giving away a roll of gasket tape.

The man is enthusiastic about Klipsch speakers. That is good for the new customers who don't have time to study audio equipment and just want to buy the best value.

It appears that your chances for an easy add on connection are slim.

Depends on the type of music. Occasionally I will be out and hear a familiar song played through some "small" speakers and barely recognize the music due to the absence of the lowest bass notes.

Have you checked with your ISP and/or asked another customer in the area?

My KPT center channel and KPT subs.

I am learning also, and think you asked a good question.