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nickyboy6100

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About nickyboy6100

  • Birthday 11/09/1979

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    Indiana
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    Hiking, camping,music
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    La Scala

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  1. A member bought them to install in a retro style nightclub in Chicago.
  2. Bruce sold them to me. I ran them with K-402’s for awhile and ended up selling them. I am also regretful. They just took up too much space that I didn’t have at the time. They sounded fantastic.
  3. Yamaha M85 or a B&K 4420 are really good amps with Chorus.
  4. Kg4’s are a great speaker for smaller rooms. You should be able to find a nice pair for around $300.
  5. Trim pieces will come off with plastic trim tools or a 2x4 and a mallet. You have to be careful because they are attached with glue and screws. The glue will sometimes take splintered wood with it if you are too forceful. I use a trim tool to get a corner started and either run a razor blade or the trim tool down both sides of the trim piece to loosen before pounding off with a 2x4 and a mallet.
  6. One of my favorite things about Klipsch speakers is all the places they have taken me. Many road trips and met many good folks.
  7. I’ve been a member since 2015 and met a ton of great people here.
  8. That’s a good deal. Good luck with your sale.
  9. I grew up in the 90’s. I wasn’t a big fan of mainstream music. Probably because I thought I was too cool for it. I remember always wondering how a lot of bands got so much playtime on the radio. Now, looking back, I would love for the music standard to be as good as it was in the 90’s. At least most bands/artists still used instruments to make music. I did find out later in life that it wasn’t because I was too cool. I have kids that remind me of that everyday.
  10. Primus and Jane’s Addiction probably had the biggest influence on my music taste. Primus, Sailing the seas of Cheese, was the first CD I owned.
  11. Thank you! That is actually the exact pair I’m working on. Somewhere along the way someone has modified the caster and rubber bumper setup. It works just fine, but I’m curious how these came from the factory. Not many people take photo’s of the bottom of their speakers, but it’s worth a shot. 😁
  12. I can’t find a photo of the bottom surface of the KP-456 bass bin. The area with wheels and rubber feet. Thank you in advance.
  13. I bet these don’t make it through the day. Good luck with your sale.
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