-
Posts
2299 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
1
Content Type
Forums
Events
Gallery
Posts posted by MookieStl
-
-
i doubt cast aluminum would polish up. Kinda like the corner pieces of the trim.
You can be the first to try it and report back, but I doubt you will like the look. Also getting deep into the horn would be a challenge. You can see how much of my paint was gone after the power wash. What was underneath wasn't pretty.
-
I used an enamel paint on my horns after removing them and pressure washing them. I believe they are cast aluminum.
I am not sure on the face. My guess would be any good latex. Hard to see in your photos, do yours have the fiberglass? If not, the exohyde Nick used (or duratex) would work. You can thin them with water and use a smooth roller or brush on and avoid the texture, if you don't like that. Any paint will work for the logo, even a vinyl ink for a cleaner look. I use what is easy to clean up, cuz I tend to make a mess.
-
@nickyboy6100 those sure turned out nice. What mid driver do you have in there?
@CWOReilly Not sure how I missed your question on the trim. If the damage is unsightly, just brush out the scratches and then use scotchbrite to polish it up a bit. Yes you are removing the anondize but that only keeps it from oxidizing. Will look much better when you're done. If it starts to dull, get the scotchbrite out again. Touch ups are much easier.
-
Hope everything goes as planned Bruce. Take it easy and let everything heal properly. I never do but like to give advice I don't follow.
- 1
-
On 8/30/2022 at 5:42 PM, codewritinfool said:
Hey, that's a nice looking THTLP laying down on the left there.
Recognize it?
That's how I knew Dave's setup would sound so nice. Your THTLP worked great with my 4 LS! I can only imagine two subs and two LS.
- 1
-
11 hours ago, chassell said:
Monty, I'll take Door #7.
That door seems to rattle at times. Not sure why!
- 1
-
That looks great Dave. Beautiful room that I am sure sounds as good as it looks. Keep up the good work! I think it still might need a little more cow bell. You should be able to fit another set of LS in that room. the furniture may have to go but.......... It's a fun ride, but you have to know when to get off. Some never figure it out!
- 3
- 1
-
-
1 hour ago, babadono said:
as in not Carl
Definitely not Carl!! Plus he'd be complaining about needing a sub, blah, blah, blah.
- 1
-
On 8/16/2022 at 7:27 PM, nickyboy6100 said:
That’s the stuff dreams are made of. Totally awesome!
depends on who is in the other chair!!! 😉
- 2
- 2
-
This pic used to get a lot of mileage on the Forum back in the day.
The ultimate LS experience.
- 4
- 2
-
I've said it many times (too many??) that the great outdoors is the best way to listen to LS.
Good luck.
- 3
-
Plus one on the DE-120. The Crites version is definitely a step up from the K77 and going one step further with Daves SMAHL is even better. Best upgrade I think I have ever done (at least in the top 2 or 3)
- 3
-
On 8/6/2022 at 4:30 PM, nickyboy6100 said:
As much as I try to convince myself that the smaller speakers do 90% of what the big speaker did, they just don’t. I’m not done with big Klipsch. For now, I’m content with La Scala’s.
Before you go renting a moving van, try your LSi with a decent sub. It somehow kicks everything up a level not just the very low end. I think (doesn't happen often) that I would crank my LS too much to try to get that bass slam that just isn't there. With a small boost below 100 hz (or even 80), you aren't tempted to turn the dial as far. More enjoyable across the spectrum. I really like the bass from the LS, quick and hard hitting, just needs a little boost down low. I even added some small tapped horn subs to my Belles in my living room and it made the same impact.
- 2
-
3 minutes ago, Westcoastdrums said:
How do those subs work out in free space with 4 LA scalas....? I know the answer. Awesome setup regardless. Fun.
Surprisingly well. They are home built using Eminence LAB15 pro sub drivers that are built like a tank and have a great reputation. Driving with a Crown amp putting 600 watts to each (available). Night and day with them vs without them.
- 2
-
I know Matthews played around with ports for his Chorus I. He was convinced it was a noticeable improvement. I didn't hear it without the tubes but did after and they sounded very nice. If you like to tinker, it is easy to try and also easy to remove them if it is not to your liking. It is just fun to try things out and see for yourself.
- 3
-
I've put a LS in that spot and it was very nice but didn't make as much of a difference as I thought it would. The K500 mid horn in the Belle is considerably smaller than the K400 is the LS. The difference between the K500 to the K700 in that Heresy is probably about the same. All had the same mid driver and tweeter. I am not really good at critical listening though. I know crap when I hear it, but subtle differences are lost on these old ears. I guess my point is, if you don't have the room or budget for a LS or third Belle, you wont suffer much if you have to use a Heresy.
- 3
-
-
-
Rickyboy, If you get a chance, drag those splits outside and cut them loose. When I get mine outdoors (no neighbors) and crank them up, it is yet another level for these already wonderful speakers.
- 1
-
Just curious, did you take that much care with any other possessions?
How's it going @cincymat?
-
-
- 1
- 1
-
Never saw an AA x over in a Heresy of any kind, but I dont get out much.
Odd number of cans too.
I'm sure you'll have them singing pretty in no time.
YouTube Spinning
in Lounge
Posted
Saw Barenaked Ladies @ Redrock a couple months ago. They put on a very good show.