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You so right Bill
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But if the surround is failing, that is a different matter. Yes. Simply Speakers would be your best bet, if you want to keep them original. Or there are plenty of videos on YouTube on how to refoam yourself. Since you're not dealing with voice coils and the like, maybe a DIY job.
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I have used a small amount of toilet paper, just slightly larger than the tear. Put some clear fingernail polish down first. Cover around the hole, then lay the paper over. Let dry. Repeat the process as many times nesessary as to achieve the stiffness you desire. You can usually tap around the cone area, to see if it sounds good and uniform.
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Question on when the real laminate ply wood ceased on the Heritage lineup. Seems I would rather have this type of construction, my Belle's
sound much better to me than higher density MDF
Really interested in Cornwall or Chorus after speaking to jimjimbo at the gathering. Deeper bass. La Scala's too large for back wall.
La Scala
Cornwall
Chorus
Forte
Maybe Heresy also.
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That was my thoughts.
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I am always anxious, when on the lookout for some cheap deals on Klipsch, but these look suspicious with Pine tops. Heck even one of the fronts
where the horn is loaded looks a little off.
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Wish you had Conwalls for sale.
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Maybe we tend to focus on finishes a little too much, I am not too particular. What I would like to see is real wood, laminated (ply) or other. I
believe it should be done the old school way, like 70's and 80's Belles, Klipschorns, etc. Particleboard has it's places, maybe offer a line of
those also, but tradition is tradition.
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Thanks for the information guys. Now I know Wazzup.
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They are selling for $250.00. Is it because the R-15SW is what they are gravitating towards?
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I wanted to put my Belle's to a Loud Friday night (with guests), first time audition. I had forgotten about the Roger Waters "In the Flesh"
DVD,I purchased a few years ago. Simply because I was fortunate enough to see Pink Floyd April 5th 1994, and have been a David Gilmour, and
Pink Floyd fan. Incredible show (Floyd) by the way. Rain was not the word for it, there was the band, their light show and special effects
by God! Rain pouring down through the lasers looked like fireworks sparklers falling to the ground, and the Lightning storm also. But back
to the Waters DVD, it occurred to me that "Money" uses the phrase "Bullshit" Now I have known this for years, but since joining the Forum, it
has taken on a new meaning. See ya'll at the Gathering.
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Well, I went with Belles. 1986. Crites HF drivers, probably one off crossovers, type A, but have to have been specially assembled. And do not know if the 15's are Crites, but do know they were swept.
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With The Dude on that, Happy Birthday All.
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Two children fighting, MINE, no MINE, no MINE!!!!
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I am going to be dragging in tow, the JBL L100t3's L80t3's Norman Labs Model 9's They can be seen (Recent Gallery Images) first three newest pictures. Also many other items audio vacuum tubes 12AX7's, 12AU7's, 12AT7's, 6550's, 6SN7's, ad others, if you have any requests let me know. Sencore Mighty Mite MU-150 Continental II, for testing. Pioneer SX-870, Sansui G-7500, just serviced, Akai GX-370D (has problems) many 6" pre-recorded reels. The Fisher Series 80, from a console. Sherwood S 2000II. Maybe more (turntables)
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Thanks Pete, maybe will wait. Just thinking they were priced about right, and could be gone. See you there!
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At the top of the forum Recent Gallery Images, it shows my 3 series of JBL Heritage models. Now If I want to replace the 100's and the (80's which are not being used). I need an opinion of which Klipsch in my price range to get. I listen to mostly classic rock and blues rock. Maybe some new country with the rock groove going on. If I get a little bass heavy they tend to "boom" out. For sale within 135 mile radius of me are the following choices. Heresy II, 1986 consecutive serial numbers, Forte WO RV consecutive numbers, and a pair of KG 5.2, all of which look amazing from the ad. Remember I am running vintage McIntosh MC75's (gone through and rebuild by the original MC builder). I only have the L200t3'3 & L100t3's wired to keep 8 ohm and the Normans rear are 4 ohm. The seller also has a pair of late 80's Klipsch Horns oiled walnut, consecutive numbers, but out of my price range. Also, I am attending the Gathering, so should I just bring all of my speakers, JBL, Norman Labs, Pioneer HPM 60's, Akai SW-155 (an amazing little speaker with a lot of drivers for their size) Cerwin Vega D-5's with fresh red surrounds, and maybe someone would be willing to do a trade for some K-horn? I am tempted to go ahead and pull the trigger on one of the aforementioned ones I saw listed locally. just needed some input on which one is better suited to my living room setup and my choice of music, once again I am a little bass heavy. Any advise I would greatly appreciate.
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