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  1. Selling THREE Klipsch Heresy HIP speakers for $700. Located in Fairfax, VA.

    These were purchased from a small college that was renovating its auditorium. One pair has consecutive serial numbers; the third speaker was also part of a consecutive serial pair ordered at the same time by the college. I used these in our 5.1 HT system along with Cornwall mains, but we no longer have the space in our new home.

    K-77 horn tweeter
    K-55 midrange driver on K-700 horn
    K-42-E woofer with seriously heavy magnet

    These HIP speakers were custom-ordered ordered with Klipsch's 7-ply Baltic Birch cabinets and fitted with heavy-duty grill cloth. The cabinets were stained by the college (poorly), and have plenty of nicks and scratches but are fully intact.
     

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  2. On 11/29/2019 at 9:20 AM, tom b. 57 said:

    I bid on these and won.

    My winning bid was $400.00.

    With premium fee and tax, atotal of $513.00

    A great freaking deal.

    I am heading out in a couple of hours to go pickup.

    Woohoo!

    WELL DONE, TOM!!! Good for you!

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  3. 9 minutes ago, MookieStl said:

    Those look to be satellites from the Klipsch HD 300 or HD 500 home theater in a box systems.

    They are of decent quality but not overwhelming. They are also intended to be used with a subwoofer and may be (are) very bass shy.

    Might work for desktop monitor. Hope this helps.

    Many thanks. That might explain why there isn't a label or other identifier.

  4. On 8/4/2018 at 11:23 PM, Rivernuggets said:

    Wow that's high compared to my area. Can't imagine what La Scalas or Klipschorns go for in Seattle.

     

    It can often be a wide range. I've seen La Scala's go for $800-$1700/pair and Khorns for $2250-$3500. On the right day, there are bargains.

  5. On 3/29/2017 at 4:21 AM, Peter P. said:

    At that price, I don't care how ugly they look; I'd find room for them even if it meant the wife has to sleep outside!

    To put that in perspective, you should probably post a pic of your wife.... :)

     

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  6. On 3/20/2017 at 8:51 PM, wvu80 said:

    Don't we have a forum member from the Washington area looking for LS?  Maybe looking for Chorus II's?  I'm not sure off hand.

    That might be me. Now that I have Forté I in 2-channel, I'm set for the time being; plus the wife does NOT accept La Scala's.

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  7. On 1/17/2017 at 7:01 PM, GPBusa said:

     

    Here is a link to the specs. It's a web archive page, because Klipsch deleted most of the information for their discontinued models, during a website upgrade... and never put them back.

     

    Your current Denon will work just fine. Hook them up and enjoy...

     

    https://web.archive.org/web/20111118074834/http://www.klipsch.com/kg-5-2

     

    Do you have other links to specs from the archive? Seems like you have to know the Wayback Machine URL in order to find these...

  8. On 1/15/2017 at 8:36 AM, sabeous said:

    Not that this thread is alive any longer...but...I have learned a few things about the Epic line over the past 21 years of having owned them.

     

    If you still have them get them off the ground - at least 8" or more for a CF-2.  If you can get them out of a corner that helps as well.  There are so many other things that impact sound that it might not be the speaker but where it is located.  

    Would you qualify that statement, depending on when manufactured? I understand first-run CF-2s were built differently...

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