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  1. Three all two channel.

    Master bedroom

    Living room

    Garage

    Working on home theater. Hard to decide if my Realistic 2100 should be in there or recapped Sony STR 7055. I won't be doing a multi channel in there. Just a twofer. 

  2. There has to be a way to due a manual reboot. 

    That stinks they won't rectify this and instead are taking the easy way out by throwing a cupon at you.  Pathetic.

    Nice looking unit too and I MIGHT have been swayed into buying one for the guest bedroom.

    But if this is the type of service & games they'll play I'll move on and never buy another product from them again although I do enjoy their legacy products. A company is only as strong as it's support.

     

    Circuit city found that out.

     

     

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  3. Seems to be enough bass on this. 

    Genre: Latin jazz lounge

    Song:Wave ( First a warning. HEAVY bass comes out on the very first note. Be ready on standby to adjust your added subwoofer just in case. On stock since they don't go as "low" won't be a problem)

     

    https://play.google.com/music/m/Tjvqfsz4j4k6aksrczonqmumn6q?t=Adios_-_Latin_Jazz_Lounge

     

    Adios

    https://play.google.com/music/m/Tjvqfsz4j4k6aksrczonqmumn6q?t=Adios_-_Latin_Jazz_Lounge

     

    Let me know if your looking for more bass than this? Sounds wonderful on the Belle's. Horns baby! 

  4. Was at a gas station awhile ago pumping gas leaning back not really paying attention to much. Done and whilst looking at the rear tire I noticed something peaking out from under the tire. Clearly a dollar bill. Rolled forward a bit and it was a $20! I was absolutely stoked. I walked around all four tire to make sure I hadn't run over any more.. 

    Best $20 story I have.

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  5. 3 hours ago, mustang guy said:

    No, a crossover is there to make each driver output the frequencies it is capable of. The high's to the tweeters, the lows to the woofer and everything in between to the midrange. 

    That's what I meant so the signals aren't "sloppy" & over lapping bleeding into each other. 

    Thanks

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  6. 5 hours ago, Deang said:

    It seems that many don't know that all of these loudspeakers were designed to be placed into corners. For example, the LaScala has a 70Hz bass horn, and without reinforcement from the corner(s), it's going to sound pretty thin and very bright. In some good corners - you get a solid 45Hz. Plenty for most music - but movies will need a sub or two. 

    But the Belle's don't need to be in a corner correct? Just away from the wall a bit?

  7. 5 hours ago, mustang guy said:

    Crossovers will not add bass, as the bass roll off is caused by woofer in it's enclosure.

     

    I have a set of Heresy's I run without subs. I have LaScalas I run with subs. It really depends on the music and the venue for me. The best subs with Belle's and LaScalas are horn loaded subs. They tend to be much larger, but the sound is seamless to the fully horn loaded speakers they are mated to. Horn loaded subs have been discussed frequently in the Subwoofers sub-forum.

    Thanks for the clarification. So crossovers for speakers will only "tighten" up the signals given to it? 

  8. I have a pair of Belle's. Beautiful, sounds great etc. On many many post I hear how this Klipsch or that Klipsch model lacks bass which has me scratching my head. I recently hooked up my newly recapped & fully restored Sony STR 7055 to them and decided to play U2 Joshua tree CD. The CD player is appropriately a Sony dvp-s 770 0 model. The CD first pressings by Island "records". 

    Third track "with or without you" the in opening riff I was floored. The rumble the bass took on was much like a home theater sub type dimension. This song doesn't have the boom, boom opening but one continuous type. I could easily feel the lower octaves vibrate through the sofa I was on. 

    What I'm getting at I think bass is very music dependent and not every song will have it. Thank the music gods. That would be annoying. 

    Now switching over to my stock Realistic 2100D that had not been recapped the bass was not as authoritative and didn't have a lot of rumble. Kinda mellow. This from a receiver putting out 125 watts per channel vs the Sony 35 watts. The Sony EASILY beat the Realistic in every category. I wonder if adding new crossovers will enhance the bass it even further? The change from stock Sony to a fully recapped one was pretty drastic and noticeable.

     

    I'd like to read what speaker you have added a subwoofer too. 

     

  9. 7 hours ago, mikebse2a3 said:

    The horns are plastic not metal in the LaScala ll and how do you propose changing the crossovers would solve this type of ringing if it did happen?

     

    miketn 

     

     

    I'm no acoustic engineer but logically speaking changing the crossover won't help as you'll run into the same frequency regardless of changes made to crossovers. It's music dependent. 

    Again take what I say with a grains, grain of salt.

    As for one being metal and the other plastic I do apologize for not being clearer. I was using my Belle's horn as an example.

    Also here are some "remedies" to address some of the issues for horns.

     

     

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  10. 8 hours ago, Chief bonehead said:

    I don't understand what ringing and beaming mean.   

    It's sort of like a tuning fork which frequency hangs in the air or where you generate a sound when you take a wine glass and rub the rim with wet fingers you'llget that "humming". 

    I believe the horn inside the Klipsch when hit with a certain frequency the actual metal will react to the frequency independent of the music and cause a  "ring" or "beam". There's a scientific term when an object is influenced by sound and creates a frequency. Forgot the term.

    Perhaps someone can define it better. Hmmm.. maybe putting rubber rings around the horn wouldn't be a bad idea. 

  11. Quick someone put a blow dart in bolts ***. That'll stop him. Nothing malicious just some great hallucinogenic drug. 

    Otherwise no I don't see anyone beating him. As for him juicing possible. After seeing so many dominate performances from athletes such as Lance Armstrong  and other sprinters that just blow the doors off the competition to such a degree I have a hard time believing they are all natural.  Time will tell. 

  12. 15 hours ago, twk123 said:

     

    Thats Steve, I am extremely lucky to have her. Feng Shui is an interesting subject and is often ridiculed in western culture unfairly. At its core, I believe Feng Shui is the practical application and understanding of the symbolic language similar to fine art in which certain shapes representing masculine and feminine archetypes, leading lines and focal points are utilized. Unfortunately, she also quickly recognized that my LaScalas are really just giant "Poison Arrows" pointed at her which is something I am still working out... :unsure:

    Umm. I'm no doctor but Feng Shui tratranslates to OCD. :P

    (My best friend is Chinese and he laughs.)

  13. Good on the pilot. Same at my work. You touch any of the ladies and man, you'll be in a world of hurt. Hope the flight attendant returns to work ok. I'm really surprised more passengers didn't check him.  

     

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