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Hi @Klipschguy, I have an MC2125 with CWIII. I use my MC2125 only on the K33E, higher on the midrange / treble I run a Cary SLI50. At home I tested the 8ohms and 4ohms terminals of the MC2125, and well I prefer the 8ohms terminals, because the sound is better, the bass is fuller and with more firmness and authority. Take the test at home and tell us which terminals you preferred. 😎 edit: I just read that you prefer 4 ohms at home, like what according to the installation and the tastes the opinions and the settings change 😋

salut @BanjoBill Vous pouvez facilement réaliser un L-Pad avec 2 résistances 5w pour haut-parleurs, par exemple pour réduire d'environ 2,8db l'utilisation de 2,2 ohm en série et 22ohm en parallèle. Voici une petite calculatrice pour L-Pad http://www.mh-audio.nl/Calculators/att.html

Hi @Fido No stress, it's really rare a little problem, Klipsch does a good job 😎

So I think someone's mixed it up in the labels and speakers with the similar grain veneers. Another person must have a mixed pair, what do you think! It's a klipsch selling point to say that the speakers go together for sound and veneer like a book. If you do not receive this it is because there has been a mixture and a problem with the quality control.

Hi @Darkscience the boxes match and do the labels on the back of the speakers match your home? mine box mine rear labels speakers

Hi, I have black ash CWIIIs and they have the book finish, the right speaker looks like the left speaker.

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I watched the last 10 minutes of the show on Youtube, but I have a hard time understanding your quick English with a lot of accent. It doesn't matter, it was great to see you for real, thank you guys 😎

Hi and welcome @OttoBurgess You can ask @Cinéma maison Paducah he sells the Klipsch Heritage and home theater sets, maybe Klipsch can match 3 speakers on a special order. @Ceptorman Even if it's less critical, we agree, the Heritage blacks are also sold in pairs and the grain of the wood is matched, not the color of course. the label of mine

Magnifique 😍😍😍 😎

Hi, I read your messages on audiocircle, but I am not registered there You can make simulations with this software free https://kimmosaunisto.net/Software/Software.html

Hi @dwilawyer I bought mine in 2016 in Germany, the importer is Osiris Audio, there is their brand on the packaging of my photo. https://osirisaudio.de/produkt-kategorie/klipsch-heritage-series/ The store which is 20km (12.5 Miles) from my home is Iacono in Nîmes, France https://www.iacono.fr/fr/content/12-notre-magasin Nb: I don't know what they have at the moment like Heritage in the store, on the Klipsch.com site it says La Scala, Heresy and Klipschorn and I know that in 2020 he also had Forte III and CWIII Special Edition East Indian Rosewood that they sold at the end of 2020. With Covid 19 the store does not receive the public for a simple visit, they only do internet sales or visits by appointment for a purchase.

Some ideas for you, the guy made a modification with a new tweeter placed back on the top of the speaker and a small adaptation of the filter to fill this hole at 6.2Khz on the Chorus. http://www.nutshellhifi.com/MLS/MLS3.html

Hi @aceinc I don't know, you can test this modification : 3.5UF (2.5 + 1uF) on second capacitor of tweeter and I inverted the phase + on - and - on + on the tweeter K79 / K107Ti and measure with your mic and show us the curve, thank you To put pictures here, you can use a free image host

RIP Mr. Bob Crites, condolences to his family

@aceinc You can try to fill this hole at 5Khz. I did the simulation on VituixCAD and at home it sounds good. So to do this put a 6 or 8µF capacitor instead of the 2.5µF or 1.75µF capacitor depending on the version of your filter. Measure the curve and tell us if it's ok, but many prefer to listen to the steep slope with 1.75uF-0.2mH-2.5uF than the softer one with 6uF, even if the latter is better: in the end your ear will be the judge. nb : Thank CANT for scheme It's here If you don't want to take off the capacitor in place, you can put in // 1 or capacitors to make the desired value. For example you add 4uF to 2.5uF already on the network and you get 6.5uF. to have 8uF add 5.5uF to the 2.5uF in place. Same reasoning if at home it is 1.75uF on your network. edit : On my CWIII with the DE120 I put 3.5UF (2.5 + 1uF) and I inverted the phase + on - and - on +, and with Lpad. 😎

Hi, Good job man, eagerly posting pictures and new curves! 😄

I use Cordial CLS225 professional german cable 2x2.5mm² (2x14AWG) Ultraflex (140 strands 0.15mm²), first avantage the price very low for high quality https://www.cordial-cables.com/product-pictures/bulk-cable/cls-225/cls-225.pdf https://www.cordial-cables.com/de

salut @ Yukon888 Bienvenue ici 😎 6L581 & 6L827 J'ai l'impression de lire sur la photo, mais je ne suis pas sûr du deuxième numéro See Jem capacitors for type C

Hi, If you can't find the originals,there are nice copies here https://www.ebay.com/itm/Klipsch-KLF-Style-Speaker-Badge-Custom-Engraved-Solid-Brass-Pair-Free-Shipping-/174215060507

Hi, See sticker on magnet for 4 or 8 ohms version

Hi, WD40 exists in a version for cleaning the contacts, take the correct version : WD40 CONTACT CLEANER https://www.wd40.com/products/contact-cleaner/ 😄

Hi @MeloManiac Congratulations on this wonderful Leben, it's one of my current favorite amps, although I haven't had the chance to listen to it. I like the possibility of using the bass boost and I find this function great. It is indeed possible to make the selector operate correctly again with specific product for the contacts. https://www.reichelt.com/fr/fr/nettoyant-pour-contacts-a-rosol-100-ml-kontakt-2010-p9462.html?PROVID=2810&gclid=CjwKCAiAi_D_BRApEiwASslbJxJu6Ft4rL5ewO9utb03Xx_NHGIE1dxJPGDRYQdBFvdl6P5anL2kIxoCLuwQAvD_BwE https://wd40.fr/produit/nettoyant-contacts/ So on the Heresys with the bass boost, is that a good thing, the bass is better?

The funniest thing is that now for 2 or 3 years, there is an authorized Klipsch Heritage dealer 20kms from my home, with plenty of Heritage on display in their showroom Mine on the day of delivery

Hi, I had the same problem as you in 2016. When I bought my Cornwall IIIs, no one was selling them in France, I found them in Germany at 12 o'clock (one way) from home, in addition they were not in the store, but in boxes packed at the importer. Impossible to go listen to them, I ordered the speakers on the net with closed ears. And I was right, because not only did the price double a few months later (from 3000 to 6000 € the pair) but the sound is really what I was looking for: a dynamic and lively sound, good with all music: from Rock to Jazz, and Classic, from acoustic to electric. If you are really interested then take the step, but only you have the answer to know if it is worth it. I think the biggest flaw is that the speakers take a long time to break in, and a lot of people listen to them new out of the box saying they're stiff and lacking in bass, it creates a bad reputation especially now with the internet.