SiliconTi
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Nice.
I think you did very well! Those are very unique.
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I'd try short wall, in the corners at 45 degrees.
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14 hours ago, YK Thom said:
Might be a good place for advertising the Heritage and Palladium lines.
Heritage for sure. They are still great speakers and are reasonably priced in today's market.
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13 hours ago, YK Thom said:
I will always trust my lying ears over measurments. I use them (measurments), as a rough guide for basic parameters of the overall speaker. There is often truth in the old adage, the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
I agree. The specs are interesting, as in it is interesting to see how something measure as to how the maker says it should, but in the end, it is your ears that are the final "measurement".
I like that Stereophile has the hard core measurements and the "emotional" measurements. Gives one more info that way.
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On 6/8/2018 at 11:45 PM, garyrc said:
There is also the obvious conflict of interest when reviewing speakers (or other components) that are advertised in one's magazine.
I have never seen a Klipsch ad in Stereophile...
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I'll bet the grilles are nailed/stapled on.
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It's a Zombie! Run!
Those mini-LS are pretty cool.
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2 hours ago, MoJo63 said:
Which is why I think IMO anyway they labeled them Heritage Wireless vs Heritage, they did create seperation
Agreed. "Heritage Wireless" or "Heritage Inspired" seems like a good way to tag along with the Heritage products, but keep them separate too.
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Wow, excellent job on those!
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I am not saying, nor has anyone else (I think) that Heritage speakers will be discontinued - especially as it seems they can not make them fast enough.
Just do not want to the see the "Heritage" moniker diluted.
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I agree, I can not see any Heritage being discontinued.
I suppose, that IF a new speaker were hand-built in the USA, of fine woods, and used PWK's engineering, it could be called Heritage. That being said, would it take away from the caché of the "true" Heritage speakers. Maybe not.
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1 hour ago, Endo said:
Moreover, his "favorite all-around speakers"? Magnapan .7s; with freq. response 45k–22kHz and sensitivity of 86dB/2.83v... ?
I had a set of Magnapans and loved them too.
By "audiophile" standards (whatever that is really) these are NOT audiophile speakers. But, they sound great and are fun to listen to as well.
Having returned to audiphilia after being out of it for decades, I am finding that most "audiophiles" look at the price tag first (must be expensive), the looks second (be pretty) and the sound third.
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1 minute ago, MoJo63 said:
I think it's done on purpose to have the ability to keep the Heritage line operational.
But then that implies they will discontinue some of the Heritage speakers in the future. Not sure I see that happening.
Then again, Bose killed off the 901...
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GLWTS
Those look great!
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7 minutes ago, MoJo63 said:
So then by this train of thought there would never be a new Heritage model?
Correct. At least to my way of thinking.
Heritage line is just the select few that have been made before the '80s, but maybe I am short-sighted.
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+1 on Preamp. What goes into the amp will come put, so to speak.
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in Garage Sale
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GLWTS. That is one heck af an amp.
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Try them in the corner at 45 degrees, like a Khorn. They really shine setup like that.
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Ummm... Yeah....
If he has $5K in those, he was taken for a ride.
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I just take it for what it is and make up my own mind.
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Interesting. A bit pricey.
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I used Aileens Tacky Glue with eh bro;;es laying on the floor. They are centered and are 1.5" from the top of the grille to the top of the badge.
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Nice to see these guys take a look at Klipsch products for a change in the latest issue. A positive and fair review, IMHO.
Sorry, no link on their site yet.
Stereophile on the Heresy III
in General Klipsch Info
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What I really appreciate is that the Heritage line are still great speakers all these decades later.