Alexander

Would it really make a difference which set of posts one connect to? I mean as long as the jumpers were capable of handling all power requirements? I my case I connect to the LF terminals with the mindset that there is a greater power demand than the MF & HF drivers. But in actual reality I can not hear any difference which post set I use.

I would not think we should put much weight in an on-line hearing test. One might think there are just too many variables when using something like this. Maybe we have a professional in our group that would chime in.

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What was used inside a microphone is not in question – we are talking about speaker wire. The cable used to connect the mic to other equipment was not using gold.

There is a lot more to the answer - but most say yes. If you have the means try it.

“Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain” - let your ears be the judge Curios – how much “non copper” metal(s) were in the cables used in most (if not all) original recordings we try to accurately reproduce? Just sayin

^^^^^^^^. What he said

Another source for inexpensive gear would be to check out craigslist in the electronics category for your area. AV Receivers like Onyko, Denon & Yamaha are just a few examples you will find with a broad range of prices. https://www.craigslist.org/about/sites#US

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https://spokane.craigslist.org/ele/d/richland-1982-klipsch-heresy-stereo/7157733863.html

I concur with the UPS claim issues, when I had my own businesses I only used FedEx and also USPS for the small stuff..

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I have the Crites Ti's in both forte IIs & klf-30s and like them. You will find the Ti's will make your highs a bit brighter, clearer and even better detail.

The mid range k61k (k52 w/horn) rarely go bad so no need to spend money there IMO. If you haven't ordered from Crites yet keep in mind that their xovers are just a copy of the OEM schematic and nothing more – but they do use better quality parts. If you have the skill set available to you to solder you could save a hundred+ bucks refreshing your own xovers.

You could use a 3.3 + 4.7 in parallel to get your 8uF if you want. just an idea

It is stories like these that make it worth while of my time. Even if this particular post was not a factor in Tony's score.

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