Bobby Z

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Not affiliated https://utica.craigslist.org/ele/d/west-winfield-klipsch-heresy-1st/7298036762.html For sale: Klipsch Heresy’s first generation. I’m the original owner. These came from the long closed Superior Sound on Erie Blvd. in Syracuse. Light birch unfinished , with the patina of an over forty year old speaker. The original crossovers and woofer have been replaced with Bob Crites in 2018 . Buyer gets original parts that have been replaced, and original paperwork. These still sound great and have that great Klipsch sound. Can be auditioned with masks on , or meet for delivery. A chance to own a piece of audio history. $650 ,call and leave voicemail, or text.

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These have also been posted in Watertown, NY since early March. https://watertown.craigslist.org/ele/d/three-mile-bay-klipsch-lascalas/7284681059.html

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Now listed as sold

https://utica.craigslist.org/ele/d/west-winfield-klipsch-forte-iii/7287489068.html Not affiliated

https://rochester.craigslist.org/ele/d/corfu-klipsch-cornwall-speaker-pair/7286671083.html Not affiliated. 1974 by the one tag in the pictures. If that is a direction tag on the left, may be verticals.

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Damn, I must be kayaking in the wrong places. I never see scenery like her on any of the beaches I paddle around.

Sunrise kayaking on Little Square Pond in the Adirondack Mountains.

How far up in the North Country are you? The Heritage models show up around Rochester/Syracuse maybe once every 3 or 4 weeks. Prices are way up around here too. I paid $650 in 2011 for my '73 vertical Cornwalls.

63 and retired on 10/10/19. When people asked what I was going to when I retired, I just asked them how many times in the last few years did they say "Gee I wish I had time to do this, or I never have time to do that". Most peoples list was as long or longer than mine. Considering that I was lucky enough to survive a heart attack in 2014 (full cardiac arrest, clogged artery) I might be a little more motivated that most to knock as many things off that list as possible. Unfortunately I only had 5 months until Covid locked everything down. During that time I was playing competetive volleyball 3 times a week, yoga twice a week, visiting friends, getting in the last few kayaking paddles of the season, planning some 2020 kayak trips to the Adirondacks, and trying to see if I could fit in some volunteer work. I finally understood what my friends were talking about when they said it felt that they were busier after they retired than before. That "wanna do, now that I have time list" just seems to keep growing. Once the Covid restrictions are lifted , I'm planning on fitting in as much of that 'wanna do list" as I can while I'm still physically and mentally capable

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Belichick 51-65 without Brady. Tom, 43 years old, new team, 7th super bowl win out of ten, another MVP. Love him or hate him, he is definitely the GOAT! Appreciate him while he is still around, we will probably never see this kind of run again.

Out of curiosity, is the desired Klipsch approved performance something you can measure where if capacitor X reads this then it will work well with network Y. Or is it one of those things in audio where you put it in the circuit and it sounds right but you can't point to a specific measurement or characteristic that says why. or is it

I just recently heard about Jem Performance through the forum. I already put a set of Crites crossovers in my Cornwalls a couple years ago. Been happy with them, but truthfully I couldn"t hear much of a difference between them and the originals. Replacing the caps in my Heresys is on my to do list. Haven't done any soldering in a while, but maybe I''l give the Gem caps a try.

I have '73 Vertical Cornwalls and '80 Hereseys (still sound good). After this many years (other than capacitors) is there anything that could wear out or deteriorate where I might need to replace something down the road?

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Naw, I was an enganeer and chased sagies The troylets were the people in the slummy area on the long hill between RPI (9-1 male/female ratio) and Russel Sage (women's nursing college). They could make things interesting during the long drunken walks back to campus in the middle of the night.

I'll listen to anything from Mozart to Metallica depending on my mood that day. To me good music is about the artist making an emotional connection to the listener irregardless of the genre. My ex played classical piano in school and she turned me on to classical and orchestral music. My youngest son played in a death metal band for a while and he's gotten me into some of the newer heavy metal stuff. I graduated high school in '75 so of course I'm a fan of a lot of music from that era. Rock, blues, soul, country, jazz, classical, pop, whatever. Experiment, then listen to what you enjoy. To hell with what anyone else thinks!!

Do you mean using just the cabinet and mid driver/horn or also using the parts xpress driver with Dave's sMahl lens? oops, sorry about the double post

Do you mean using just the cabinet and mid driver/horn or also using the parts xpress driver with Dave's sMahl lens?

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/588595308525854 It's also listed on Facebook. Says he replaced the K-77s with them. I never saw something like this before.