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xo705cf

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  1. Yes, remove the base from the speaker and then attach the base to the ceiling first… after the base is attached to the ceiling insert the screws that you used to attach the speaker to the base into the base, but don’t tighten them all the way down, leave them loose enough so that you can put the bottom of the speaker back onto the plate and then slide it forward and then tighten the screws down once it’s in the 3 slots properly. I say this because I had a speaker casualty because I didn’t have it properly tightened down when I was installing in and up completely breaking one of my speakers as fell 10 feet to the tile floor below…
  2. Oh yeah sorry late responding to this I just saw the post. Give me a minute to look at this it’s been a minute since I put those up so I can tell you how I did it.
  3. At first glance, I thought you had already downsized to bookshelves. I had to zoom in on the picture to actually realize that those were still heresies… lol I’m glad to see you’re keeping everything.
  4. When your subs are so big, that people think your Heresies are bookshelf speakers=priceless 😉
  5. Hate to see you have to let those go on I know you’ve enjoyed them based on seeing your post…. Anyway, here’s a bump to help keep the spotlight them…. Hope everything works out OK for you man..
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    Looks good man, I haven’t seen anything that you don’t do well….
  7. It took you three years to sell those?
  8. You have lost your mind if you get rid of those and you still have the space to keep them…. Newer and smaller does not equal better even with a sub. There’s a reason in Heritage sought after.
  9. Definitely by design they are put back at an angle like that with the idea of the tweeter hitting directly at your ear level while you’re sitting…
  10. Hey stem, do you do great work…. I have these speakers in black as well, and I’m thinking about refinishing them. Just curious as to what kind of paint you used.?
  11. These are 30 year old KG 4.2 have never been touched internally…. While I do love the speakers. I tend to get listening, fatigue after playing them at volume for some periods of time, which is why I was considering the titanium diaphragm and possibly updating the crossover’s…
  12. Thanks, Dean and 001, is replacing the tweeter with a titanium one also going to mess up the sound? Was also thinking about updating the crossover’s but that sounds like a bad idea.? Was going to use the same values just get newer caps… if updating the caps is not a bad idea. What caps do you recommend Dean? Or should I leave them completely alone?
  13. Is adding the fluid some thing I would do on my own or is that some thing that I would have klipsch do for me before they send me the part
  14. Where do you go to buy these on the klipsch website? I can’t seem to find anywhere where you can buy parts like this. Also, was looking at simplyspeakers.com and they talk about you can add ferrofluid to it if you want fot more money. Also says you can designate how much of that you want to add. I’m a bit confused by this as I thought speakers either did or didn’t have ferrofluid. I’m assuming the ones that you pictured already had the correct amount in them but I’m not sure can you please explain…?
  15. I wiwould check your volume levels for all of your speakers if you haven’t done so already and also see what the settings are. Sounds more like a Settings issue issue to me. I would check your volume levels for all of your speakers if you haven’t done so already and also see what the settings are. I have an RP 250 C can I have it and have no dialogue issues whatsoever.
  16. Where there is actually black before you sanded them down?
  17. Please take pictures of the completed prop product. I’d like to see what they look like when they’re finished I have KG 4.2 that are black and I’m thinking about refinishing mine. Great work by the way how old is enjoy seeing what you’re doing or selling.
  18. Who is the lucky buyer? I hope it was archduke….
  19. You can also see what it looks like under the flat black plate with the picture that history kid has listed above, that is the bottom of the mountain the holes you see there are the ones that you’re used to put the screws in. There are three of them.
  20. You shouldn’t Need mounting brackets, you should be able to mount them directly to the ceiling or the wall just make sure you’re mounting them into a stud…. They are designed to be mounted with the swivels that they are on. Take a look at my picture above with the one I mounted to the ceiling. The flat black part that you see flush with the ceiling has a removable plate where you will put screws into the holes under that plate to mount it to the ceiling or wall.
  21. You should snag these at that price. I didn’t get mine anywhere near that low that is a great deal from history kid and he has a good reputation here. Also, to be honest, the fires do not come up very often which is not why I’m sure he was hanging onto them so long.
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