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Decware sells one for 9 pin preamp type tubes
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I'm glad I pulled the trigger on my Forte IV in February... I used my Heresy III for almost 4 years and got only $300 less than what I paid for them, because I bought them right before they went up in price. They were MSRP of $2000, then went to $2598..... I paid $1800 for the H3 so my trade in was better than expected, I actually benefited from the increase... I hope the $500 jump in price doesn't keep one from looking at the IV, they are really a great speaker.
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Reaching total system satisfaction - bittersweet like much in life!
Steve. replied to Fido's topic in 2-Channel Home Audio
Tell me about it !!! I am really loving the Forte IV , newly retubed amps, recent DAC purchase .... it sounds so good I'm afraid to touch things. -
Congrats!!! Awesome speaker for sure. Cornwalls aren't really known for high WAF but hopefully she will appreciate the awesome sound they deliver. Enjoy !
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You will love them. They are dead quiet and sound great . Those are lower gain and perfect for Klipsch speakers . Be sure to post your impressions. They are built like a tank. Enjoy!
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Thoughts on "self biasing" vs adjustable bias amps
Steve. replied to AB3CX MIke's topic in Talkin' Tubes
I have no issue adjusting / checking bias. I use the VHT bias meter when I check my amps bias. Makes it super easy and safe. Although I really do appreciate not having to do that with my Quicksilver headphone amp as it it self biasing . -
It's an addiction. Looking for advice, tips.
Steve. replied to Tony A's topic in 2-Channel Home Audio
Welcome , this is one of the better forums out there...... not just for all things Klipsch . Good resource for general info , much friendlier place than Audiogon thats for sure. -
They fixed my Dads HGS 10 and it’s been running about five years no issues
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Thats awesome! What better pedigree for a classic speaker than that?
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How sick is it that I tried to find that ad and buy those? I just got a pair of IVs three months ago. I could certainly have seen those in another room ...... Hopefully they went to a good , loving home.
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I agree on the Cherry. Mine were really light. I kind of liked them, having always had dark finishes like Walnut. They are three months old and are getting that nice grain contrast. They are darker yes but still have a natural look as opposed to stained which was like my Heresy III. I much prefer the natural Cherry. walnut is beautiful too. It is a tough choice. I was all ready to get Distressed Oak but I didn’t really like it in person. Black and the new grilles are a sharp contrast too. Tough decision . I’m glad I went with Cherry.
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Heritage speakers are reliable, but the new 10 year warranty has a lot of value to me. Plus I'm OCD when it comes to condition so buying new meant no disappointment. I used to work for a company that would open brand new stuff that was not selling and sell it as B stock. So sometimes you do get a true open box unit. Sometimes you got something that saw 6 months or a year of use and was repaired and reboxxed....you never know
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Enjoy. !!! I am loving mine. Probably the best money ever spent on audio. They are awesome. I am also running my subs rolled off at 45 Hz and a steep slope via my Velodyne SMS 1 . The bass is so good with the Forte IV that a sub really isn't necessary in the appropriate sized room. I use the sub when playing movies mostly.
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That’s awesome !!!! You will love them I’m sure. Lots of great info and a great community here. Enjoy
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I’m in our delivery van, about 15 away from Westford.....so tempted
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Craigslist boston. WESTFORD MA. Look mint, if I didn't just buy my girlfriend a dog, these would have followed me home instead
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Hope you end up dialing them into your liking.... I had to experiment a little with placement but it paid off.
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Would you want a revived 'original' Klipsch Heritage line?
Steve. replied to MeloManiac's topic in 2-Channel Home Audio
I picked up a pair of Heresy II oiled oak for my brother a year or so back. They were beautiful, obviously loved their whole life. only bad part, no serial number tags.... so I guess they are a matched pair. I got a good price and he loves them so I wasn’t so hung up about their provenance They appear to be stock and sound great. However, if buying new, I would want the Heresy IV.... not a copy of an original Heresy -
I miss my Heresy III... they were a great speaker no doubt. As I posted earlier I wasn’t even looking for a new speaker (lie) but after hearing the Heresy IV and Cornwall IV and also hearing the Forte IV was voiced similarly I bought the Forte IV sight unseen. Best money I have ever spent on audio... also the most spent, but worth every penny. You will love them.
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I don't currently have my Vault's analog out connected but I think I just may run analog out to my preamp.... I used the analog outs when I had Tidal. Using Qobuz and RP mainly when streaming. My DAC recognizes the MQA Radio Paradise stream as " 88.2k" can anyone explain why? It identifies the "CD" quality stream on RP as 44.1.
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Got to A/B the Forte IV and the Cornwall IV tonight
Steve. replied to salbake's topic in 2-Channel Home Audio
Don’t get me wrong, would have loved to get CW IV... could easily justify the $1500 difference but I am absolutely loving my Forte IV . They are the perfect size and sound pretty good in their own right. -
I like RP. It has turned me on to a lot of great music
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I like the blue... I like the orange too...tough choice, I would get a spare pair to have both of those colors....