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These look nice...$550. Bremerton, WA
https://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/ele/d/gig-harbor-klipsch-heresy-hip-speakers/7101948263.html
"Klipsch Heresy HIP speakers. Pro style cabinets, are stock orig cabinets and drivers. Electro Voice woofer. New Crites HEI crossover built to stock parameters. I have caps that can be used to attenuate the mid and tweeter if so desired (the HIP heresy runs them hot on purpose)"
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yeah...that's the subwoofer 😉
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I've seen good things on the forum about these drivers...just throwing this out there, no affiliation
https://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/ele/d/tacoma-mccauley-subs/7095010957.html
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you can ship a pallet most anywhere for $350. or so, last time I checked....(NY to WA State)
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I've lived in Boston, Atlanta, Seattle and Sydney...LA beach cities; Manhattan Beach, Hermosa, Redondo some of the best IMO (this from a guy from Portland, OR that had similar trepidations moving to LA).
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The seller states "These are custom made to order"...looks like the top hat was made larger for the non-stock mid horn.
Would be interesting to see what he would charge for a couple of bass bins.
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These Lepai amps are about half your budget...check out the reviews here on the site...you'll still need to add bluetooth...
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inner contour looks a lot like the PWK K-5-J to my untrained eyes...
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definitely a steal at the asking price...and lots of other really cool stuff at the inlow sound link; i.e. paper mache conical horns...
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K-400 and K-401 for later models.
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Believe it or not, that was my "professional" job for awhile...
I worked at Epicure in Newburyport, MA (most commonly known as makers of EPI Speakers) back in the 80s. I was in "quality control".
I randomly pulled various components from the assembly lines and subjected them to 250 watts without any sort of protection until they failed.
Careful notes were taken regarding batch lot, relative humidity, power level at failure, etc. Back then, the tweeters drivers were hand assembled in house, so this was valuable data.
I have fond memories of ferro-fluid boiling out of the dome tweeters and woofer voice coil smoke shows.
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unfair advantage...I have a set of the TP-200s
To be clear, no horn loading, these are bass reflex cabinets...
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FYI, The TP-200 was the inspiration for the extremely popular Onken cabinets favored by the Altec co-ax/two way crowd...
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Jensen TP-100 Concerto ...smaller brother of the Jensen Tri-Plex TP-200
Grills do appear to be like Aristocrat...
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looking forward to prices posted...
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A lot of the Altec crowd are using this DBX unit with good results...haven't used one
Anyone care to comment on this unit? Same price as the Behringer...
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https://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/ele/d/lakewood-klipsch-lascala/7062465294.html
Looks like they added Lpads to treble and midrange?
Nice pair for the price IMO...
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SOLD....thanks to all who showed interest
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How do they sound to YOU in that space right now? Even, sub-optimized, they sound better than many speakers IMO...(particularly at normal listening volumes)
reminder: tight fitting corners (foam pipe insulation is commonly used) is important for low bass production...
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Yes. Please PM me if you are interested.
Info on La Scalas
in Ask the Historian
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Those must really shake the stuff in the cabinets above in those built ins.