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Thanks everyone. They are in transit now. Looks like some fun to be had for sure. I’ll provide updates as I have them.
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52 minutes ago, USNRET said:
The corners are nice. Have you heard the speakers? Klipsch is very revealing so any "noise" in the chain you will hear and be disappointed. Common thought is any capacitor in the crossover more than 20 years old should be replaced. Depending on your personal DYI skills it can be an inexpensive exercise of soldering in new ones or buying new expensive ones or sending them to a recognized forum member to do the work for you. Don't jump into changing just yet; build the system in your room and listen to see if you have specific degradation. Spend some time with it first.
Will they be used in a stereo system or in a home theater surround setup? If two channel stereo system it is better to go with a receiver / integrated amp / separate preamp and amp for that purpose.
My short search on your receiver's specifications would indicate that it does not allow you to reach the full potential of the KHorns.I saw the 2-channel sub and will do some reading. I guess I’d like to use them for stereo and home theater. How would these perform as studio monitors?
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I do have 90 degree corners with ~ 4 ft down each wall. I would be shipping them separately and not part of a household shipment.
I am interested in any other tips about replacing capacitors or enhancing the speaker anyway.
Currently they are being powered with an Optimus STAV-3280. Any suggestions on alternatives?
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I am currently in Oregon and plan on shipping them to Louisiana and keeping them if it’s worth the cost. Thanks for your replies.
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I recently inherited some Klipschorn speakers and would like to know more about them such as value, year made etc.
Sticker inside says:
Type - K-B-W0
Serial - 6M290
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Inherited Klipschorn Speakers
in General Klipsch Info
Posted · Edited by Cfarq208
I used TSI (https://www.tsishipping.com). They offer a white glove blanket wrap service. They have options available for building crates on site etc but these were too expensive for me. The blanket wrap service worked well. They wrapped them and added added protective cardboard on the edges. Cost was $800 shipping Portland Oregon to New Orleans and took a little over a month to arrive.