[How do I get bass out of Klipsch Cornwall IV?]

2 hours ago, the real Duke Spinner said:

The only K speakers I ever found Bass deficient we're Heresys

In this beautiful video, about the la scala at 19' 28"

 

"...and you don't like subwoofers, that's not a good move, because these are not good bass speakers..."

 

 

[How do I get bass out of Klipsch Cornwall IV?]

29 minutes ago, the real Duke Spinner said:

The only K speakers I ever found Bass deficient we're Heresys

I am referring mainly to the drop in hertz, I assure you that the forte II with some recordings by raising the volume, created the difference compared to my Cornwall III. 

And with respect to your thought, do you consider the la scala complete in the bass range🤔

[How do I get bass out of Klipsch Cornwall IV?]

On 6/5/2021 at 9:53 PM, Square Ian said:

In an effort to stimulate the economy, I bought a pair of Klipsch Cornwall IVs. I was stoked to receive them, but upon hooking them up to my system, I was shocked by what seems like completely absent mid-lows / lows.

Hi, you haven't thought about passive bi-amping using the crossover of the cornwall IV. You could put an amp with adjustable gain, the parasound a23 comes to mind, to drive only the klipsch woofers, perhaps looking for it used, and thus dose the energy of the 15" as you prefer, just to experiment. I don't know, however, if the Primaluna in your possession has a pre-out to which you could connect it. While on the horns you could keep your Primaluna. Incidentally when klipsch switched from chorus to chorus II, closed the reflex holes and added a rear passive woofer, leaving the dimensions of the cabinet unchanged, as well as switching to tractrix horns. I have the Cornwall III and I wanted to do the same thing, that is to close the front reflex and add an 18" woofer at the back. I haven't found any craftsman in the sector willing to make the modification. Many years ago I owned forte' II, that type of bass they gave off and that monstrous drop in hertz they had were fantastic, different from the forte IV I recently heard in the shop... Who knows if that modification would better suit the Cornwall III or the IV (at least I'd look for it used). I translated with Google, sorry for the mistakes

[How do I get bass out of Klipsch Cornwall IV?]

sorry I misquoted

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On 11/5/2022 at 1:46 AM, Chief bonehead said:

Chorus iii……I’ll put it on my to do list

🙏🙏🙏🙏😍🤠

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11 hours ago, Chief bonehead said:

Yes I did. The network was redone for no screen. 

Is there any "Hope" that they Will become a standard product in the Heritage line or somewhere else, perhaps together with a third reissue of the chorus?

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[Would "YOU" purchase the "NEW" Cornwall IV or Chorus III]

Thanks for the welcome! I must have read that using a passive woofer of the same diameter as the active one produces a slightly subdued emission. I do not know how much there is, probably to not enlarge the cabinet in the chorus 2 too much, the rear had the same diameter as the front. Contrary to the forte'2 and 3 where the rear is of greater diameter of the front. So I imagined an 18 "rear passive on a 15" front active woofer in the cabinet of the cornwall 4, resurrecting an anabolic chorus 3.

[Would "YOU" purchase the "NEW" Cornwall IV or Chorus III]

19 minutes ago, glens said:

Pay roughly six grand for a new pair of speakers and extensively modify them?  Or are you thinking ahead 15 years into the future with an old, used pair?

No, since I would like a version of the chorus 3 I imagined it as big as a cornwall to be able to mount a passive 18 "woofer, that's all. I was just dreaming, about nothing else.

[Would "YOU" purchase the "NEW" Cornwall IV or Chorus III]

You can easily transform the Cornwall 4 in chorus 3. I'd like to close the hole of the reflex on the Cornwall 4 and put on the retro a massive 18" passive woofer. Another project I'd like will be a klf 40 with 2 woofer 15".

Ciao Ivan