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Price reduced to $1,500.
i will be making a trip to Memphis, Lexington, and Houston areas in the near future and could bring with me if you lived near to those areas.
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18 hours ago, Nicholas1 said:
Hi--I live in Houston and am looking for Forte II's...are these still available?
Doubtful, since the original post was from 2016.
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Klipsch Chorus II - Like New Condition, Sound Great, Crites Tweeter & Mid upgrades, Caps replaced on Crossovers. Only selling due to purchasing Klipsch Chorus II in Walnut.
$1,600
Cabot, AR
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On 3/3/2020 at 12:48 PM, nealmd said:
I'm looking at a Forte I in walnut for 750 at a used hifi store. All parts are original-- they sound good to my ears, but wondering what I'd have to put into it to get it up to tip-top shape. anything else besides new crossovers? And, related question, do you need to know how to solder to install a new crossover-- lets say the crites for example?
Also, is 750 a fair price?
I'm new here, so thank you for the help!
If you buy them, take some time and listen to them. You may find that upgrades aren’t necessary.
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Bought an excellent condition set of those in factory boxes yesterday. Chorus II on the left, Chorus I on the right.
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Bought an excellent condition set of those in factory boxes yesterday.
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Cabot, AR
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I have a pair of excellent condition Klipsch Chorus II Oak that I would like to trade for a pair of similar condition Klipsch Chorus II Walnut. I would be willing to kick some money in as well depending on condition.
I’m also willing to travel a decent distance to facilitate the trade.
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I just picked up a set of Chorus II’s, and am thinking about selling my KLF-20’s in Med Oak. Excellent Condition, Crites Crossovers and Titanium Tweeter diaphragm’s. Purchased from original owner. Only bad part is that I’m located in Arkansas.
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I’m getting back into Home Audio and need input/advice on picking speakers.
i don’t want a huge footprint, so I’ve narrowed it down to Chorus I, Chorus II, Forte II, Forte III, KLF-20, KLF-30, or CF-4.
Chorus II is my choice at this point, due to having comparable drivers to Cornwall, but smaller footprint.i don’t have a space issue, just don’t like the look of huge speakers. I would Most likely go Crites Cornscala Type B if I did though.
What would you recommend and why?
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4 minutes ago, Woofers and Tweeters said:
Does he have any amps?
Most likely he has anything you may possibly need, fictional of course!!
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More info:
IP: 64.188.26.178
ISP: QuadraNet Inc (CA based)
User ID: Dertguit
E-Mail: rifoscers@gmail.com
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Forum user "Rightmas" just tried referring me to Richard to by a set of Chorus II's.
Richard Mahaffey
10516 San Marino PI NE
Albuquerque, NM 87111
(505)871-0790
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WTB - Walnut Chorus II, Walnut or Cherry Forte II or III, KLF 30 Cherry
Willing to drive within 8 Hour radius of Little Rock, AR
Dan
(501)425-1174
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I will be going from Little Rock, AR to the Atlanta, GA area Jan 30th.
Let me know if you need anything hauled there or brought back.
GR Research upgrade kit for the Klipsch Forte III
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You do have to question why there is no bracing and not top quality components in the crossover if you’re spending $4K on a set of speakers? Is this a case of good enough and keeping profit margins up vs providing the best quality?