CWOReilly
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I was using 5 Heresy 2 and wound up using KG.5 for rears. It’s a small space and they made more sense. I can’t recommend what I haven’t heard. Just my experience.
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The sushi buffet……
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9 minutes ago, nickyboy6100 said:
Thanks for all the response to the posting. I’ve been out of town so apologize for my late response. I think I found what I’m looking for, and more. Going to head to the Lexington, KY area in the next couple weeks to check a few different pairs of speakers out.
Let us know what you come up with! Safe travels!
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30 minutes ago, OO1 said:
you forgot the most important after Sony ...... Philips
I knew I was forgetting one.
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1 hour ago, the real Duke Spinner said:
Most of the Transports in EVERYONES equipment are Panasonic
At least they were years ago when I looked into this
I’m inclined to agree. Panasonic/Matsushita(sp), Sony, Pioneer, and Teac seemed to have the CD-ROM market cornered back in the day.
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23 minutes ago, OO1 said:
the SX 780 was Made in 1979 , all SS amps of that era sounded fantastic
Not sure I’d say “all”
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1 hour ago, tragusa3 said:
Mounted in their final resting place...at least for the next 30 years. Beyond that, my sons will have a spot for them.
Any ideas of how to keep them from falling without those ropes and without screws?
I know you said without screws…. Put slant risers on them backwards and use a small discreet safety cable from one of the rear cover screws.Or you could even screw through shelf into risers.
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I’d try cleaning it for sure.
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Here’s a link
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That era the serial number should be stamped as well as on labels. Unfortunately labels fade after 40+ years.
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53 minutes ago, TasDom said:
I'll take Notre Dame and spot you 50 points 😁
Almost!
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Heresy for such a small space will be more than adequate.
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2 hours ago, the real Duke Spinner said:
Fuses are your friends. 🙂
I hear that rumor.
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I had pops a couple times. Once over driving some KLH. And blowing up a Citation 16, which took a woofer.
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37 minutes ago, RKH said:
Probably not, but would hate to miss out on something great over last 45 years! I see you’re in Smyrna…I’m in Marietta.
I’ll let others chime in on updates although as @OO1 mentioned crossover update would be a refresher. If you can solder order a kit from JEM and rebuild them yourself.
as for Smyrna…. Luckily I’m just in unincorporated Cobb. 😉
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Sounds to me you like you don’t need updates!
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1 hour ago, Mr. Lou said:
The guy doesn't seem very tech savvy. I have a multimeter so I'll have to test it. What should it read impedance wise?
As to the tweeter working, I thought it was. It may not have been or was and when the guy transported it home something came loose or a component gave out when he fired the speakers up at his place. They hadn't been used in some years.
Always good to check and tighten all connections on the crossover. I brought home a pair of LS that developed a tweeter issue that was simply a loose connection. Good luck!
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$3000 range seems fair pending physical inspection. Which is highly subjective. I’d start no less than $3500 and maybe a local will jump. I’m not ready for a Khorns yet or I might be interested myself. Good luck!
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I use Velcro! Don’t put extra holes in your speakers.
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19 minutes ago, Brystino said:
Bought home theater today, so happy
Pics?
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1 hour ago, Peacemaker said:
Agreed! However, if running a Heritage center speaker (e.g. La Scala) in a Home Theater setup, one might consider two of the new Heritage subs to give a more balanced aesthetic! 😉
Well 2 subs are definitely better than one! I always say the best stands for Heresys are subs!
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I have multiple setups and 2 of them have the equipment on the side rather than between.
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Advice for rears for Cornwalls
in Home Theater
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Very! You feel it.