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I would like to change the topic of my garage listing to include the word sold. How do I modify it?
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6 minutes ago, moray james said:
sure see the pictures. Flat wound are designed to minimize real estate on a board. When winding a flat wound cap it is virtually impossible to maintain constant film and or foil tension, with a round wound it is easy to maintain constant wind tension. Constant tension is much preferred. Want an even better cap? Stacked film or stacked foil and film are about as good as it can get see picture. Hope this helps you.
What specific caps would you use when replacing the original caps, whilst preserving the original sonic characteristics and perhaps improving the sound?
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On 1/29/2021 at 5:36 PM, moray james said:
too bad Klipsch choose to use flat wound caps rather than round wound in their factory rebuilds.
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On 1/7/2021 at 1:05 AM, MechEngVic said:
That's quite the amp. You'd probably do yourself better by getting a good powered subwoofer to help beef up the LS's bottom end.
Thank you for your reply. I think that's exactly what I'm going to do although I am not really disappointed in the La Scala's bottom end. While they don't go super low, the bass that they do have is very fast and accurate to my ears. I just need to figure out which sub will blend in with them the best. Any suggestions? Accurate music reproduction is my primary focus.- 1
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1 minute ago, wvu80 said:
Jefe, these are posted in Garage Sales, meaning belonging to a Forum member. Is that one yours?
If there another forum more appropriate for this post?- 1
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5 minutes ago, wvu80 said:
As usual, you nailed it.
Part of my enjoyment of this hobby includes discussing how to value Heritage speakers and using data to compare speakers currently on sale to previous sold items. I would never put my opinion on pricing out there if this were a sale by a forum member. Even now if I found out this was a sale by one of our forum members I would go back and delete my posts.
The thing is, relative to how expensive new "audiophile" speakers are and how amazing old Heritage speakers sound in comparison to anything else on the market I think they should be worth a lot more money. Many would say I overpaid for my La Scala's but I just bought a pair of speakers I will probably own for the rest of my life.- 1
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So beautiful....I wish I had corners for them. https://phoenix.craigslist.org/cph/eld/d/phoenix-klipsch-1957-klipschorns/7256435804.html
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I just removed the drivers from my La Scala's and they are very dusty. The previous owner had sandwiched some type of fabric in between the drivers and the cabinets and they trapped a ton of dust in the horns. Best way to clean them and any other advice would be appreciated.
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44 minutes ago, baron167 said:
Well this is totally normal and why the sub has multiple line level inputs, comes with an IR Remote control, and has an App for adjusting volume. Good luck connecting a sub with variable input in this scenario where the volume of the sub matches or blends with the volume of the speakers at all volumes. The sub volume will have to be adjusted regardless of connection method.
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Does the sub filter out the low frequencies before sending the signal to the amp? And is there anyway to be able to adjust the volume of the amp and sub simultaneously? -
9 hours ago, wuzzzer said:
Whatever device that has RCA cables going into your amp, you would connect those RCA cables to the SVS first then run a second set to your amp.
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9 hours ago, Ceptorman said:
The Bluesound has a sub out.
It does have a sub out, but I think it only works if I use the onboard DAC. I'm using an external DAC.
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Looking to buy a non upgraded pair of AA crossovers.
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1 minute ago, baron167 said:
Exactly what I’m doing.
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That's a great idea. Now to find a pair of AA crossovers. I see none on Ebay. -
1 minute ago, billybob said:
Apparently good enough. Have had Klipsch like a LaScala pair with old original AL crossover.
Sounded good to me. Think were 84s.
Was wondering if you got the sound sorted out. Good deal then and cool.
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4 minutes ago, billybob said:
Saw where he is taking yours in for refresh. Will be interested in
hearing your impressions from the before and after.
Thanks!
I'm actually a little nervous to touch them because they are sounding so beautiful to me. All original AA crossovers from '79 that hadn't be played in almost 10 yrs when I bought them. They didn't sound good at first. Yesterday I turned the system on and couldn't stop listening all day. Can 41 yr. old caps still be good? -
On 12/29/2020 at 6:01 AM, billybob said:
Not real clear on whether kits sold or installed for you.
I'm pretty sure Jim will sell you the parts or you can send them in and he will upgrade them.
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My system consists of a Bluesound Node 2i going into a Benchmark DAC3 B input to a Tsakiridis Aeolos Ultra amp driving La Scala's. I would like to add a SVS SB16 Ultra. Can someone please tell me how to accomplish this and have the correct filtering between the sub and La Scala's?
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On 12/28/2020 at 6:13 PM, Vince1966 said:
wondering if anyone has used the Klipsch Authorized repair company JEM performance and what Capacitors they use in their recap kits? I was leaning with the Crites Sonic caps but am curious what JEM is using. thanks for any input.
After speaking at length to Jim Moorhouse I feel pretty comfortable with having JEM update my crossovers. The caps they use were actually selected and authorized by engineers at Klipsch and the only ones that will keep your Heritage speakers authentic. It's hard to argue with that.
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I am new to owning Klipsch speakers, having recently purchased a set of vintage La Scala's, and as such I have never experimented with different combinations of amps driving them. I can say that my initial impression of these speakers was not very good. The speakers were unused for close to 10 yrs and I don't know if the caps needed to recharge, the woofer needed to loosen up, or if my brand new amp needed some time on it, or a combination of all of the above but after a few hours the sound has really blossomed and is just amazing. I am driving the La Scala's with a brand new Tsakiridis Aeolos Ultra amp which uses 4 x KT150 and 4 x 12AT7. I have it in Triode mode and it sounds really good. But now I want to experiment with different amps. I really love the warmth in the midrange of some tube amps and I don't believe the Tsakiridis exhibits much of that. It is pretty neutral, which I know is a normally a good thing. I just want to see if I can find a combination that my ears might enjoy even more.
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6 minutes ago, mike stehr said:
Mine
watcha got?
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The best sounding low powered tube integrated amp you've ever heard with Heritage speakers?
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I would expect my La Scalas to be driving me out of the room with the volume at 9 o'clock but it's not until I get up to 11 or 12 o'clock that they start getting loud. What could be causing this?
WTB: AA Crossovers
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I'm looking for a clean pair of AA crossovers to upgrade. Thank you!