PICHON

Bonjour à tous, projet terminé, intégration des KLF30 réussies. que du bonheur... Raphael

I am thinking of putting armrests (absorbent) on the back of the enclosures

Yes, it brought down the vibrations on the ground, clearly. on the other hand no change in the level of the wall... the hanging pictures vibrate, even the projection canvas...

Now i looking for to improve the room below the Klipsch and behind me... After that i will have to find a better DAC than i have at the moment (Yamaha wxc50 ). The problem is than i like the Musicast System from this one... May be keep it and a real DAC after and then to my amplifier Yamaha...

Then I removed the other klipsch rf7 and rf 82 to give space!

Hi! A review of my progress. So: 1/ transition to bi amplification... very noticeable change of the bass, much more pechu and more presence. 2/ decoupling of the speakers. I put a polystyrene slab and on top a concrete/slate slab about 30kg and the speakers on spikes placed on it. the again it is a flawless! Really cash of this musical progression!

Thanks ! Billybob... I'm going to try that this week-end... I kype you in tooch. Regards Raphaël

Around 30cm

So you think it's better to take off the "screws" and having something in caoutchouc...

Here is the screw below the klf30...

At a certain level of listening the floor and especially the placoplatre wall behind the enclosures vibrates, resonates

they are laid on tiles... I have a carpet at 2m in front of the coir enclosures...

I use my system not too loud. I am placed 3.5m from the speakers. I like to listen to pop concerts, pkus poprock or less loud... really it’s the tense bass side I’m looking for. can also be decoupling the enclosures from the floor...

I use my system 90% hifi stereo 10% home theater... And i would like to have 2 different set up. One for home theater in a specific room and have my hifi system. I used my RF7 before and i bought klf30 to try to have more "bass sensation" like discribed in my topic above...

Good afternoon RandyH000 Many thanks to take your time and answer in my topic. My amplifier can do bi-amplification by checking the notice (i put a picture) Each canal:150w and i don't know the damping factor !!! When i see what you write, i think is not enough... klf30: 200w rms so minimum: 400w.... i have only 300w ! Do you think than i need to have a specific amplifier for the low frequency ? like yamaha professional range? Regards Raphael

Thankyou Maleete for your help ! i will do my best to write all my messages in English ! i will help me to improve that ! 😉 Regards Raphael

Bonjour, je vous remercie d'abord de m'avoir accepté dans votre groupe. comme vous pouvez le deviner je suis situé en France. J'ai 46 ans, travaille de le composite, je suis passionné da la marque "copper & black" Je possède une paire de Klipsch RF82 MK1 Klipsch RF7 MK1 Et récemment une paire de Klipsch KLF30. ces dernières sont pour moi difficile à régler (en comparaison avec mes RF7...) Mon système est alimenté par un pré Ampli Ymaha Mx a5000 et son bloc ed puissance rxa 5000, DAC/stramer Yamha WXC50 (deezer). Alors, je cherche à améliorer au mieux mes klf30, j'ai vu beaucoupe d'informations et je souhiate demarrer par le changement du systeme crossover. Mon objectif avoir des Graves tendus et précis... Je serai honnoré et heureux de lire toutes vos suggestions pour améliorer les KLF30... Pointe de découplage ? Amplificateur à tubes ? Renforcer la caisse (même si je neressant de vibrations anormales) mais mon mur lui il vibre beaucoup... Merci de vos retours et conseilles Raphael FRANCE