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My cornwall's just took an elevation in sound quality today, It is very noticeable.

The quality of horns sound betters the dipole speakers by quite a lot. The emerald physics really aren't in the same category as the cornwall's. I'm keeping the ep's for now, want to do some a/b listening once the CW's have burned in for 90 days.

Since the cabinets on these speakers is so nice I was thinking about putting a good coat of beeswax for protection. Any other recommendations or yea's or nay's?

Previous speakers were Emerald Physics KCII PRO.

Am I still a newbie?

So far I'm really happy with my system as it is powering the CW's, not going to make any changes until they have thoroughly broken in. One thing I might try in the future is Bi-amping with a pair of McIntosh MC75 mono amps that are being reconditioned.

I'm very impressed with thier performance right out of the box, playing a lot of music to see how much better they get. I have done quite a bit of business with Kevin Deal in recent months upgrading my system.

The cats really very good around the system, I have her watching mouse videos on YouTube. Here is the current setup: Merrill Williams R.E.A.L 101 Turntable Jelco tk-850l tonearm Soundsmith Paua es * cartridge Manley Chinook phonostage PrimaLuna EVO 100 Tube Preamplifier Quicksilver Silver 88 mono block amplifiers Dayton audio sa1000 subwoofer amplifier Psaudio p10 power regenerator Klipsch Cornwall iv speakers DIY subwoofer x 4 Audio sensibility signature interconnects

I've just received my first set of Klipsch speakers the Cornwall IV's and I am just amazed at these speakers. When I was young Klipsch was the brand to have but couldn't afford them. Well finally got my first pair, very happy with them. Mike