Chandz
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7 hours ago, EpicKlipschFan said:
2.0?
The rp-600m II for instance
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Hi guys just curious what your thoughts are. With Klipsch releasing the 2.0 line of speakers recently do you think some upgraded subs are on the way?
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Hey guys how do you like my Saturday morning project for the fives? I needed some outdoor stands and didn’t really like my options so I figured I’d try and build some.
It took around 12’ of red cedar 2x4 and a little bit of stain for a pair of these. Around 35 bucks up here in Canada. Also they are glued and screwed and Sanded smooth.
I just copied a pair of steel Stands I have for inside and it seems to
works fine.
im happy how they turned out
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On 4/19/2022 at 8:04 AM, Dave MacKay said:
I hope you have better luck finding such a professional than I did. I called all of the furnture restorers within a reasonable radius (I live near Toronto, Canada) trying to find one to veneer my La Scalas. None would do the work.
As a result, I'll be doing the veneering myself.
I’m near Toronto also. I was just about to start looking around for someone to veneer a gr research diy build. Did they tell you why they wouldn’t do work on speakers? If I find anywhere I’ll chime back in. If not I’ll be doing it myself also and then they are true diy
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On 4/29/2022 at 11:49 AM, billybob said:
Welcome and would think the 3 would be my choice.
Thanks!
Thanks for your input.
Update: I ended up going with the three 2 in black. All I can say is wow! This little unit sounds great. I wish it had some bass control for really bass heavy songs but other than that it’s fantastic.
I would still like to grab the fives one day though and see how they are also.
im really loving the look of the new heritage series.
I included a size/match comparison with one of my Cornwall 4’s
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I’m looking to set up some music outside on the patio. Would a single the fives sound comparable to the threes 2? I like the option of pulling the second speaker out when the time is right but plan on using it as a single speaker for most part. They weight about the same. I don’t think the single 5 will be as loud? But I’m thinking it will sound better? Thanks in advance
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29 minutes ago, RandyH said:
30 inches or so
Do you keep the angle when you raise it that much or have it project straight?
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4 hours ago, RandyH said:
@Chandz Welcome , the klipsch Forum ,And Canadians from coast to coast .
the HF drivers of the CW and Heresy IV are identical with the only exception of the midrange horns , the real difference would be the bass , dispersion pattern and the size of the box .
a subwoofer would balance the sound if you are using the H IV as standalones , which I do not , my Heresy speakers are only meant to compliment Cornwall / Lascala Speakers and subs, I prefer to avoid .
when I 1st got the Heresy , it took time to find the sweet spot , what I am saying , is you will either be blown by the Heresy after a certain time frame , or the speaker is not for you .for my listening , the Heresy opens the sound of the HF with mild bass when it is placed at a higher position .
as far as the amp , the Hegel has 300 wpc , there is no reason why it should not sound great with low distortion , think of the Heresy IV as a truer monitor at close range . versus a speaker all by itself in 1 room , and the same can be said for the buchardt s400 mk2 to an even higher degree , since size really matters .
Thanks for the welcome. Bass wasn’t the problem as I have dual SVS pb4000’s with my system. It just seemed like the soundstage was low and small. I will have to play around with them a little more and get them up on some stands.
does anyone have any height recommendations?
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3 hours ago, wuzzzer said:
My apologies I posted in the wrong group. I read the header and figured it was for personal systems. I
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12 minutes ago, jimjimbo said:
Well, comparing to the Cornwalls is not exactly fair......I actually have my H4s on top of La Scalas which are sitting a bit out from corners. The H4s definitely benefit from that setup. I am powering them with a Mcintosh MAC4100 which is more than enough.
I’ll hAve to get them Up on some stands and see if it makes a difference
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1 hour ago, jimjimbo said:
All I can say is that my Heresy 4s are terrific and highly recommended. They are perfect for a smaller secondary system.
Where are you located?
I’m up in Toronto canada
to be honest I purchased a pair of heresy 4 while I figured out what I was going to do for amplification and figured I could test them with my Hegel h590. I wasn’t too impressed. I’m not sure if I’m being too critical in comparing to Cornwall or maybe they need less power? That’s why I was thinking the h190.
also, have you tried your heresy on stands? I feel like the sound is a little low? I’m not sure what it is. Just didn’t give me a wow moment
thanks
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Hi guys I’m new here and really enjoying this forum. I’m a new Cornwall 4 owner and I’ve paired it with my Hegel h590. I’m more than impressed and they sound amazing together.
my question is that I’m building a smaller secondary system. I’m torn between these two setups
Klipsch Heresy 4
hegel h190
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buchardt integrated amplifier
buchardt s400 mk2
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I’m running a hegel h590 to a pair of Cornwall 4. It sounds great The 590 is super quiet
Klipsch subwoofers 2.0?
in Subwoofers
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I’m currently running dual pb-4000’s with my Cornwall 4’s. I’d ideally like to sell them and get dual SB-3000’s tho or maybe another brand. I’m looking for a small sub to match my the fives for outdoor listening mostly. It’s totally not needed but I thought it would be fun. Thanks for getting back.