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Instead of more power and larger size drivers a more efficient design would yield better results with less trouble. imo Also MUCH less distortion than the average sub, you can easily hear how much cleaner the sound is with most of the distortion gone. Imagine this but the size of a wall. Like a vented horn design. https://www.klipsch.com/products/kpt-1802-hls

I think you have the name wrong. As far as I know Klipsch does not make an electric bike. Need a great audio system then you came to the right place.

I would think so, I have not better.

I don't know the dimensions, I have heard them and just wanted to say congratulations, they are amazing.

See other post, just an idea.

If is not the driver going bad you could use an external amp and just run a wire inside to feed it. Leave the amp to cover the hole to keep the same internal volume. External amps rarely go bad, well less than plate amps. imo

Just seen this thread, living room is 24' wide and 18' deep with a 65" tv and 2 large speakers for 2 ch and 6 smaller ones, Fortes for ht both share a x- large sub.

Very good review MMurg, also accurate, thanks for the pictures. Also thanks JWC for the pictures and it was nice to see you and Mark. It was nice to see everyone else also, a big part of what makes these things fun for me. And of course Chief Bonehead or even Chef Bonehead at times did great job as usual with another new design, well done. Much more bass to the LaScala, just what it needed + new horns/drivers for a total improvement in a big way, PWK would definitely approve. ps, I like the active

The bottom half is not classic, but better, but your right an amazing speaker.

Congratulations on the cancer, hope it turns great for you. And great choice of speakers, no way they are to big for that room.

It's been a long time, I don't remember but glad you said 400. I remember asking this a long time ago for something I was wanting to put together and still use. I asked because I put a split LaScala top with MWM bass bins on the bottom, one bin for each top. AA crossovers and they sound really good in the workshop, listen to them almost every day.

The first part is almost how you season a cast-iron pan, just different oil. The second part verdigris is about my favorite finish, might have to try that, just not sure on what ?

Very nice story, the whole UJ thing was different the way it all started and became popular, although not surprised at all.

Well it's that time again, if interested it is the next few nights, the 11 - 13. They say it should be visible as early as 10 PM with somewhere between 50 and 100 per hour. Well that's the guess anyway.

I wouldn't remember either but it's on the top of the page when you click profile, unless account was changed and restarted. I don't even remember, either way it's no big deal. There was only one subject/person who ever got me fired up and it was not you or Mark D. Yes really glad to see that, Hope you are good Trey.

March 2003, it's all kind of A blur, kind of taking a break for now except for the museum. Met MANY good people here and in person, to many to count.

I remember the first time we seen them, they were new to me but liked what I heard. It was around 1975 and they had come out with the Toys in the attic lp and was on tour, the other band I had not heard of either, ZZTop, they were still on tour for the LP Tres Hombres, can't remember but I think they opened the show. Great show and seen them both again but only once more each. It's nice when you see a new (to me) group and then they get huge and last most of your life, there a few like that I still like .

That's funny, who knows with him? One day I told him I was going to go in his office and turn his stack of papers upside down and he would probably start working on something from years ago until he noticed.

Tried to edit the title and couldn't

Looking at the last post you were right. Marked him as spam

Removed the link, let's see what happens.

I doubt he will read that, his post was 20 years ago.

They are not Klipsch.