Daver88

As a temporary measure only I would like to get it fixed, if possible. My hopes were that someone else had an energy EPS-12 that failed them and that perhaps they could tell me what might be the problem. I am well aware of the quality with Klipsch products I have own a pair (Heresys) since 1978 and they're still going strong. I will never give them up EVER!

Hi all I have an Energy EPS-12 sub that seems to have bought the farm. Does anyone have any info on this particular model? If so I would like to hear from you. I'm thinking that it may be time to pick up an RSW-15 but I gotta count up my pennies and see.....lol. Thanks

Years ago I was batching with a buddy that owned a pair of Cornwall's. I of course had my Heresy's and he decided to wire them up in series on the left and on the right channels respectively. Is this a common practise? He was driving them with a phase linear amp system that to this day still blows me away,we're talking an incredible amount of headroom with this big block amp,althought I don't think we ever got it over 15 or 20 watts......... But Wow! My speakers suffered no ill effects

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Well thanks so much for all of your responses...I've obviously touched a rather large and raw nerve. That being said, I suppose I should do some more research and trust what my ears are telling me. God forbid I should mention what I'm driving my Heresy's with for fear of a total ostracizing......lol Ok one last question Years ago I was batching with a buddy that owned a pair of Cornwall's. I of course had my Heresy's and he decided to wire them up in series on the left and on the right channels respectively. Is this a common practise? He was driving them with a phase linear amp system that to this day still blows me away,we're talking an incredible amount of headroom with this big block amp,althought I don't think we ever got it over 15 or 20 watts......... But Wow!

Hello All I am the proud owner of a pair of 1978 vintage Heresy's. They sound as good today if not better than the day I brought them home and hooked them up. My question is, and forgive me if it has already been covered, is there any appretiable difference by using a heavier gauge wire to connect speakers to amps. I've read many articles written by some notable audiophiles 3 to be exact and non of these guys could tell in a blind test which gauge of wire was being used. I understand resistance and all that entails but is there any proof otherwise that says heavier is better. Thanks guys Dave