Daddy Dee

Klipsch oiled oak veneers are just beautiful!

Steven, I was really surprised at how much a bigger sound Khorns yield over LaScalas + sub. Didn't think Khorns would or should make enough difference to notice. They just load the room better than LaScalas + sub. LaScalas are no slouch at all, i'm running a pair now and sometimes use a sub with them and am delighted with the sound. Eight years ago had to get rid of Khorns when i moved into a different house. If you've got the corners, you will love the Khorns. The sound made me smile.

welcome to the forum!

Dale, welcome back. would love to hear your system. very cool.

congrats! wish i could find one for $50.

Nico, interesting point. Though i prefer the sound of a tractrix midhorn alternative, this may be exactly why Klipsch has retained the K401 in the current manufacture Khorns and LaScalas.

Thanks Bruce. I had no idea about the DHA being John's brother.

thanks for the update. prayers.

Carl, yeh. i think it would sound pretty good, too. I've got the pre-kit unbuilt, but keep pushing that little project out farther on the horizon. Bottlehead says the batteries on the pre will give about 200 hours of service. not bad, really.

Thought this was interesting. These folks take quality very seriously. Also Bottlehead has as part of their offerings some entry level kits designed to a price point. I'd take it as a compliment the to the TPA3122 chip turning out 4wpc. Looks like it would be a fun project. http://bottlehead.com/product/quicksand-battery-powered-solid-state-amplifier/

thanks for the update. prayers. love to all. ACH is where i've taken my children for treatment. don't know of a better place.

well, i'm looking forward to the pics or video or both. exciting project!

Heard a conversation on sports talk radio about DirecTV whining about the expectation of customers.

beautiful.

Thanks Boxx. great link. yeh. it'll be interesting to watch.

I had a Cary Rocket 88 and it wasn't my cup of tea, i prefer the sound of the Dyna Mark III. In terms of build and such, it was built like a tank. very solid and beautiful piece of gear.

Dave, thanks. so sorry to hear this. prayers. love to all.

*sigh* Justin, beauty, eh! Good luck with your sale bro. very nice.

Amy, Thanks for the update. wow. very cool venture adventure. No ordinary duck, indeed! I can see one in my granddaughters' future.

Steve, thanks for the review. Glad you are enjoying the sound of your Khorns. Dean's crossovers always look good, too!

Wish i had the $3.5K. Would love to keep them in the family!

The Mark IV does look cool, i've thought that myself for some time. However, i think the Mark III would be better for resale having a (IMO) larger fan base. I used to have a pair of Will Vincent Mark III's and sorry i ever sold them.

and in addition to that, there is no advice offered for break-in.

too cool! vanilla custard, eh?

thanks Mike!