chacal Posted June 2, 2001 Posted June 2, 2001 Hello everyone , I guess this question is for the Klipsch folks. I have a set of '99 k-horns and was wondering which of these centers would be a better tonal match: the KLF-C7, a Heresey II, or the new RC-7? I have neither and would buy one new, so as unbiased an opinion as is possible would be great! I know a Belle or LaScala would be the "best", but no room for that! Thanks for the help, the new website and forum is really cool......... Quote
DwK Posted June 2, 2001 Posted June 2, 2001 I dont know as much as these other guys... But They arnt here yet. I would personaly say a Heresy.. It just seems to me the bigger Mid range and tweeters would give a better sound. I have heard a Klipsch Center.. it was large, might have been one of the 2 you are talking about but not sure. If it was, I would go with the Heresy. Hope that helped alittle. But these others guys will help you more. ------------------ K6-2 450 SB Live Value ( not 5.1) Klipsch Pro Media v2 400 ( soon to be 4.1 ) 2 Fisher STV-873's on front channel 2 Fisher surrounds on rear channel Quote
Steve Phillips Posted June 3, 2001 Posted June 3, 2001 The Heresy II would be the closest match,but what is it going to sit on?RPTV I hope.Other wize one of the other 2 would do fine. I liked my Heresy center,but can't leave things alone.Wasn't content with the tonal balance.Check out my web page to see what I did.You could do the same with a newer Heresy,not cheap,but I found the perfict match.You can order one Heresy or get 2 off of ebay(sorry Klipsch) ------------------ Main HT:'77 Klipschorns w/ALKs,'75 Heresy center,modified with,K-Horn sqauwker & AA network. KSP-S6 at sides 2 KSP-S6's rear. Denon AVR-3801 2 Denon POA-2800 200X2 1 driving the Horns 1 driving the bi-wired Heresy center. 2 DIY 12"4ohm subs,Carver A500x 400 watts per ch.feed. 1 12" powered sub(behind the couch)feed from the surrounds pre-outs. Sony DVP-C650D.Dish Echostar 4700 w/DD JVC S7600U S-VHS Pioneer CDL-D501 laser Music in "Direct"only! DH Labs T-14 speaker wire to the front 3. Bed room HT:KSB 2.1 mains,SC-1,SS-1's,2 SW 8 II subs. 2 Heresy's for music. Denon AVR-2800,Dishnetwork,Sony SLV-975HF VCR,Panasonic DVD-RV31. Quote
chacal Posted June 3, 2001 Author Posted June 3, 2001 Thanks Steve P....I'll be using a projector, and plan to use a micro-perf screen and place the center speaker behind the screen......lots of room to spare. Would there be a problem with using two (2) Heresey's back there for the "center" channel? Quote
J M O N Posted June 3, 2001 Posted June 3, 2001 Chacal, You have a projector and will be placing the speaker behind the screen -- are you sure you don't have enough room for a large center channel? If not a La Scala or Belle, a Cornwall would also be an excellent choice. If you just don't have the room, then the Heresy would be the next best choice as the others mentioned. It sounds like you're going to have a great system -- Khorns, Projector, it sure would be nice if you can get one of the larger speakers for a center. Quote
chacal Posted June 3, 2001 Author Posted June 3, 2001 No room for a Belle or LaScalla...or even a Cornwall. I'll only have about 11" from the wall to the back of the screen frame, so even a Heresy would be tough (but not impossible) to stuff back there (I'll cut an opening in the sheetrock to allow for a Heresey's depth)......... Thanks, Len Quote
myram Posted June 3, 2001 Posted June 3, 2001 I know you said you don't have room for a Belle, but it would be your best option for a center match for the Khorns. Here is a link to one ending very soon - http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1242065000 Good Luck ------------------ Home Theater System: Klipsch Quartets - mains for both systems Klipsch KV3 - center Klipsch KG.5's - rear surrounds Klipsch KSW12 subwoofer Denon AVR-1601 Music System: Adcom GFA-555 Musical Concepts Modified NAD 1600 Pre/Tuner Sony C-67ES CD Player Quote
JohnA Posted June 3, 2001 Posted June 3, 2001 A Cornwall is only 2" deeper than a Heresey (15 1/2"). John Quote
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