edwardre Posted October 18, 2001 Share Posted October 18, 2001 Good day! For the past 2 years, I've had my K-Horns in the HT room. The room has a concrete slab foundation. Prior to that, we lived in a manufactured house that had the steel beam girders. So I've never really 'test driven' my cornerhorns on a traditional wood foundation. Can anybody out there comment on the benefits of either? I like the current sound, it would seem that bass waves would project rather than absorb more on concrete, but then again, I can envision that the K-horns can get the whole room trembling more with a wood foundation. ------------------ Ed Fronts: Pre-1955 Klipschorns (slightly modified) Center: 1984 Klipsch Belle Sub: Klipsch KSW200 Surrounds: Tannoy PSM6.5's Receiver: Denon AVR1701 Video: InFocus LP350 DLP front projector Satellite: DishNetwork 4722 (DD5.1) DVD: Panasonic A320 S-VHS: Panasonic PV-S7670 LaserDisc: Pioneer CDL-406 CD: Kenwood CD-404 5-Disc Changer EQ (for CD player only): Furman E151X2 Protection: Furman AV1215 Power Condition/Voltage Reg Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Clint Phare Posted October 18, 2001 Share Posted October 18, 2001 I am pretty sure the cement walls are a little better for a corner for KHorns. There is no movement at all and that is a good thing. A friend of mine who is a Klipsch nut built corners into his listening room with 2"X4" spaced real close to one another and then 2 layers of cement board. I do believe he put fiberglass behind and hard fiberglass something like 3" thick with a covering on the front. ------------------ Just who is Dylan's Jokerman anyways? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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