For Sale: Jeff Korneff 45 Single-Ended Triode (SET) Integrated Amplifier (Dark Silver Hammertone) Price: $2,000 + shipping This is the earlier 45 design, and I’m the 2rd owner since 2018. Condition is _/10 due to age, with very low usage as I rotate other amplifiers in and out of my setup. Features: Ideal for very high-efficiency speakers. Point-to-point wiring with no PCB. Volume control with selectable two-source inputs; no preamplifier required. Individual toggles for heater and operate modes. Vintage UTC chokes, Electra-Print SE output transformers (not confirmed). Comes with two sets of tubes: 1st set: Raytheon 45, RCA 5R4, Philco 76, and Philco 6SN7. 2nd set: Arcturus 45, Sylvania 5R4, RCA Cunninghams Radiotron 76, and Electro-Harmonix 6SN7. Wired for 8-ohm tap; soldering required to access the 16-ohm tap (yellow wires) if needed.

I have use both Xilica and Ashly Protea processors in several systems. While they still do a fine job time has made these a bit obsolete IMO. I recently incorporated a Mini_DSP Flex series in my main 2 channel system and the results are spectacular!  No multiple instances of analog to digital to analog processing, and I can set it up to run 3 different amps each with their own preset eq. I'm using the Flex HTx which has analog inputs as well as multiple digital inputs. DIRAC is also available with these. YMMV  https://www.minidsp.com/products/ht-series/flex-htx

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The Klipsch Cornwall IV will fill your room with crystal-clear sound, right down to the most minute details.   I purchased these brand new about 8 months ago and they are in mint condition; barely broken in. I have the original box, manuals and packaging.    Two sets of covers, original dark salt and pepper covers and one set of lambs wool covers.   I'm looking for $3900 shipped 25-5/16"W x 38"H x 15-1/2"D (each)

Ok folks I have a pair Klipsch LaScala industrial Problem is That when I received them there was no top hats. So, I put them away for a few years till I had time to screw with them, So I am either going to buy replacement cabinets or build them my self Just thought I would throw it out there Thank You

Hello folks,                   I am need of some information on restoring an old set of Klipsch LaScala speakers. I manage to get 1/2 the set the top heads are MIA. I am considering refinishing the bottoms and construct a new top cabinet. Can anyone tell me what I would need like what horns tweeters midrange crossovers that are inside the top speakers I will post before and after photos I really think it worth it in the long run

I've owned these speaker for over 5 years. I just had one seem like it was low on power or slightly muffled. I swap between two sets of speakers so maybe I hadn't noticed in the past. After swapping the one speaker between a tube and a solid state amp; I checked the jumpers and found the plastic nuts weren't tightened down. That fixed the issue!