Klipsch Speakers Thread

Mather said:
Yeah I was actually wondering about that in the future. Whether it's something that would work with the solid state...
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It's how I setup the JBLs.

Key is to get the amp gain on both reasonably close.
Likely have to have a preamp with two outs also.
(Sorry this rabbit hole 🕳️ leads to separates. 💀)
 
Jbraswell said:
It's how I setup the JBLs.

Key is to get the amp gain on both reasonably close.
Likely have to have a preamp with two outs also.
(Sorry this rabbit hole 🕳️ leads to separates. 💀)
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Either way it'll be fun to potentially play with down the road.
 
@kvetcha or anyone who has an opinion, you guys notice any audible difference with the Fortes with grilles on or off? I think from what I've read there really isn't one, I know with my L100s there's a huge difference between on and off.
 
Have any of you guys played around with isolation feet or platforms or Herbies iso pucks with the big Klipsch models? The little tiny rubber bumpers they provide with the speakers are laughably small and don't even stick to the metal disc feet. I've got them on but it's nigh on impossible to adjust them without the dumb rubber feet falling off with every tiny move. I've looked around but don't really see anything regarding whether Klipsch advises against anything like this. Main reason I ask is my basement floor is floating vinyl plank over floating DriCore over concrete. So there's a fair bit of movement in the floor despite the solid slab underneath.
 
Mather said:
Have any of you guys played around with isolation feet or platforms or Herbies iso pucks with the big Klipsch models? The little tiny rubber bumpers they provide with the speakers are laughably small and don't even stick to the metal disc feet. I've got them on but it's nigh on impossible to adjust them without the dumb rubber feet falling off with every tiny move. I've looked around but don't really see anything regarding whether Klipsch advises against anything like this. Main reason I ask is my basement floor is floating vinyl plank over floating DriCore over concrete. So there's a fair bit of movement in the floor despite the solid slab underneath.
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I've always used them on carpet, so I've got nothing for you here.

People do seem to do it, though. Worth a go.
 
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