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Thoroughly enjoyed all 26 parts. Thanks for posting these.

Noice, love Steve Cropper & Klipsch speakers!

I didn't know this about PWK. He was a true pioneer.

That's pretty cool.

Very interesting. Recently read Bjorn Kolbek et al. Horn Loudspeaker book, and they cover these devices in great detail. I really need to come to Hope and see these for myself...

Interesting that there was a friendship between PWK and Edwin Armstrong. I bet that mono FM receiver sounded great through a K-horn.

The thumbnail looks like young jack Nicholson

My mother worked for Major Paul Klipsch at the Hope Proving Ground during World War II.

Im still using these set of speakers originally bought in 2003. Besides the Volume Knob hissing. all good!

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Paul Klipsch didnt build speakers, he built an Empire. That factory is huge!

I hope they compensate their employees well? I hope it’s a nice place to work? Maybe one day I could afford a pair a LaScala’s?

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Interesting the way echos disappear in the chamber. I have no idea how that works. I have a question. When Bob Crites was still around (rest in peace) he told me that he prefers the old diaphragms in midrange horns and in my feeble experience it seems to make sense. The titanium ones seem to drop out at certain midrange frequencies. Is this so, and if it is, why does Klipsch still use them in their midrange horns?

My dream speaker. Maybe someday when I win the lottery. 🙃

Love this video and the retro 90’s production value! I wish they could have explained the actual science though it’s kinda of hilarious how surface level and markety the information is haha. Thanks for the upload!

Lots of money and lots of space required.

I finally got my Heresy speakers and love them.

I loved Paul W. Klipsch. Such a great man.

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That’s why a Leslie sounds different in real life than on a recording. Now I hear new electric organs sound like the ereal thing but I’ve not been around them to find out. Great channel.

I have a set of the baltic birch Heresy i's. Sitting next to my JBL L100s. Love both of these for different reasons.

... una delle mie casse acustiche preferite...

They’ve always been my favorite

Wow!

Cool. Thank You All.

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Love all the knowledge this guy has on Klipsch speakers, a lot of history, indeed!!!!

University C-15W woofer! The best!

А сейчас все производится в китае 😔

wish, hope,.......dream...

Long gone days from the past. Now days if you need a replacement part you must give Klipsch all your personal data and serial numbers before they will even give you the middle finger. A few of their speakers are worth keeping forever but good luck with getting any customer service from this company.

hi, sorry for my english, i'm italian. do the khorns have to be put in the corners, or can i position them like the other speakers? now i have the chorus ii, wonderful, but i've always dreamed of the khorns. thanks for the advice you will give me

Where is the heart button? It was great to see Kerry Geist in this video!

I don't understand the video is titled 2018, but Klipsch's 75th anniversary was 2022. Must be a mistake. Awesome animation. I own a pair of 70th Anniversaries which I bought new when they came out. The first ever serial production factory built KHorn variant with the sealed bass-bin. I like to call them an "AK5.5" model as they aren't an AK6 but have improvements over the previous open back AK5. I'd like to see Klipsch re-introduce a sealed cabinet Heresy, at least as an option for AK6, La Scala or Cornwall owners to use as their center channel. The rear porting effectively eliminates the ability of the Heresy 4 being used as a center speaker due to boundary gain/placement issues. The KHorn, Hersey and Cornwall are forever connected historically and hope Klipsch doesn't lose sight of that. The new Ojas collab speaker looks wonderful too. Keep up the good work.

Big box of turd

I'm not sure what to make of it I'm not very bright

Cool stuff, brother Jim.

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What a beautiful piece of audio history.

Great stuff! When is the next episode?

Very cool! I have Cornwalls that I bought 35 years ago and they still sound great.

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Meet Jill

Love the hand built quality craftsmanship…one of the most iconic speakers of all time.

Still got my GMX-A promedia 2.1 bought in 2004. Twenty years later they are still speaking as in their first days. Great job Klipsch. My only regret is to not have bought their dedicated stand-up feet.

Love that.....Edison, Tesla, and Paul W. Klipsch!

Excellent video series - thank you,

description and details are much appreciated. (for such presentations, please tone-back the volume and persistence of background sound track - it’s too loud and intrusive)

Enjoying every episode in this series. Many thanks Jim for sharing your vast Klipsch history knowledge.