I love your house - it looks like a Craftsman bungalow. I have always wanted a house like that - my roots are Memphis and I have been in a few of them.
If so, what have you got underneath the piano?
Dang dude, you got the GOOD stuff driving those babies!
The piano is the next restore project, completely cleaning/readjusting the action, replacing the hammers and shanks, and installing new keytops.
Forrest
Cardboard is under the piano legs at present - I didn't want to score the floor.
...But you still need a decent TV over that fireplace mate, lol...
Once you've experienced the horn loaded bass response Klipschorns provide it becomes, I think, the standard by which you judge all other bass response.
Tell ya what... I have a 100 watt per channel solid state Harman Kardon amp that I use at my church... gonna bring that sucker home and see what it brings.
Love the Patricians... I love all the big speakers from the "Golden Age"... One thing though, I noticed a yellow dot in at least two pictures. One was on the right Klipschorn and the other was on the right Patrician. Was this just something caused by your camera, or did you forget to take off all the GW/thrift price stickers?Klipschorns, with the proper placement (most important) and the right equipment (tubes, or high quality solid state), are amazing speakers.
Honestly, the Khorns with the ALK crossover are a better sound (to these old ears) than the Patricians, but that's like saying the Corvette is better than the Viper... both are exceedingly fine.
Once you've experienced the horn loaded bass response Klipschorns provide it becomes, I think, the standard by which you judge all other bass response.
The Patricians are WAY easier to place and have sound good. Khorns are fussy, but when the conditions are correct... WOWZA.
Forrest
One could get just insanely jealous seeing these kinds of threads lol!
