K-Horn

[janikphoto]

Professional K-horns Klipsch TSCM Speakers $1199

http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/ele/5156242853.html

 

[totem]

My guess is he is not a photographer by trade.

 

[janikphoto]

Well, they definitely aren't $1200 pictures. But, the speakers are pretty sweet!

 

[jberger]

And with those side wings, it looks like they don't need to be in a corner.

 

[Stephen J]

Them ain't K-Horns



They were made by Klipsch but for theaters ...:yes:

 

[Wes_in_VA]

They were made by Klipsch but for theaters ...:yes:

Any input on the sound for hifi use? They sure do look cool.
Are they like Klipsch's version of an Altec A-7? Kinda look it.

 

[Sam Cogley]

Look a bit like a K-horn bass bin with built-in walls, and a LaScala HF section on top.

 

[Coytee]

Read the title. He says they are TSCM's which as I understand, is essentially the pro version of the Khorn.

Have enclosed backs so they're not so corner dependent (though I would imagine a good corner would still be beneficial)

The pictures do kinda stink. The tweeter & midrange look like they're bolted on top of a motorboard. I have no idea what the real TSCM looks like so I'm in no position to argue either way.

Klipsch always made (makes?) their speakers with high fidelity in mind (direct quote out of Jim Hunters mouth to my ears)

There are a couple guys on the K-forum that have at least a pair. I'm thinking there is one guy who's got several pair in a HT setup.

If you can deal with something so large, it looks like a great deal (especially if they're all working)

 

[janikphoto]

Build a weatherproof enclosure and put them in the back yard!!!