What stands do you use for Heresy's?

[Schmidlapper]

I know it’s not “correct” with horns sideways but with the kenwood 11G able to run all three pair at once or and combination of. They sound great and may have a little too much bass. I’ve had to change my eq curve from normal listening levels. Cabinets are not completely finished. I will eventually build one piece grills and may redo if I gather one more set up. Then I will turn them back upright and stack them side by side two high. Lol

That’s thinking outside the speaker box.

 

[lilwing]

I have two pair. One pair of decorators sit on top of khorns. / the other pair sit on top of shorthorns. I run them with a marantz 4270.
they blow my mind.

 

[Dingman]

 

[Eminence1963]

Wow, just look at the size of those headphone replacement ear pads.

Now that's some funny stuff right there

 

[Pauln]

A cavity under the speaker will cause loss of bass and other anomalies. Heresy needs to be on the floor in the corner toed in about 45 degrees.

Original Heritage was the K-horn, La Scala, Belle, Cornwall, and Heresy. All are floor standers, but notice that the tweeter on all but the Heresy enjoys an elevation about ear level when you are sitting - but the Heresy's tweeter is lower to the floor about knee level.

The Heresy tweeter used a different tap from the autoformer in the cross over network than the rest of the Heritage to make its tweeter relatively louder in order to make up for its lower elevation when placed as intended on the floor. When put on the floor and pushed all the way into a corner toed in, the 1/8th space gain maximizes low end and minimizes first wall reflection of the direct presentation of the mids and upper sounds. Try starting this way and adjusting from there.

 

[Grenadeslio]

 

[Dr Morbius]

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Well, there’s the other way……………………………

 

[uteman1011]

I made some a while back.

 

[Gigantic]

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That’s how I did mine when they were in the living room