love this thing!!

joeinid said:
Steve,

That's wonderful. I know once you hear the right combo, a special bond exists. I can tell you love it. I can't wait to hear your system when it all comes together.
Click to expand...
yes joe once i get and build those cornscalas, i think ill be happy for awhile(couple months)
but this integrated is my future purchase at some point. if i could muster up the money for this and the h3000 phonostage, i think id be in heaven.

dlb2 said:
I love the simplicity of an integrated done right. Pics or it didn't happen! Where's the instamatic? I had the whole 300b thing locked in a box and buried in the back yard and now you start this again. So will you be putting the Cary's up for sale or is it too soon to tell?


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Click to expand...
i think my veneres for being so good and so inexpensive are keepers. and i will probably keep the symmetry of the cary/sf that i have going now, it sounds so good right now with the baby allnic in. but i think the integrated may be an addition to run with the cornscalas. or if i decide to go with something different like the Mad monitors or others ive been shopping for. so im liking this 300b setup so much i want 2 different ones.lmao!!
but who knows what the future will bring :D
 
MDP said:
Ok Steve, Indulge my ignorance , what exactly are Cornscalas ?
Click to expand...
hahaha!!! joe the avid speaker shopper showed me these, and since im into woodworking, building them would be something id like to try, and i can finish them with whatever i like.
the best of corwalls and scalas all in one speaker, there are like 4 different kinds
if you like the klipsch sound, you will love these.
Cornscala Style C | Critesspeakers.com
csstylec2_med.jpeg
 
As Joe knows, I love the Klipsch sound !! I used to have a pair of Klipsch Forte' speakers, and I just loved them.
 
Awesome Steve,

I want to get a pair when you have yours done. I may start with the 2 way version first. Can't wait to see/hear yours.
 
If you are going to build the Cornscalas give some thought to adjustability for the tweeter and mid/horn. A buddy of mine got a pair a month or so ago and had to dampen them down a bit to make them blend with that big 15" woofer. Plenty of bass, for sure. He's driving them with an 8 watt SET.
 
I'm reading that the ALK crossover works wonders on Bob's Cornscala speakers.
 
joeinid said:
Awesome Steve,

I want to get a pair when you have yours done. I may start with the 2 way version first. Can't wait to see/hear yours.
Click to expand...
yea joe when i get closer i will talk with you about that crossover. i want it right , out of the gate. and you are welcome to hear any of my stuff anytime. maybe when you get that caddy-v you can be here in no time.lmao!!!!
but we will talk a bit about these cornscalas before i buy anything. i figure what do i have to lose. under $2k, i can either paint or veneer them, depending on how i feel when i get them. they are super efficient, and ive always like that klipsch sound like mark said.
its a win win. lol.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top