[quote user="colterphoto1"] GUYS- would you please check the list on Page 1 and confirm if you are coming and when you are arriving in Indy? [/quote] Mike, I doubt I will make it over to Klipsch HQ on Friday because, well, I'll be at work. However if Roger is having everyone over at his place again that evening I will probably make that. Saturday I will be available to help set up and hang out, as early as necessary, but I will likely abscond in the early afternoon (1-2ish) to prepare

[quote user="colterphoto1"]RR engine plant is not far from here either. Everything close by in Indy. In about 30 -45 minutes you can get anywhere. If you look at I465 like a clock, I'm inside the loop at 2:00, airport is outside loop at 8:00, RR is inside the loop at 8:00 [/quote] Yup...my Dad works at RR - Old Allison Plant 5, it and Plant 8 are off Raymond Street. Convieniently you can get on and off 456 using the old Airport Expressway there on the west side (it "turns into"

Not another bow out...but FWIW, I have a High School reunion on the Saturday of this shindig around 5pm so I can partake Friday and Sunday and possibly Saturday morning but will likely go to the reunion on Saturday night and miss the concert that night...

Count me in on this! Let me know how I can help with anything

[quote user="CECAA850"] I can only imagine how good they would sound if I gave them a decent signal. [/quote] Pretty freakin' great actually ... If I lived somewhere where I couldn't use a full blown stereo system, the combination I described above would be the definite fallback position... The analogy of it being like having 10-large worth of stereo equipment attached to your head was rather apt...

I too had a pretty awesome experience with my C3's just last night. Typically I use my C3's at work, but unfortunately I only have the mini line out on my laptop to connect too, and the sound quality of the OEM sound card is really pretty atrocious. Anyway I was reading some literature on my old Aragon 18k preamp that suggested that the pre out was capable of running headphones without any further amplification necessary. So I piped the USB DAC off my main 2CH system's audio server into

I can testify to the quality of Acurus HT amps as well. I have a 200FIVE (aka A200x5), which I'm running with a monster Sunfire TGP-5. Right now I'm using it with a pair of ICON WF-35's, an ICON WC-24 center, and a pair of Reference RS-62's as rear surrounds. I would also like to find an A200x2 so I could run the side channels of the TGP-5 using the balance of my ICON gear the WS-24's, with the same sound signature at some point. In any case my particular 200FIVE was originally

Whoa...that's pretty intense. I'd like to see the military hardware that guy has. Anyway, count me in if some kind of speaker party materializes...sounds like a lot of fun.

The answer is that Telligent, the Community Server software vendor, removed the view tabulation feature from the software. In fact I had to hack it back in, but the hack, which Telligent's support personnel recommended, didn't work. This is why you see zeros on most of the thread views. Telligent claimed that it would work following a service pack upgrade that was never released (which is why I left it in, though it was dysfunctional). Since then a new major version of the Community Server

Hi Larry, I recieved your email about this issue. For the chain "link to" feature in the TinyMCE editor to work you must first highlight the text you want to become the link in your post and then click the chain icon to specify the URL. If you are doing this and it is still causing you trouble you need to wait for or send an email to Webmaster (webmaster [at] klipsch.com) to get technical help with the forum. Since I no longer work for Klipsch I am not an admin and I have no way of inspecting