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In Reply to: RE: Klipsch Jubilee posted by deafbykhorns on July 11, 2023 at 16:13:56

Funny, my fish signature is a Bonefish and the only place they are found in the continental U.S. is Florida. It's a Saltwater fish that likes warm water.
I use the complete Oris Orphean System, which includes the 'M5' Passive crossovers for the Mid range and Tweeter both contained in one BMS Driver. I use an Active crossover for the Khorn Bass Bin and Horn, that is built into the Hypex Bass Amps.
I have never heard Volti, but am very much aware of the history of Volti... I remember when Greg of Volti got onto the Klipsch forum.. He started refinishing Khorns... He was mostly a woodworker back in those days and did a great job refurbishing cabinets.
What I would do if I were you, is get onto the Oris Forum and they will provide you with a lot of answers to your questions and provide you with a lot of plots of the Orphean System... If you asked on the forum if anyone had an Orphean System in Florida that they would be willing to audition, I'm betting you would have a good chance of getting to hear them.. The forum is : http://forum.bd-design.nl/
You'll have to register and get approved to post on the forum. The forum is actively monitored by the Owner of Oris Bert Doppenberg - He will most likely respond to all your questions.... they are located in the Netherlands.

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RE: Klipsch Jubilee - deafbykhorns 18:39:02 07/12/23 (0)
Just got a plot sent to me from Bert.
They look pretty darn good on paper, i'll join the forum. I really don't want to go down another rabbit hole without hearing them.
Lol, I don't see much of those fish up in N. Fla but I've been an offshore guy all my life... It does resemble some cold water fish I've seen. You must of vacationed the keys in the backwaters. I'm addicted to a 50wide ripping out line...-
See you in the oris forum
RE: Klipsch Jubilee - deafbykhorns 04:42:07 07/12/23 (5)
Just got a plot sent to me from Bert.
They look pretty darn good on paper, i'll join the forum. I really don't want to go down another rabbit hole without hearing them.
Lol, I don't see much of those fish up in N. Fla but I've been an offshore guy all my life... It does resemble some cold water fish I've seen. You must of vacationed the keys in the backwaters. I'm addicted to a 50wide ripping out line...-
See you in the oris forum
- RE: Klipsch Jubilee - Cut-Throat 04:52:22 07/12/23 (4)
  Yes, Bonefish don't swim much north than Ft. Lauderdale... I spent winters in South Florida before it got too crowded... And during Covid... Spent 2021-2022 in downtown Miami and the keys and fished Bonefish in Biscayne Bay... Also fish tarpon in the shallows in North Florida, Everglades and the Keys. I have hooked a few big ones 150 lb.s to over 200 lbs. on my fly rod. The below picture was a Tarpon my friend got just south of Tallahassee in the shallows this past May.
  I had Altec Horns on top of my Khorns for about 5 years, but the Orpheans were much, much better... I don't think about speakers anymore.
  Should be someone in South Florida with a pair of Orphean Horns running...If you're ever in Minneapolis Area, I will give you an Audition... Plane tickets are fairly cheap , considering the cost of high end Audio.
  
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  - RE: Klipsch Jubilee - deafbykhorns 11:34:06 07/12/23 (3)
    I have family in Buffalo but that's another 14 hrs to Minn. but I could always catch a puddle jumper. We get those tarpon up here in late spring and fall, fun to catch. But catching a Cobia on a knuckle buster is equally exciting.
    I went 20 yrs without thinking about my Khorns until the forums came along.
    Retiring next year so going to build a few more tube amps.
    - RE: Klipsch Jubilee - Cut-Throat 11:59:22 07/12/23 (2)
      Yes, in this day and age you don't want to think about driving to Minnesota.... I did it in May -- Tallahassee to Minneapolis, But I'm retired and I helped my friend get his vehicle back to Minneapolis. And we decided to go Tarpon Fishing in the Florida Panhandle. So the drive was a last minute idea and I extended my Trip. He spends the winter at his place on the gulf coast in Mississippi and drives down every fall.... I usually drive down with him and Fish in Louisiana for a week and fly home. BTW- Cobia may be my finest eating fish.. Never caught one, but I've casted at a few.
      
      Where in Florida do you live.... I've lived in Jacksonville, Ocala and Tallahassee and Spent Winters in Amelia Island, Cape Coral, Naples, Miami and Islamorada... I winter Internationally now.
      - RE: Klipsch Jubilee - deafbykhorns 12:23:02 07/12/23 (1)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Klipsch Jubilee posted by Cut-Throat on July 12, 2023 at 11:59:22
        
        I live in Jacksonville near the Mayo Clinic.
        Boat is in the back yard on a lift, ready to go at any time.
        We have snapper opening up this weekend. Right now, Cobia are on the wrecks and big shark. We have a lot of fishing pressure up here now so I go out 50-60 miles to fish these days.
        
        RE: Klipsch Jubilee - Cut-Throat 07:25:42 07/13/23 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Klipsch Jubilee posted by deafbykhorns on July 12, 2023 at 12:23:02
        
        I lived just off the St. Johns river and Blanding Blvd back in 72-73. I was in the Navy and Stationed at Cecil Field.

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