Klipsch Heritage User manual

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Owner's Manual

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1. READ these instructions.
2. KEEP these instructions.
3. HEED all warnings.
4. FOLLOW all instructions.
5. DO NOT use this apparatus near water.
6. CLEAN ONLY with dry cloth.
7. DO NOT block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance
with the manufacturer's instructions.
8. Do NOT install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat
registers, stoves, or other
apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
9. ONLY USE attachments/accessories specified by the
manufacturer.
1 o. USE only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified
by the manufacturer, or sold ~ith the appar~tus. ~
When a cart is used, use caut1on when mov1ng -
the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury
from tip-over.
11. REFER all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is
required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way,
such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has
been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the
apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not
operate normally, or has been dropped.
&
This symbol indicates .that th~re a~e imp~rtant operat-
ing and maintenance 1nstruct1ons m the literature
accompanying this unit.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock, do not
expose this apparatus to rain or moisture.
WARNING: No user-serviceable parts inside. Refer all servicing to
qualified service personnel.
INSPECTION
We want your new speaker system to look as good as it did
leaving the factory! Please check promptly for any transit
damage. Carefully unpack your new speaker system and verity
the components against the packing list. In extreme circum-
stances, items may have become damaged in transit. If any
damage is discovered, notify the delivery service and dealer
where the system was purchased. Make a request for
inspection, and follow their instructions for evaluation.
Be sure to keep the product's original shipping carton.
ABOUT YOUR KLIPSCH PURCHASE
Thank you for your purchase of Klipsch Heritage loudspeakers.
After reading this manual and connecting your system, you will
hear the result of over 60 years of stringent engineering and
class-leading research and development. Like all Klipsch
products, your loudspeakers feature Klipsch Horn-loaded
Technology-the guiding design for the first Klipschorn®
developed in 1946 and for every Klipsch product that has
followed. Horn-loading allows your speakers to deliver very
high sensitivity, wide dynamic range, low distortion, controlled
dispersion and flat frequency response. This translates to
unequaled power, detail and dynamics, the hallmarks of
"The Klipsch Sound." Please be sure to fill out the warranty card
at the back of this manual or online at www.klipsch.com so we
are better able to serve you. Again, thank you for choosing
Klipsch and we hope that your speakers bring life to your music
and movies for many years.
PAUL W. KLIPSCH
The Klipsch Heritage loudspeakers are the direct result of the
engineering design genius of Paul W. Klipsch. The technology
incorporated into these loudspeakers is as valid today as it
was in 1946 when Paul started Klipsch and Associates with
the launch of the Klipschorn®. The founder of our company
has been lauded as a pioneer and visionary in the audio
industry. Paul has had a remarkable career, the pinnacle of
which was his induction into the Engineering and Science Hall
of Fame in 1997. This honor puts him in such distinguished
company as Thomas Edison, George Washington Carver and
the Wright brothers, among others. Paul's life was filled with
notable distinctions, including the 1994 dedication of the
Klipsch Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at
New Mexico State University, Paul's alma mater. In 1978, Paul
was awarded the prestigious Silver Medal by the Audio
Engineering Society of America as well as being inducted into
the Audio Hall of Fame. These are but a few of the achieve-
ments of a great audio engineer and an even greater man.
Hi-Fidelity magazine said about Paul that he was, "the image
of one who pushes toward the frontier and reestablished it
wherever he arrives." The November 1986 issue of Audio
magazine sums up Paul W. Klipsch and his influence on the
industry, " ... the Klipschorn along with its designer Paul
Klipsch, are true legends in the field of high-fidelity sound.
Nothing I could write would do complete justice to its
description."
KLIPSCHORN
Paul Klipsch's design goal was to reproduce the dynamics and
excitement of a live symphony orchestra performance in
his living room. An engineering breakthrough when it was
introduced, the Klipschorn® remains one of the most highly
praised loudspeakers in the world and is the only loudspeaker
that has been in continuous production for over 60 years. The
Klipschorn is a testament to design that stands the test of
time. With extremely high sensitivity, this three-way, fully horn-
loaded loudspeaker features a folded tri-hedral bass horn that
utilizes the walls and corners of the listening room as part of
its design. This combination of attributes enables it to span
more than nine full octaves with dynamic, smooth, ultra low
distortion sound.
LA SCALA II
The La Scala was developed as a more portable Klipschorn to
serve as a public address speaker for the 1963 gubernatorial
campaign of Winthrop Rockefeller. Like the Klipschorn, it
displays extremely high sensitivity and is a fully horn-loaded,
three-way speaker featuring a shorter, two-fold bass horn that
can operate independently of listening room corners. As a
result, the La Scala's only sonic compromise as compared to
the Klipschorn is a slightly higher bass cutoff.
CORNWALL Ill
The Cornwall was introduced in 1959 as a larger full range
alternative to the Heresy as a center channel speaker in a
English

three-speaker
stereo
array.
It
provides
the
full
range
bass
response
of
the
Klipschorn
with
sensitivity
and
output
approaching
the
fully
horn-loaded
models.
Like
the
Heresy,
the
Cornwall
is
a
three-way
design
utilizing
horn-loaded
compres-
sion
drivers
for
midrange
and
treble
frequencies
and
a
direct
radiating
15-inch
woofer
for
the
low
frequencies.
HERESY
Ill
First
introduced
in
1957,
the
Heresy
started
life
as
a
compact
center
channel
speaker
for
the
Klipschorn
in
three-speaker
stereo
arrays.
The
Heresy
is
a
compact,
three-way
design
that
uses
horn-loaded
compression
drivers
for
midrange
and
treble
reproduction
and
a
direct
radiating
12-inch
woofer
for
the
low
frequencies.
UNPACKING
&
ASSEMBLY
Heresy
Ill
and
Cornwall
Ill
The
Heresy
Ill
and
Cornwall
Ill
models
are
large,
heavy
speak-
ers.
It
is
recommended
that
two
people
unpack
and
install
these
models.
Open
the
top
carton
flaps,
invert
the
carton
and
pull
it
up
and
off
of
the
speaker.
Remove
the
internal
packing
and
save
for
future
use.
Klipschorn
and
LaScala
II
The
Klipschorn
and
La
Scala
II
low
and
high
frequency
cabinets
are
shipped
in
two
separate
cartons.
These
are
large,
heavy
speakers.
Unpacking
and
setup
will
require
two
people.
The
Klipschorn
and
LaScala
II
high
and
low
frequency
cabinets
are
matched
by
serial
number
for
proper
acoustic
performance.
Please
take
care
to
match
upper
and
lower
cabinet
serial
numbers
when
assembling
these
loudspeakers.
Klipschorn
Open
the
flaps
of
the
larger
low
frequency
carton
labeled
"Open
This
End",
invert
the
carton
and
lift
it
off
of
the
speaker
cabinet
and
remove
the
inner
packing.
The
top
of
the
cabinet,
with
its
three
rubber
spacers,
should
be
facing
up
(See
Figure
1
).
Slide
the
bass
cabinet
into
the
corner
where
it
will
be
placed
for
a
test
fit
and
make
note
of
any
obstructions
that
interfere
with
a
tight
fit.
Remove
the
cabinet
from
the
corner
to
install
the
high
frequency
cabinet.
Position
the
speaker
near,
but
not
tight
into,
the
corner
and
remove
the
low
frequency
grille
(two
wing
nuts)
on
the
input
panel
side
of
the
cabinet
and
set
aside
until
the
connection
process
is
complete.
1
2
Open
the top
flaps
of
the
smaller
high
frequency
carton
marked
"Open
This
End"
and
remove
the
packing
pad.
Lift
the
high
frequency
cabinet
out
of
the
carton
and
set
it
on
top
of
the
low
frequency
cabinet.
Align
the
three
rubber
bumpers
on
the top
of
the
low
frequency
cabinet
with
the
three
recesses
on
the
underside
of
the
high
frequency
cabinet.
Thread
the
high
and
mid
frequency
driver
leads
in
the
upper
cabinet
through
the
hole
in
the
cabinet's
lower
panel.
Connect
the
Green
(+)tagged
pair
of
wires
to
the
pair
of
binding
posts
labeled
"Tweeter
Out."
Take
care
to
match
the
Red
(+)
and
Black(-)
binding
posts
with
the
Green
(+)
and
Black(-)
sleeves
on
the
ends
of
these
wires.
Follow
this
same
proce-
dure
to
connect
the
Yellow
tagged
pair
of
wires
to
the
pair
of
binding
posts
labeled
"Mid
Out."
(See
Figure
5.)
La
Scala
II
Open
the
flaps
of
the
larger
low
frequency
carton
labeled
"Open
This
End."
Invert
the
carton,
lift
it
off
of
the
speaker
cabinet
and
remove
the
inner
packing.
The
top
of
the
cabinet,
with
its
three
rubber
spacers,
should
be
facing
up
(See
Figure
2).
For
the
La
Scala
II
high
frequency
cabinet,
open
the top
flaps
of
the
smaller
carton
marked
"Open
This
End,"
and
remove
the
inner
packing
pad.
The
bottom
of
the
cabinet
should
be
facing
up
with
the
low
frequency
connection
cable
attached
to
it.
Free
this
cable,
invert
the
carton
and
lift
it
off
the
cabinet.
With
assistance,
lift
the
high
frequency
cabinet
off
the
floor
and
place
it
on
top
of
the
low
frequency
cabinet
while
placing
the
low
frequency
cable
toward
the
rear
and
out
the
gap
between
the
cabinets.
Align
the
recesses
on
the
bottom
surface
of
the
high
frequency
cabinet
with
the
rubber
bumpers
on
the
top
of
the
low
frequency
cabinet.
Connect
the
low
frequency
cable
to
the
two
screw
barrier
strip
on
the
rear
of
the
low
frequency
cabinet.
Be
sure
to
observe
proper
polarity
by
connecting
the
wire
with
the
Red
Indicator
to
the
terminal
with
the
Red
mark-
ing
and
the
wire
with
the
Black
indicator
to
the
other
terminal.
PLACEMENT
Your
Klipsch
Heritage
loudspeakers
will
perform
well
in
a
variety
of
locations
but
best
results
will
be
achieved
using
the
following
general
guidelines:
•
All:
Place
on
a
common
wall
6
to
15
feet
apart.
•
La
Scala,
Cornwall,
Heresy:
Position
them
equidistant
from
the
wall
behind
the
speakers.
•
Heresy:
Equidistant
height
above
the
floor
with
the
high
frequency
drivers
at
seated
ear
height
if
wall
or
cabinet
mounted.

2
• All: Angle speakers toward the listener and even with or
forward of any adjacent obstructions.
• La Scala, Cornwall, Heresy: Placing them near a corner or
wall provides the greatest amount of bass while moving the
speakers away from room boundaries reduces bass energy.
• All: Asymmetrical placement of a pair of speakers from
adjacent side walls can smooth room-induced bass
unevenness.
• Experiment with the above guidelines to suit your taste and
to compensate for your room's acoustic characteristics.
Klipschorn
Klipschorn speakers typically perform best when positioned in
the corners on the long wall of a rectangular room. If the room
is very narrow and long with corners farther apart than 18 to
20 feet, the stereo image may not be optimal. A room with a
length to width ratio of 1.00 to .618 is preferred. In addition,
Klipschorn loudspeakers seem to benefit from ceiling heights
no lower than 8.5 feet. The Klipschorn requires corner place-
ment because the walls of the room serve to complete the
speaker's low frequency horn. To achieve full low frequency
extension, the Klipschorn should fit tightly in a corner without
baseboard or trim interference and the wall surfaces should
extend at least 25 inches beyond the side grilles.
False Corners
If proper corners are not available in your listening room, false
corners can be constructed to yield bass performance similar
to a full corner and also allow for some adjustment of toe-in if
desired. Start with a 2' x 4' framework as shown in Figure 3.
Klipsch recommends using standard 4 foot wide sheets of
3/4" plywood securely glued and nailed to the framework. The
backside may be covered with a thinner material such as
3
3/16" masonite or 1 /2" plywood. Paint to match wall color, or
finish with a laminate or other material. (See Figure 3.) In the
case of very wide spacing, a false corner can be employed on
one of the Klipschorns to reduce the distance between speak-
ers. Another solution to widely spaced Klipschorn loudspeakers
in an audio only system is the addition of a center speaker
such as the La Scala to create a three-speaker stereo array.
Please contact Klipsch Technical Support at 1-800-554-7724
for connection details.
La Scala II
The La Scala II features a self-contained, front-firing, folded
bass horn to permit placement out of the corner if required.
However, because this model has less bass extension than the
Klipschorn, the low-frequency acoustic reinforcement of corner
placement may be optimal. The La Scala also offers full flexi-
bility with regard to the amount of toe-in for the desired stereo
image. Deep bass performance may also be augmented with a
high performance Klipsch subwoofer.
Cornwall Ill
The Cornwall Ill offers the placement and toe-in flexibility of
the La Scala with low frequency extension similar to the
Klipschorn at a reduced output capability. As with the La Scala
and Heresy, corner positioning yields the greatest amount of
bass output while placements out of the corner or away from
rear walls will yield less bass. Since room acoustics and
personal taste vary we recommend experimenting with several
locations to fine tune the speaker's performance. Self -stick
rubber pads are supplied for attachment to the bottom of the
riser for use on hard floors.
Heresy Ill
The Heresy Ill offers the greatest degree of placement flexibili-
ty of all of the Heritage models due to its relatively compact
size. It delivers the same basic frequency range as the La
Scala but at more modest output levels. Corner, floor place-
ment will deliver the highest degree of low bass reinforcement
and the slant riser base helps to compensate for the Heresy's
short stature. This riser may be removed for shelf or cabinet
placement. Self -stick rubber pads are supplied for attachment
to the bottom of the cabinet to prevent scratching of shelves
and hard surfaces.

CONNECTING
YOUR
LOUDSPEAKER
Caution:
Turn
your
amplifier
off
before
making
any
connections!
(See
Figure
4.)
•
Your
loudspeakers
are
equipped
with
positive
(Red)
and
negative
(Black)
connection
terminals,
on
the
rear
or
side
of
the
cabinet.
These
correspond
to
the
positive
and
negative
terminals
on
the
appropriate
channel
(left,
right,
etc.)
of
your
amplifier
and
will
accomodate
bare
wire,
spade
lugs
or
banana
plugs
(See
Figure
4).
•
All
speakers
in
your
system
must
be
connected
in
phase
with
the
positive
speaker
terminal
connected
to
the
positive
amplifier
terminal.
Repeat
this
for
the
negative
speaker
and
amplifier
terminals.
Most
speaker
wire
has
distinguishing
markings
on
the
insulation
of
one
of
the
conductors
to
assist
in
correct
hookup.
•
Use
16-gauge
(AWG),
two
conductor,
copper
wire
at
a
minimum
and
larger
gauge
wire
for
longer
runs.
The
connection
terminals
on
your
loudspeaker
will
accommo
date
bare
wire,
spade
terminals
or
banana
type
plugs.
•
Caution:
With
all
connection
types
take
care
that
there
is
no
contact
between
the
positive
and
negative
terminals
at
the
speaker
and
amplifier.
Damage
to
your
equipment
may
result!
(See
Figure
4.)
Klipschorn:
Connections
are
found
on
the
input
panel
on
the
side
of
the
low
frequency
cabinet.
Two
of
the
four
pairs
of
binding
posts
are
used
to
connect
the
speaker
cables
coming
from
your
amplifier.
They
are
labeled
"HF
IN"
+
and-/
"LF
IN"
+ and-.
Both
red
(+)
and
both
black(-)
posts
are
connected
with
wire
jumpers.
Leave
these
jumpers
in
place
for
conven-
tional
single
wire
connection
and
use
either
pair
of
posts.
Remove
these
jumpers
for
optional
bi-wire
connection.
(See
Figure
5.)
Replace
the
side
grille,
removed
earlier
after
com-
pleting
all
connections.
Take
care
to
route
the
speaker
cable
through
the
notch
in
the
lower,
rear
corner
of
the
grille
as
the
speaker
is
slid
into
the
corner.
If
the
speaker
cable
comes
from
the
side
opposite
the
input
panel,
route
it
through
the
notch
in
that
grille
then
in
front
of
the
tail
board
and
onto
the
input
panel.
Do
not
connect
your
amplifier
directly
to
the
midrange
or
tweeter
driver
leads
or
to
the
posts
labeled
"Mid
Out"
or
"HF
Out"
as
you
may
damage
the
speaker.
La
Scala
II:
The
two
pairs
of
binding
posts
located
on
the
rear
of
the
loudspeaker
are
used
to
connect
the
speaker
cables
coming
from
your
amplifier.
These
binding
posts
are
labeled
"HF
IN"
+
and-/
"LF
IN"
+ and-."
Both
red
(+)
and
black(-)
posts
connected
with
wire
jumpers.
Leave
these
jumpers
in
place
for
conventional
single
wire
connection
and
use
either
pair
of
posts.
Remove
these
jumpers
for
bi-wire
connection.
(See
Figure
5.)
Cornwall
Ill
and
Heresy
Ill:
The
two
pairs
of
binding
posts
located
on
the
rear
of
the
loudspeaker
and
are
used
to
connect
the
speaker
cables
coming
from
your
amplifier.
These
binding
posts
are
labeled
"HF+",
"HF-",
"LF+"
and
"LF-"
and
have
both
red
(+)
and
black(-)
posts
connected
with
metal
straps.
Leave
these
straps
in
place
for
conventional
single
wire
connection
and
use
either
pair
of
posts.
Remove
these
straps
for
bi-wire
connection
(See
Figure
4).
4
WARRANTY-U.S.
AND
CANADA
ONLY
The
Warranty
below
is
valid
only
for
sales
to
consumers
in
the
United
States
or
Canada.
KLIPSCH,
L.L.C.
C'KLIPSCH")
warrants
this
product
to
be
free
from
defects
in
materials
and
workmanship
(subject
to
the
terms
set
forth
below)
for
a
period
of
five
(5)
years
from
the
date
of
purchase.
During
the
Warranty
period,
KLIPSCH
will
repair
or
replace
(at
KLIPSCH's
option)
this
product
or
any
defective
parts
(excluding
electronics
and
amplifiers).
For
prod-
ucts
that
have
electronics
or
amplifiers,
the
Warranty
on
those
parts
is
for
a
period
of
two
(2)
years
from
the
date
of
pur-
chase.
To
obtain
Warranty
service,
please
contact
the
KLIPSCH
authorized
dealer
from
which
you
purchased
this
product.
If
your
dealer
is
not
equipped
to
perform
the
repair
of
your
KLIP-
SCH
product,
it
can
be
returned,
freight
paid,
to
KLIPSCH
for
repair.
Please
call
KLIPSCH
at
1-800-KLIPSCH
for
instructions.
You
will
need
to
ship
this
product
in
either
its
original
packag-
ing
or
packaging
affording
an
equal
degree
of
protection.
Proof
of
purchase
in
the
form
of
a
bill
of
sale
or
receipted
invoice,
which
is
evidence
that
this
product
is
within
the
Warranty
period,
must
be
presented
or
included
to
obtain
Warranty
service.
This
Warranty
is
invalid
if
(a)
the
factory-applied
serial
number
has
been
altered
or
removed
from
this
product
or
(b)
this
product
was
not
purchased
from
a
KLIPSCH
authorized
dealer.
You
may
call
1-800-KLIPSCH
to
confirm
that
you
have
an
unaltered
serial
number
and/or
you
purchased
from
a
KLIPSCH
authorized
dealer.
This
Warranty
is
only
valid
for
the
original
purchaser
and
will
automatically
terminate
prior
to
expiration
if
this
product
is
sold
or
otherwise
transferred
to
another
party.
This
Warranty
does
not
cover
cosmetic
damage
or
damage
due
to
misuse,
abuse,
negligence,
acts
of
God,
accident,
com-
mercial
use
or
modification
of,
or
to
any
part
of,
the
product.
This
Warranty
does
not
cover
damage
due
to
improper
opera-
tion,
maintenance
or
installation,
or
attempted
repair
by
any-
one
other
than
KLIPSCH
or
a
KLIPSCH
dealer
which
is
author-
ized
to
do
KLIPSCH
warranty
work.
Any
unauthorized
repairs
will
void
this
Warranty.
This
Warranty
does
not
cover
product
sold
AS
IS
or
WITH
ALL
FAULTS.
REPAIRS
OR
REPLACEMENTS
AS
PROVIDED
UNDER
THIS
WARRANTY
ARE
THE
EXCLUSIVE
REMEDY
OF
THE
CON-
SUMER.
KLIPSCH
SHALL
NOT
BE
LIABLE
FOR
ANY
INCIDEN-
TAL
OR
CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES
FOR
BREACH
OF
ANY
EXPRESS
OR
IMPLIED
WARRANTY
ON
THIS
PRODUCT.
EXCEPT
TO
THE
EXTENT
PROHIBITED
BY
LAW,
THIS
WARRANTY
IS
EXCLUSIVE
AND
IN
LIEU
OF
ALL
OTHER
EXPRESS
AND
IMPLIED
WARRANTIES
WHATSOEVER,
INCLUDING
BUT
NOT
LIMITED
TO,
THE
WARRANTY
OF
MERCHANTABILITY
AND
FIT-
NESS
FOR
A
PRACTICAL
PURPOSE.

Some
states
do
not
allow
the
exclusion
or
limitation
of
incidental
or
consequential
damages
or
implied
warranties
so
the
above
exclusions
may
not
apply
to
you.
This
Warranty
gives
you
specific
legal
rights,
and
you
may
have
other
rights,
which
vary
from
state
to
state.
WARRANTY
OUTSIDE
THE
UNITED
STATES
AND
CANADA
The
Warranty
on
this
product
if
it
is
sold
to
a
consumer
outside
of
the
United
States
or
Canada
shall
comply
with
applicable
law
and
shall
be
the
sole
responsibility
of
the
distributor
that
supplied
this
product.
To
obtain
any
applicable
warranty
service,
please
contact
the
dealer
from
which
you
purchased
this
product,
or
the
distributor
that
supplied
this
product.
5

FIGURE 4
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L
0
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FIGURE
5
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Panel
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to
+ &
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HF
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Remove
Jumpers
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OUT
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OUT
Klipschorn
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La
Scala
Input
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IN
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IN
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1
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Woodview
Trace,
Suite
200
Indianapolis,
Indiana
46268
USA
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•www.klipsch.com
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Cabinet
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