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By Silverfoxvtx1800 · Posted
I have a pair of Fortes I bought new in 1988, they are in oak and have a couple little scratches on the bottom. They are perfect other wise, I did the Crites Gold crossovers and tweeter diaphragms, also stock crossovers are with the deal. I need a local buyer in Washington state the Pacific Northwest.Asking $1400… Having a hard time putting in pics, email me for pictures… -
I know its a dead thread, but you seem to have the crossover issue dialed pretty good here. I got a cap set to update my -85 era Kg4, and they look a lot different to me. compared to what you are finding in yours. I think they are factory but kind of wondering what to do here. Using the JEM capacitor kit. IMG_2080.HEIC -
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