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I thought that JEM was the place to go for Klipsch approved capacitors, and Dean for approved repairs. https://jemperformanceaudio.com/speaker-modifications The original caps on my in spring new to me 1973 Klipschorn were dry as dust and measured perfect capacitance values. Despite this, the speakers sound very quiet and quite cloudy. I bought new JEM caps and it's a night and day difference, not subtle but dramatically much better, louder, clearer, silkier and more contoured. The good outward appearance can be deceiving. -
Is that for the Heritage Jubilees or everything? I woud not have a clue on the other stuff. Indy Audio Labs, specifically Aragon was once owned by Klipsch. -
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Carver A500X, 2 channel 250 wpc equals headroom, Chorus... ✔️ -
https://www.discogs.com/release/24550439-Dream-Theater-Images-And-Words-Demos-1989-1991
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If you want to refresh the crossovers, @Deang is the only authorized person to repair/refresh certain Klispch crossovers. You an do them yourself too, and get the correct parts from Dean. Cabinets and other parts, depends on how much you want to do yourself or how far you want to go.
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This forum is not specifically a diy forum. There are other places to post your builds and be critical of Klipsch (as you are doing in a not so subtle way). And exponential horns? Really?
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Dear Klipsh fanatics I recently started building my own speakers again, especially horns. The classic W bin bass cabinet appeals to me (comes from PA disco technology). I have understood from this forum and the reviews on the internet that the bass and low reproduction of these speakers is still somewhat disappointing despite the 15 inch woofer. Now I want to build these cabinets and adjust them for two times Visaton TIW 300 high end woofers. The resonance frequency of the original La Scale 15 '' woofer is 32 hz The resonance frequency of the Visaton TIW 300 12 '' woofer is 25 hz Question has anyone ever had a real hi-fi speaker with rubber suspension in these cabinets? because the original K 33 speaker has a stiff paper suspension. In the meantime I am busy building real wood exponential horns. Here is a link and some photos. I will build the bass cabinet, which is derived from the La Scala speakers, at a later stage, hopefully with two times 12'' woofers so that I can experience more bass and low frequencies. -
By derrickdj1 · Posted
If things look good with the XO and amp, a little detox on the contact points should clean away years of oxidation and may help for only a few bucks at the local hardware store. Good Luck and enjoy.
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