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By Dale Stevens · Posted
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^company man. It is just a wood cabinet of specific dimensions/design. No one can build one except employees at klipsch in hope arkansas? whaddyatalkinbout. -
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By chronometers · Posted
Hi all....Just received a black pair of LS from 1997 with AL-3 crossovers long distance (250 miles away). These were ex-theater speakers reportedly. Lesson learned, don't buy remotely. At least they were on eBay so I have recourse (send back or he covers making them right). Seller said speakers worked but failed to tell me not all components worked. Two tweeters and one squawker show no continuity (blown). Where can I get replacement drivers and/or diaphragms? Should I replace both mid-range units to have "matched set" or is this not realistic/ necessary? Do I have to replace entire units or can I indeed swap in the inner diaphragms? How much should I allocate costwise for replacement of these components (seller will reimburse). One cabinet shows separation around back edge and top of bass housing (next to xover). A friend of mind who is a woodworker said it has just separated at seam and that careful wood gluing and clamps will fix it. I will allocate freetime to this repair. Does seam separation occur in LS? Other then above issues, they seem well constructed and have grill covers. I had an early pair of K-horns (from 1950s and mid-1960s in the 1980s....one bought for mono system then 2nd added for stereo....PWK personally upgraded the pair in the 1960s) and really enjoyed them. Hoping to get these LSs up and running. -
Score! Picked up 4 tickets for Keb Mo' just down the road a bit from in August. Great seats and I'm stoked for a road trip. This song pretty much sums things up for all of us old curmudgeon's. Check it out! lol -
there is no such thing , none of the DIY Jube clones reflect the klipsch design , these clones were basically a khorn clone with jube dimensions + 12 inch woofers , and we all know how bad khorn clones can be -
i would like to purchase these ASAP the k61 please contact me
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