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The following information came from www.klipschcorner.com, which I think is gone now. The information on that site came from Jim Hunter and the historical archives which he maintains. In January 1968, the K-33-P (CTS Paducah KY) was adopted. In 1975, Klipsch transitioned to the K-33-B (CTS Brownsville TX) From 1975-1979, the K-33-E (Eminence), and the K-33-B (Brownsville) were used interchangeably. Here's a good way to compare. CW1526c (Crites Woofer, Cast) K-33-E/B (Klipsch Square Magnet) K-33-E (Klipsch Round Magnet) Fs = 26.3Hz Fs = 27.0Hz Fs = 34.46Hz Re = 3.36 ohms Re = 3.5 ohms Re = 3.39 ohms Vas = 506.3 Liters Vas = 343 liters Vas = 301.7 liters BL = 12.49 BL = 9.8 T*m BL = 11.93 Tm Qms = 9.93 Qms = 8.5 Qms = 7.39 Qes = 0.27 Qes = 0.68 Qes = 0.41 Qts = 0.26 Qts = 0.633 Qts = 0.388 Mms = 75.5 g Mms = 106 g Mms = 79.47 g Xmax = 7.15 mm Xmax = 6.67 mm Xmax = 8.2 mm Cms = 0.486 mm/N Cms = 0.305 mm/N Cms = 0.268 mm/N ? Sd = 890 cm² (13.5" diameter) Sd = 889.6 sq.cm I was told Klipsch stayed with the K-33-E with the higher Fs because they made a change in the back chamber to accommodate it. By the time Eminence got the round magnet version to work right with the original, lower Fs -- Klipsch no longer needed it since they had dealt with the problem on their end, and weren't interested in reverting back.
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No problem. To get rid of EMI, just put some green dots on the component you wish to protect. Results are not guaranteed. -
I got this from Eminence around 2002-2003. This is the part # from Eminence, the makers of the speaker. SPEC 15162 PART # K-33 RE OHMS 3.39 FS HZ 34.46 LE MH .96 MMS GMS 78.59 QM 7.39 CMS mm/N .2714 QE .410 RMS NS/M 2.3037 QT .390 VAS LTRS 301.66 XMAX MM 8.20 SD SCM 889.59 BL TM 11.88 EBP 84.4 EFF % 2.91 SPL dB 96.6 Wattage 150rms -
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