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I have an 83 and a 105. Love them both. Probably going to get the latest version too. I haven't had any issues and I think their products are quality. -
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As you pump more watts into the Khorn drivers, at some point (usually extremely loud - above 105 dB), the voice coils begin to heat up and change their resistance. This is probably what you're hearing: the AA/4500 crossovers beginning to react to that changed driver resistance. If the design of the Crites crossover is different than the stock Khorn crossover, they will sound a little different when the drivers are hot (and any resistors in the crossover networks). Additionally, if you're using an amplifier with high output impedance (...and we all know what kind that is...) then the increased woofer resistance will translate into further reduced bass SPL, usually near the K-33 impedance peak (about 30-45 Hz). If the midrange driver voice coils heat up, the midrange will also reduce the output at 1-5 kHz. When you allow the voice coils to cool a bit, everything will go back to normal...except if you melt the voice coil adhesives in any of the drivers. But this only happens when you're running everything at or near 110-120 dB at one metre. Chris -
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Glad someone got these. Too far a drive for me. Been thinking about it all day.
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I just bought the P38s in natural a couple months ago. So these won't match, but that price was just too good. I might put them in the bedroom instead. I know I will love 'em and I am glad Matt will be able to get his KLFs. Wait! Yeah, that's the reason I got them... to help help out a fellow Klipscher. Yes, it all makes sense now. -
I have a pair of Danley TH112 subs that work incredible with these . -
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