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Last updated v.2.1 - Feb 14, 2016 - 2:53PM EST This is a database of klipsch driver Thiele/Small specifications for use in WinISD. As of this post, the current attached zip file contains the following .wdr files. You can also click on the driver link to display the T/S specs for each driver. Klipsch K-8-K.wdr Klipsch K-1089-AV.wdr Added in v.2.1 Klipsch K-22-E.wdr Klipsch K-22-K.wdr Klipsch K-23-K.wdr Klipsch K-24-K.wdr Klipsch K-25-K.wdr Klipsch K-28-E.wdr Klipsch K-31-E.wdr Klipsch K-33-E-round.wdr Klipsch K-33-E-square.wdr Klipsch K-34-E.wdr Klipsch K-41-K.wdr Klipsch K-42-KP.wdr Klipsch K-43-K.wdr Klipsch K-47-KP.wdr If you have the TS specifications on any of the Klipsch woofers, please share them here. I will be updating a WinISD database and attaching it to this post. I will also be editing this post to include pointers to pages much like the Klipsch Crossovers thread. Please keep new posts related to this thread topic. Unzip the included files into your "This PC > Documents > WinISD > drivers" folder to use them in WinISD PS: I have also included my collection of Dayton Audio drivers in the Dayton Drivers file below. It goes in the same place as the Klipsch files. Dayton Drivers.zip Klipsch WinISD Driver Database v2.1.zip

In my travels i came across Foam Factory which has a ton of acoustical foam. A lot of looks to be fairly priced. For instance these foam wedges: http://www.foambymail.com/MIW/monitor-isolation-wedge.html I bought the auralex versions of these and spent like 4X the cost. I know a lot in here like doing foam shtuff so i hope this helps!! I haven't bought anything from here so i can't speak from first hand experience but it looks legit to me.

From CL posting: Pair of Klipsch KP-301 3 Way speakers Loaded with 15" woofer, mid horn and tweeter. Bright and clear sound with tight bass. The woofers are 15" McCauley drivers that sound fantastic. Fitted with wheels for easy transport. Very good condition. $299 for the pair We buy good used, PA, DJ, studio and lighting equipment. We Repair Pro Audio Gear. Be sure to visit our website for our complete list of used equipment and sign up for our newsletter." 205-595-4530 (tomssound dot com) Birmingham http://bham.craigslist.org/msd/4452312712.html No affiliation.

Vintage Eighties model with huge sound stage and clarity. Must hear to believe, heavy oak veneer cabinets and grilles intact. Minor dings and scratches that come with age, they need very little TLC. Speakers/horns and passive radiators are MINT! The serial numbers are sequential. 88254057 & 8824058. Call Bobby: 404-786-3339 http://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/ele/4449646384.html No affiliation.

From CL posting: I never thought I would do this, but after refurbishing a pair quad 57, I've decided to sell my much beloved cornwalls. These might be the best sounding cornwalls on the planet. These are the rare vertical horn cornwalls with crites cast frame woofer upgrade, ct 125 tweeter upgrade, and reworked crossover. The previous owner also added some dampening around the mid quawker and a little bracing as well. All cabling was upgraded along with the binding post. I won't go into much detail about how they sound except for the fact I haven't heard any modern speaker under 10k that could touch them. I thought these would be lifers for me. But then came the quads and I'm hooked. I just can't justify keeping these because of their size now. They are in good shape cosmetically with no chips or pulled veneer. I'm asking 1200. http://bham.craigslist.org/ele/4406323709.html No affiliation. Look very nice.

Before i buy anymore speakers I would like to do just that build an anechoic chamber. Ya know...I really appreciate all the knowledge of this forum and would indeed like to build my own speakers. Its a pipedream although for the best results you must indeed use an anechoic chamber. It would be nice to get a gang together to buy this stuff to build the chamber and send the parts/pieces around to each to test certain design/s. For klipsch to even share the fact they use a chamber such as what they have is astonishing as well as the fact it is used and provides the best results possible. Guaranteed other manufacturers have chambers they do not share the facts of having one for their use. That is a very good price though....wholesale...there is or was a guy near Indianapolis who had access to this material in excess and for a great amount of cu. ft. his prices were $100 and some less for multiple types and variations in amount...A lot for the money...I never have contacted him and still wonder if he is around...he at one point in time and still may have his treatment for sale on clist...amazing prices for boxes and boxes... I also seen a guy not far from me on clist with actual egg holders the fiber type for free....A good 400sq ft full or more stacked from floor to ceiling a month or so ago...not sure how well it would perform although it seemed ugly and I have no room for such an amount at tis time nor a room to make such a chamber. It is a goal of mine to have a chamber very siple in design although very useful and accurate. 1 thing at a time I guess for now lol

I agree with Beeker and Derrick. The prices on this site are far lower than any I've seen. I like the acoustic broadband foam. A guy could make his own anechoic chamber. 32 square feet of it is about $100. For a small room, say 10'X12'X8' (592 sf), the cost to do a whole room including floors and ceiling would be less than $2,000.

LCR stands for Left/Center/Right. It is OK to lay it horizontal, but the horn axis is 60 degrees that way instead of the 90 degrees when stood up.

Why don't some people at least clean up an item they're trying to sell? At least take it out of the shed and blow the dust off. That poor speaker.

Welcome to the forum, Dan! I don't work at Klipsch, but if I were you, I would call the Klipsch Technical and warranty support and see if they have one in stock you can buy. Klipsch Product Technical and Warranty Support 1-800-KLIPSCH (1-800-554-7724) Mon - Fri, 8AM - 5PM ET

Hello to all new and old Klipschers , have not posted in ages. My system is now an all Palladium (mains,center and rear) with a massive TC Sounds LMS-Ultra wall of 16 drivers up front driven by 64KW of Crown iTech 8000 and QSC PowerLight PL380amps. Life has changed alot, one passion just took more space audio. Be posting more soon and some pictures. Sold my RF-7's, RC7 center and RF5 and RB5's, sold all my RSW10/12 and 15 subs , for some JL Audio Fathom F113's(4x). Love my Klipsch Palladium with Bryston 7B SST monoblocks (5x). I have to say Klipsch should release a folded horn loaded sub for home use, to back the larger Palladium mains in larger rooms.

Local sale on these! They are in fair shape. Mostly scratches, the bases have a bit more wear, mostly on base sides and not very visible from the front. I believe they were made in 1986, finished in walnut and have the AB crossover. They have been in put away in my shop for awhile going unused, I brought them down, spent a few minutes cleanning them up a little. I'm minutes off I-5. $1300 Here are a few photos of one of them, If anyone has questions or interest for more photos let me know!

I wish my dad would or would have(he did but not with a box that nice) help me like that your son is very lucky!! Very, very nice work indeed! You almost gotta be thinking keep it for yourself! Jk....Nice work!

I recently received a new pair of Status headphones as a warranty replacement for my Image One II headphones (cracks forming at the hinges). So far I'm very happy with the Status headphones. Unfortunately, I snagged the iPod cable on a door jam and broke the jack. I have the non-iPod cable as a backup, but I'd like to order a replacement cable and I've not been able to find out where/how to do that easily. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks!

haha... very remotely. I think I am more related to Noah.

Ha you are right. In mild defense of the Cornwall the do an ok job of pounding hard down to where they can. They are likely ok down to 45Hz or so before they start to roll. If you want the lowest possible response in the smallest possible cabinet volume you will need to use a driver with a Qts of 0.33 or so that's very close to the ideal. Sorry about the paragraphs of info, I tried to cut and paste the lists from the Klipsch page but the lists got turned into one long paragraph. Must have something to do with the site here I don't know. If you search at the Klipsch forum you can find info on most all their speakers.. Best regards Moray James.

Welcome to the forum, Pics and location would be next.

BLO smells forever. I like the Watco oil. I used to use the natural finish for years on my boards. Now I use Howard's bees wax when I don't paint, that stuff is awesome.

Sale pending to Mark. Thanks everyone!

k33 in a CW is like minus 5db at 38-39 Hz cornwall Frequency Response: 38Hz-20kHz(+-)5dB SENSITIVITY: 98.5dB @ 1watt/1meter POWER HANDLING: 105 watts maximum continuous (1000 watts peak) NOMINAL IMPEDANCE: 8 ohms TWEETER: K-77-M 1" (2.54cm) Phenolic diaphragm compression driver HIGH FREQUENCY HORN: 90(o)x40(o) Exponential Horn MIDRANGE: K-55-V 2" (5.08cm) Phenolic diaphragm compression driver MID FREQUENCY HORN: 90(o)x40(o) Exponential Horn WOOFER: K-33 15" (38.1cm) Fiber-composite cone ENCLOSURE MATERIAL: Birch Plywood or Veneered Lumbercore ENCLOSURE TYPE: Bass reflex via front-mounted port DIMENSIONS: 35.75" x 25.5" x 15.5" WEIGHT: 108 lbs. FINISHES: Walnut, Rose, Teak Oil, Oak, Cherry Lacquer, Natural, Mahogany, Maple, Raw, Black Birch Built From: 1959 BUILT UNTIL: 1985 Cornwall ll Frequency Response: 38Hz-20kHz3dB SENSITIVITY: 101dB @ 1watt/1meter POWER HANDLING: 100 watts maximum continuous (1000 watts peak) NOMINAL IMPEDANCE: 8 ohms TWEETER: K-79-K 1" (2.54cm) Polymer diaphragm compression driver HIGH FREQUENCY HORN: 90x40 Exponential Horn MIDRANGE: K-57-K 1.5" (3.81cm) Phenolic diaphragm compression driver MID FREQUENCY HORN: 90x40 Exponential Horn WOOFER: K-34-E 15" (38.1cm) Fiber-composite cone ENCLOSURE MATERIAL: Medium density fiberboard construction (MDF) ENCLOSURE TYPE: Bass reflex via front-mounted port DIMENSIONS: 35.75" (90.8cm) x 25.25" (64.1cm) x 15.5" (39.4cm) WEIGHT: 90 lbs. (40.9kg) FINISHES: Raw Birch, Walnut Oil, Walnut Lacquer, Oak Oil, Oak Lacquer, Finished Black Built From: 1986 BUILT UNTIL: 1990

Tim, Save your money and use the modern Sovtek or EH gold pin. They are made on the exact same factory line in the exact same way as the military surplus tube. To me and many others they sound identical. If there is a differnce its extremely small...

Thanks for the find opusk2k9. I'll call on them today. If someone wants them, go ahead and move to the front of the line. It's not like I need any more speakers...

The SSD will be your best upgrade by a longshot. Video card if you play the latest graphic intensive games. 8 Gb of memory is plenty, 8 more will make no difference in normal usage. Waiting for your hard drive to find something sucks. Here is a chart to determine best babg for your buck. Passmark link

Welcome Your not a complete idiot, no one was born knowing these things, well the bose is a whole nother subject.

jweber is planning to call on these.

Wow! them are right, proper and correct! look fantastic! nice find "O"!

Yes those are very good prices. Thank you for sharing!

Man thats a sweet deal for pro 3 ways!

Amen brother.

The thing that kills me is USB plugs. What simple **** designed those? They won't go in upside down, and half the time they don't go in right side up because you don't have them perfectly lined up. Then you flilp them over again because you think they are upside down. Stupid! Hate those things. And to think, it has been the major connection method for everything from peripherals for decades. How in the heck did we ever land on the moon???

Impressive mustang!!

They were given to me quite a while ago, and I decided to use them to save some money I will try messing with the speakers "large/small" settings manually

When using crimp terminals I never crimp over the plastic covers if they are used. I always remove the plastic and crimp on just the metal and use multiple crimps to form a nice tight and well shaped crimp, not just squashed. Similar to this . The crimp terminals with a separate crimp for insulation like in this photo are nice also. If I use plastic covers I remove them and slide them on the wire first then slide them back after the crimp is made. Also many of the plastic covered type crimp terminals are very cheap and flimsy, always look at the quality.

Crimps are great as long as they are ThomasBetts, they are just about the only good quality ones left. And I agree with another post, solder ring terminals

Studs. http://www.sprintis.eu/en/CD-holders-CD-pockets-Digitrays/CD-holders-CD-Clips/

It's really sad azaleas don't have a smell, but everything else is fine with them. Useless fact; There are so many different azaleas there is a different variety that blooms every month of the year. Your right, we have had the windows open for a few days now, it's great but it will soon end.

Loving this cooler weather. Probably the last but, hoping for a late freeze. Chances are rather slim now this late but...

overall, I enjoyed Soldiering more...but, there were some times...

a little yard work outside, before the oven is turned on for the Bummer; 55F. wake up; after work, coffee outside with HD Radio (Nat'l Peoples Radio) Classical... boys played outside...prolly last non Refrigerated Air day until September...

Wow, all great choices for improvement. To me, the memory looks like the bargain, in my limited opinion. With the hard drive very close second. Thanks!

When it comes to anything carrying Load/Signal/Freq.....Solder, always solder, solder does not fail.

Please no blue paint!

Because if you click it you will block that user, they can do the same.

not likely.

OK, Net back up. No complaints as some lost all their possessions &/or were Seriously killed.

10 posts in 11 years. Guess you used up your one for this year. I marvel at your restraint sir. I'm more inclined to just drool at the pics of everybodys systems! I certanly have put myself out now, two post in 24 hours, phewwwww

10 posts in 11 years. Guess you used up your one for this year. I marvel at your restraint sir.

We can all agree....