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-2 with 50 mph gusts here in Dayton. Most things are closed with widespread power outages. No mail today and probably won’t get anything tomorrow either. I actually don’t expect anything to show up from USPS until Tuesday, since Monday is a Federal holiday.
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@geodr I stopped responding to your emails because of your email spam blocker. I’m sorry, but I will not be filling out an online form request to send email to you. You either want to communicate or you don’t. 40 years is a long time. Since the speakers are still operating, the capacitors aren’t “bad”, but they are aging out. You also need to be able to test ESR/DF to know whether or not you should change them. By the time you go through the trouble of doing that, you might as well change them out.
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What were the values?
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That mindset is what someone else used and it ultimately resulted in a lot of confusion, which still persists. So, I don’t agree. The specifications and resultant behavior of the parts are used in the voicing process. If that causes a slightly tipped down response, then it is by design, and the prerogative of the manufacturer. As for tube amps, many prefer a minimalist approach to audio and don’t want or use equalizers and tone controls. Many don’t even use preamps.
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@chuckears I believe if the capacitors are having issues, ANY new set of capacitors will net a noticeable change. So, why not use parts that put them to factory spec first to see where you’re really at. It sure leaves a lot of money left over for other things.
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When you start replacing tweeters, horns, and networks - then I would agree that it’s not Klipsch anymore. It wasn’t done by Klipsch and it doesn’t sound like Klipsch, so how can it be Klipsch? Making a change and calling it a mod, that one happens to like, is not the same as making a change and calling it an “upgrade”, which often carries with it unsubstantiated claims of technical improvement. In some cases, the change is a technical degradation that one just happens to like the sound of.
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Ever notice how anything that sounds different is an “upgrade”? What constitutes an upgrade?
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Zero feedback design? The amp’s frequency response is tracking the impedance of the loudspeaker.
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Crossover A Klipschorn cap replacement help
Deang replied to Aoran994's topic in Technical/Restorations
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Crossover A Klipschorn cap replacement help
Deang replied to Aoran994's topic in Technical/Restorations
That’s what “Platt” is. It is a dialect, sometimes a mish mash of several. My Opa did not like me speaking it. I just realized I don’t even know why. Maybe Heinz knows. High German is German proper. -
Crossover A Klipschorn cap replacement help
Deang replied to Aoran994's topic in Technical/Restorations
My Mom is German. I lived in Speicher until I was 10. I was born in Savanna, Georgia, but was only there six weeks. When we moved back to the states, I spoke fluent high German and Platt. My English was terrible. I can sometimes still understand it, but can no longer speak it. -
Crossover A Klipschorn cap replacement help
Deang replied to Aoran994's topic in Technical/Restorations
My first system was my Mom’s Grundig, which she gifted to me - it looked almost just like that. It sounded stupid good in my smallish bedroom. I think it may have been all downhill after that, lol. -
It will be a few days before I even see them. Hopefully by Saturday so I can ship them back on Monday.
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I will use this thread to document the work using pictures. People deciding to do this should have decent desoldering/soldering skills, and be prepared to do some out of the box thinking. Replacement parts rarely just fall into place.
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I was hoping I could be the one to ruin them. 🙂
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Crossover A Klipschorn cap replacement help
Deang replied to Aoran994's topic in Technical/Restorations
UPS quoted me $133.46, plus he has to pay VAT. DF between all of these different Mylar/polyester capacitors is basically the same. What is probably not the same is tolerance. -
Crossover A Klipschorn cap replacement help
Deang replied to Aoran994's topic in Technical/Restorations
Lazy troll bait. Try harder. -
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Deang replied to Aoran994's topic in Technical/Restorations
I thought it was about trying to help someone in Italy who doesn’t want to pay $150.00 in shipping costs. -
@ampedI hope it’s not too late - don’t use that adhesive on that material. If you ever have to remove anything, it’ll destroy the board. Also, long cure time, and I wouldn’t get any real heat near it for at least 24 hours. If you send me the networks I will do them for free, just pay for shipping both ways. You would actually be doing me a favor because when the kits were announced, I knew these might be a major pain. It gives me a chance to work the puzzle and to help out Jim (JEM).
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Crossover A Klipschorn cap replacement help
Deang replied to Aoran994's topic in Technical/Restorations
Don’t say “cheap”, you’ll scare the children. -
Very nifty tool!
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Crossover A Klipschorn cap replacement help
Deang replied to Aoran994's topic in Technical/Restorations
Part #000-1528 .250mH 80mm .33DCR -
Nothing wrong with that. Saves him the trouble of diaphragm replacements.
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Crossover A Klipschorn cap replacement help
Deang replied to Aoran994's topic in Technical/Restorations
I thought he could do Mouser for the capacitors? Jantzen is Danish, and they’re part of the EU. Their products should be everywhere over there. -
It’s two 3’s.