Deang
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Don’t promote third party vendor work or products on the forum. Don’t promote DIY, your own or others - which lends itself to unsubstantiated claims. Even those with test results, which are not Klipsch test results - and often come with layperson interpretations and conclusions.
Klipsch is in the business of producing and promoting the sound THEY like.It’s all in the pinned posts that nobody reads.
No shortage of other message boards, DIY forums - which is where I go when I want to talk about the extra wheel I added to the wagon.
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If it sounds good on most things, and sometimes not on others - it’s not the speakers it’s the recordings.
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If the network uses the small blue oval epoxy coated types - I would replace them. Call JEM for an OEM capacitor kit. I install the kits for Klipsch. I charge $100 to do the pair.
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He doesn’t need new crossovers, he just needs to update a couple of parts. He needs to replace his current autoformer with a T4A, and substitute the 4mH in parallel with the midrange driver to a 5mH. The caps on those are fine, I have yet to find a bad one, and I’ve measured plenty. I stock both parts if interested.
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Lol. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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That is a weird one. Maybe the answer is you simply use what you have available to you?
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@gigantic Maybe show a little bit of respect for the space, you are after all standing on the shoulders of the real giants.
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Trey Cannon hinted almost a decade ago that Heritage would be going in this direction. It’s mostly applying professional solutions to consumer side products. It’s not always about can you do it, but when should you do it. Consumers are largely comfortable with these concepts now.
I like the TV stand.
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An almost endless choice of equal or better options.
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41 minutes ago, CWelsh said:
And, this is supposed to be a hobby we enjoy and share.
It’s a lot less fun than it used to be. The internet is dominated by people who think their opinions are on equal footing with facts.-
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The last thread he was in was with Craig. Craig was just being Craig. I was certainly tired of Henry acting like the SME on all things. Now that I think about it, Henry and Randy disappeared about the same time…hmm
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I can hear it from here.
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Sorry, that’s all I have.
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1 demerit for that. 🙂
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That one is not as bad as it looks. Some of KG stuff looks like that too. It might be scary looking, but it’s true point-to-point. Kinda cool.
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Sounds more like a receiver/amp problem.
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Just do them both and listen to the music. Your memory of what your system sounds like is better than you think.
A little crisper and a bit more open. Not a jaw dropping difference but you’ll notice it.
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“You’re just one guy in one room.” - Al Klappenberger
Impressions are still interesting to read though.
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Yes. Both speakers have passive networks. The one speaker has the power amplifier. Power is transferred to the other speaker via the umbilical.
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Unscrew the autoformer from the terminal cup. Flip the autoformer and the PCB together. Does that make sense?
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What’s taking so damn long? 🙃
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Only if you don’t care about balanced output or summing error.
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You know nothing about the condition of the capacitors unless you measure them. You need a meter that is not only capable of measuring capacitance, but also ESR and dissipation factor. If you cannot measure them properly, then replace them. They are after all, 60 years old. If you can find newer paper and oil capacitors, use them. If not, use Mylar.
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I was just responding to your disclaimer since it sounded like you’re not sure what the rules are.
I just can’t figure out why people still don’t know what they can, and cannot post about, considering how much it’s been discussed. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯