Wrench722
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On 10/13/2022 at 7:55 PM, mark1101 said:
Were these built by Gary Shinall?
Gary didn't build these.
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These are built by a master craftsman out of walnut and birch from Houston Hardwoods. The woofers are B & K Enterprises (Crites Speakers) CW1526C 15” Cast Frame. Midrange is Altec 511B horns with B & K Enterprises (Crites Speakers) Atlas PD-5VH Alnico Midrange Driver. Tweeters are JBL 2404H Bi-Radial Horn Baby Cheek Tweeter Speaker. Crossovers are ALK Engineering ES400 / ES5800 Extreme-slope Woofer / Squawker Networks. I am downsizing and I must sell them. I have put a link to a Dropbox with a ton of pictures of the build process. $6000. OBO.
[Moderator edit: You can't call them a something that is a registered trademark of Klipsch if they are homebrew. I changed the title]
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7k44mf32j7dwwhk/AACKmrnYtHbmiuqetZUAq5Fja?dl=0
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I am installing a set of rear speaker and I have to run the speaker wire through the attic along side 10 or 15 AC wires. The wire are HVAC, Dryer, Water Heater and a few wall out lets and lights. Will I get interference from the AC wire into the speakers?
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What I paid has no bearing....
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10k and you pay shipping.....
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I have been a Klipsch junkie for over forty five years and I wanted to hear my Klipsch with the best amps possible. I noticed that Paul Klipsch used McIntosh amps to power his speakers. So I went out and purchased McIntosh amps to power my Klipsch. Man! What a great sound!
I found a great deal on a McIntosh XCS200 center channel speaker and man that thing is the best sounding speaker I have ever heard!! The clarity is just unreal compared the the Klipsckorns I have as my L/R.
What is McIntosh doing to there speakers that Klipsch is not?
I am now in the market for new L/R front speakers....
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What are we talking with shipping to 77388?
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I ran Yamaha with my Klipsch for years and it had a really great sound until I went to McIntosh. McIntosh is a game changer!
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I guess no one uses a tuner any more????????
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I have just purchased a McIntosh MC8702 and MX121 and looking for a low cost am fm tuner that will switch on and off with the systems 12 volt trigger. I would like something that has a remote to it.
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I did both RWS15's Subs through them and they did a great job!
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Any input?
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I am going to be in the Hope on 3/10/17 and was wondering if the museum would be open and if I could get a walk through of the factory floor?
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I have two RSW-15's and one has stopped working.
I saw ad for Edwards Electronics that said they would replace known as bad quality parts, some electrolytic capacitors also will be replaced, for $150.00 each.
Does anybody have any feed back on Edwards Electronics before I dish out $150.00 plus shipping?
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Looks like my trip turned into a flight.
But might be able to come in time the Hope Gathering .
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Its the only time I can get off work......
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I will be coming to Hope on 5/27/16 and was wondering what is open to see and do?
Is there a place I should check in at?
Can I see them build speakers?
Can I see the history museum?
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I had the opportunity to hang out with Gary Shinall for an afternoon and he was a amazing guy. I am just sorry I didn't go by more offend, because we both live in Spring Tx.
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0.75^3 = 42% bulk - my 10 cubic foot FH1 have their LF corner outdoors around 110Hz. RCA-Fan publshed a compact 70Hz horn for a 12"
Haaaa.... Ok if you say so???
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Thank you USNRET! That's all I am looking for!
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djk.
You seem a bit confused.
Yes
There are no horns in a sub.
Just a quarter Smaller.
If you want to know about what I build check out my photo bucket (wrench722)
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I will be using it at 4 ohms.
The University design is too big!
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Planning on building just the bass bin to 3/4 scale with 12" and use them as HT subs with SA1000 amp's.
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I will take for the $250.00 shipped.
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SOLD! Hand Crafted Horn Speakers
in Garage Sale
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YEP! Frankenstein is AMAZING on them! I wish I could keep them but having to down size.