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Well I have all the parts but no cabinets and no ID
It came with Atlas PDMR, EV tweeters and a 10' driver... One of the trany on the crossover is a 3445...
Looks like maybe a Klispch clone kit and maybe a Bata sound kit?
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Sorry I sold those a few years ago...
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They are called Beta speakers and they were made in Dallas Texas in 1977 to 1982, slotted $1200 a pair new
http://community.klipsch.com/forums/t/73719.aspx?PageIndex=1
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Thanks!
What did you do with yours and would you have any project ideas or now the specs?
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The horn is aluminum and its 12" from the very front to the very back without the driver... 14" wide and 5.75 tall...
It has foam on the back side of the front lip...so it was front mounted....
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One of the drivers has " B2 and what appears to be a E" marked on it...B2E?
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There are no makrings on them and was wonder what kind of horns I have….The horn part looks a lot like one from a Cornwall but the driver does not…
Also can anyone direct me to a project that I could use these in?
Thanks!
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How many do you need? I have one that's yours for free if you want it - its brand new.
Thank so much but i was able to find a pair from a set of kg4s covers.....
Thanks
Frank
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How many do you need? I have one that's yours for free if you want it - its brand new.
Thank so much but i was able to find a pair from a set of kg4s covers.....
Thanks
Frank
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I just called the parts dept and they told me that they no longer carry the copper Klipsch logos... Now what? :-(
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Well I changed out all the wires , caps (oil filled ASC) and re-did the
cabs... Sounding pretty good on the W-5s! However I plan on
trying some type A crossover onces my T2As get there.
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Very cool! What are the cab dimensions? Who made the drivers (other than the T35a)?
Hello,
It has an Atlas PD-5VH mid horn and the driver is a 12" CTS with about a little more than 4 cuft inside.
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I was thinking about using the type B CS crossover on them or should I stick
with the type A?
Thanks
Frank
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that's interesting. Has anyone here ever seen one of these before? The
woodworking looks good. With a real balancing network and the
right source material this could sound very good.
I cast a VOT for this to be dubbed the original Cornscala.
Yeh, I was thinking LaScala on top and VOT on the bottom... all in one cab.
bearhifi, about what are the dimensions on these cabs? ballpark o.k.
I came up with about 3.8 cu feet for the inside of the box... I would give it more like maybe 4cf. There
really is two sections one is 19.25 X 24.5 X 8.25... And the other is 14.5
X 11.5 X 15.5...
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The woofer section looks like 12dB.
The composite 12µF cap looks like it feeds the autoformer.
The output of the autoformer goes through the switch, giving two choices for mid level.
The two caps for the tweeter look to be in series, 1.5µF total.
The wax filled caps are ElectroCube, stacked film type with hand
soldered teflon wire terminations. They sound vastly better than
the spiral-wrap-and-end-mashed-into-tin-paste that the Solen
type are(Hovland and Theta are soldered), the connections
don't degrade anywhere near as bad over time. I bet they still measure
good.
You are correct that the tweeter caps are in series.... 1.5 uf... Wow it didnt see that ...
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Heres a better shot of the crossover...
Looks like Dean G. on crack.
this is more like it...ahhhhh
Nice work!!! Do you think those would work in these
speakers? The biggest cap I see in the Beta is a 12uf for
the mid.
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Heres a better shot of the crossover...
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The sound ok, its a little on the bright side. But thats hooked up to SS grear as i am repairing my W5s...
Mystery speakers help
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