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Trey Cannon

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  1. ON/AUTO ON only disconnects the woofer from the amp. It does not turn off the amp. Set it to ON and keep on truckin.
  2. IF you want new networks, I can build them for less than the "aftermarket" prices given. Dean can as well. I am with Dean here, you need to float the solder joints.
  3. It depends on the arc....exp. or Tratrix or ect. And No Roy won't give his way to get there. The math is above my head.
  4. ...What a long strange trip it's been....
  5. They took me out in the last round...No longer an employee. I sure feel for the folks still there.
  6. That mid horn is getting smaller and Roy's mid is getting bigger...
  7. The link he posted is for the motor assembly. No diaphragm. IF they have not slipped, then they would solve your issue. If your gauge is not correct, the poll piece will not be center and it wont last long.
  8. ...The mid gasket from klipsch is part number 157041. They may send it free...
  9. ...another thing it could be is magnet bits in the mid range driver voice coil gap. Take the driver apart and clean the gap with the sticky side of masking tape or the like. Could be a no cost fix. As for the network parts. 99% of the time the parts are fine. IF a cap is leaking fluid or has leaked, then replace them. Past that, like said before, clean all the screw connections.
  10. Most issues are found in the screw terminals. Loose and need cleaning...contact cleaner and a pencell erasure can do a good job. Only if the caps are leaking fluid or have leaked, would you need to change the caps. Inductors are just wire, so no worry there. Connect them to an amp and have fun. I use my 1979 LS as my center....
  11. I think I am right there with ya....
  12. take the grill off...4 screws on the outside edge ....turn them left until the speaker becomes lose in the ceiling...DO NOT TAKE THEM ALL THE WAY OUT!!! Once lose a little, they will turn the "dogs" out of the way and allow the speaker to come out of the ceiling. Before all that, I would use a battery to test the speaker from the back of the amp....play morris code with the speaker wire and the battery. It goes back in the ceiling the same way it came out.
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