The Dude

Insulation is underway. Next is to insulate the ceiling as much as possible. I am going to have to get creative, as i have a bunch of wiring and plumbing in the way. More than likely, the insulation will sit on top of everything. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

My deepest condolences to you and your family.

I hope you find a solid plan, I would be curious to see what your thoughts are between the ppsl and the ob.

I know it doesn't help any, but I know DJK did build a set of his. I think it was one of the last things he posted about. Kind of looked like a Belle.

I always appreciate a nice custom job, great work.

i guess not Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

i think ita easier with tapatalk Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

theres a video that demonstrates this, i could be wrong, so lets find the video, ifs in the new Khorn post somewhere. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Yes the 60th anniversary have enclosed backs, but something could be learned from the new Klipschorn with enclosed backs that have the bass chamber reconfigured with a internal port.

Makes it a more sealed connection to the walls of the corner. Still needs a corner to extend the horn. I suggest cutting into the ceiling if possible and building false corners. If there is no option to cut the ceiling, then false corners at the least.

What did you install it in and how did it hit?

I always like this idea.

Where are you located?

I agree and what about the tail piece.

Depends who you are designing them for. If you (or Klipsch) are only designing speakers to sell to people who can afford a pair of $3600.00 speakers that they have space for, then yes. If I live in an apartment, then those speakers aren't practical. In other words, if Klipsch wants to sell speakers to everyone, then more than likely they will have to design speakers with targeting different purposes. Purpose can be, price point, size, spouse approval factor, etc..