BLACKJACK7

A fiberglass midrange horn that has a 120 degree radiation pattern (the original Khorn had a 90degree?) The tweeter is a Bob Crites tweeter The midrange compression driver is 3 inches in diameter instead of 1 inch He told me that the bass bin has somewhat different dimensions, and a different "mouth" termination at the end of the horn. As he explained it to me, he had been a Khorn owner for 25 years, and decided to use his acumulated knowledge to make changes to improve what he feels is a fundamentally good design. I live in New Jersey, and I have not heard the speakers yet, but I felt that they were certainly one of the choices I would explore before rebuilding an older pair. Many forum members have purchased crossovers and drivers from ALK, Bob Crites et al, and have praised their work. Why is Michael any different? Yes, the pictures are crappy, and there is no website, but the same can be said for enterprises that are bigger than his. I personally have no reason after speaking with him to believe that he is a fraud. I am intrigued by the idea, and I would love to hear them. And that doesn't mean that I don't have the utmost respect for Paul Klipsch, because I do. I agree that Michael should make copies of his warranty available to potential buyers, and I will ask him about that. I was also curious about the origin of the bass and midrange drivers- just curiosity; and I will ask him about that too.