Tony Reed
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Are these sold?
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This isn't just a budget tweeter... It's a fantastic budget tweeter! I've actually done this. Thanks to kg4guy for coming up with this idea.
Tony
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I'd try black.
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When PWK heard music he liked, he often wanted it loud. I remember at that same gathering, putting on a piece of symphonic music... He tilted his head back, closed his eyes, and smiled. Believe me, it was playing loud. I remember several times listening to music in his living room that was a little too loud for my taste, but he was loving it.
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Someplace in there one of the pilgrims bought a Heresy and there was the task of hooking it up to the clock radio in the hotel room.
Ross Taylor (first standing on the left in the pic) bought 3 black Heresy II's and we hooked one of them up to the clock radio in his motel room... sounded ok.
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Bushmill's was his favorite. I remember sitting in that living room and listening to music with him and Miss Valerie. Sure wish I could do that all over again.
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That is Roy in the second pic, and that's me giving PWK a bottle of his favorite Irish whiskey. What a great day!
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So... do you guys think I should build the 2-way (33% of full size) LaScalas?
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Here's another pic.
That's a K700 horn.
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A mini Jubilee could easily be done.
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These things are 25% scale construction in every way
Las 1's or 2's
Those are sweet Tony and look like a labor of love buildThey're LaScala I's. Next time around (for the 2 way) I might go LaScala II.
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I just noticed that picture is horrible. There's some optical illusion stuff going on there. I guess the light is doing something.
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I have an idea that I could build a slightly bigger cabinet (maybe 33%). It would be a 2 way using a 5 1/4" woofer and the CT125 tweeter crossed at 4000 or 4500. I think that might be a good set of computer speakers.
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It's a single driver speaker. The top is purely for looks. There's a 3.5" driver that fires through a tiny slot in the woofer horn. These things are 25% scale construction in every way. It was a real challenge to cut those wings and the rear wedge. After I put the little driver in, it really made it sound a lot "bigger".
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Can't put my finger on it... and yes, they actually work!
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March is PWK's birthday month.
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Is it possible to use two antennas... one pointed North and one pointed South?
Thanks,
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Need recommendations please... I'm in a poor reception area (rural). I have TV towers to my North (30-35 miles) and TV towers to my South (30-35 miles). I'm looking for an outside antenna that can grab them all. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Tony
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It also costs more to ship the Cornwall.
Tony
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kg4guy,
I'm really impressed with this tweeter you've put together. I know the APT-50 is a good little driver. How does the original driver come apart from the horn? Did you just glue the adapter on the horn or did you try to "thread" it in? I'm going to put together a couple of these and I want to make sure they'll hold.
Thanks,
Tony
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kg4guy,
I like what you've done with the tweeter... very cool. I found the horn... what adapter did you use?
Thanks,
Tony
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Here is some upgrades that the parts will run you about $120 total capacitors ,tweeters, horn and inductors all from Parts Express.
kg4guy,
What horn is that on the tweeter?
Thanks,
Tony
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Here's a pic of a HK505 that I found on the net. It's twin powered... and a real "sleeper" in my opinion. It's my favorite SS intergrated.
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What are the most sought after of the vintage HK designs?
I have a HK 505 from the late 70's/early 80's that I really like.
Tony
Those are sweet Tony and look like a labor of love build
Another MCM1900 question
in Klipsch Pro Audio
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It turned out well... nothing like an MWM system in your office.
Tony