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  1. I have the Klipsch titanium mid range drivers in my KLF-20's and it is a worthwhile upgrade. Klipsch part #127122. David Pritchard
  2. Moray: I look forward to trying the horn throat diffraction balls. 40mm for the midrange and 38mm for the tweeter- correct? David Pritchard
  3. I have had my 15 amp circuit breaker (that supplies power to the audio system) Quantum Tunneled and the effect is audible immediately and is not subtle. Government lotteries have the worst payout of any form of legal gambling. That is why the government has made them legal.
  4. Another interesting area to explore is having the circuit breakers (that feed the stereo system) Quantum Tunneled. It made an immediate improvement on my dedicated headphone system. I have not Cryo'ed any circiut breakers. My house uses the Seimens brand. I certainly am enjoying the Klipsch Titanium midrange diaphrams you suggested in my KLF-20's. David Pritchard
  5. Moray: I have found a significant change in sound when the Titanium diaphragm is either cryogenically treated (I used Cryogenics International, Scottsdale, Arizonia) or Quantum Tunneled by Synergistic Research, Irvine, California. Cryo gives a darker more accurate with less metal sound than stock. Quantum Tunneling seems to give a more open and detailed sound than stock. I have even Cryo'ed and then Quantum Tunneled a pair of Titanium diaphragms. I think you would find these experiments worth trying. David Pritchard
  6. After following Moray James and SET 12's advice on improving the crossover network, improving the cabinet damping, and installing Bob Crites Titanium tweeter diaphragms, and Klipsch K-53 Titanium mid range diaphragms, I wondered can these speakers be further improved. The answer is Yes!. I sent the diaphragms (in the original shipping boxes) and the crossover networks with internal speaker wire to Cryogenics Intenational, Scottsdale, Arizona. The cost is $9.00 a pound with a $75.00 minimum charge. They treat parts on Fridays and return them on Tuesday. The improvement was substantial and well worth the money. Imaging is improved, detail is increased, the sound is less fatiguing, and more musical emotion is felt. I think this is a great upgrade at very little cost. David Pritchard
  7. Wuzzer, Thank you for the information. Drivers are now installed and sounding great!
  8. I have just received my K-53 mid range Titanium diaphragm replacements from Klipsch. There are no polarity marks. I have noticed one wire to the copper coil looks smaller than the other. All help installing these correctly is appreciated! David Pritchard
  9. Mine had the fluid. When I called Mr. Crites he advised me to leave the fluid in place. The Crites tweeters sound good two years latter.
  10. Moray, Do you have a schematic for Bi-wiring the KLF-20's? The factory plans I have are for one set of imputs. Thank you. David pritchard
  11. I will be trying this tweak this weekend. I have plenty of room to use external vents. The Klf-20's sure do respond to upgrading!
  12. Moray, Thank you for your excellent work with the KLF-20 speakers. How do I order the mid range titanium drivers for my KLF-20 speakers? I have alredy put in the Crites tweeter upgrade and crossover network and improved cabinet damping David Pritchard
  13. Normo, I can't answer the question directly. I did replace the tweeter and crossover with Bob Crites components and am quite happy with the improvement. I think it is worth talking to him about the KLF-30's. David Pritchard
  14. I am listening to a pair of Klipsch KLF-20 speakers with Bob Crites titanium domes and his updated crossover network. A huge improvement over the stock speakers. Has any one replaced the speaker damping material? Stock is a yellow foam about one inch thick. The No Rez brand looks interesting but I have not tried it yet. Thank you for your input. David Pritchard
  15. The Zana Deux is primarily a headphone amp with those big 6C33C-B output tubes. It does have a line out and has had good reviews as a pre amp. I have heard tales of it driving efficient speakers. I will have to give it a try! I am enjoying using my Art Audio PX25 amp. It has really made my KLF-20's come alive and not just reproduce music. I have both my Marantz S1-11 SaCd player and the Art Audio amp plugged into the PS Premier. Before the power went through a PS Duet conditioner. I am really happy about adding the Premier Power Regenerator. I do not have a dedicated A/C power line to my listening room(yet?). The same improvement occurs when the Zana Deux is plugged in to the Premier. Next I will upgrade the wall outlet . The timbre of the instruments has really improved-violins with a Mozart quintet, mandolins played by David Grisman, and acoustic guitars by Jerry Garcia all improved. Good listening to all. David Pritchard
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