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--tweeking an AA is a lot easier than an AL-3

- try them , you might actually like them -

which Heritage speakers do you have

good job , these are delicate , one can't use heat on these woofers , they curl right up

Did you re-use the original dust cap -

Klipsch capacitors kits from @JEM Performance sound better than Sonicaps - JEM can also recap your crossovers if you can't do it yourself - https://jemperformanceaudio.com/

ken

you have the AK5 Top hat ---you can have a cabinet maker replicate it no time with Baltic Birch or veneered MDF ----can't get better than this -

gone for sure ---the price was very reasonable -

I hope you're very handy with woodworking , a kHORN is not an easy at all to build as far as the bass bin -- you're much better off purchasing a Lascala uned or a khorn used -

you're included

that repair could be a breeze , I would buy it in a heartbeat

klipsch speakers will grow on you , and in no time

Prayers sent -take care Bro

the hardest components to make for a speaker is the motorboard , I would buy 3 motorboards from Crites speakers , these are cut from 3/4 inch Birch wood , the rest of the panels can be cut with plans at any lumber yard who have a good track saw - the only issue would be the K500 mids horn , these are longer than the K600 , they would require the fabrication of a square wood extension at the rear of the cab to allow the driver to jot out and be contained in the wood housing - the k 500 would also improve the sound being a 500Hz Horn -

definitely home brew

great shape--------excellent condition , so yeah ------price is fair for 1980 Lascala ------for 2021 price of course -

front wheel drive

Mark Deneen has left the forum , years ago , he was definitely one of the most technical on this forum -

looks good to me , plenty of space between each component is key -

if 1 speaker sounds fine , yes , the issue could be the crossover or the connections ----

fully understood

my Heresy speakers are much Higher off the ground , and the sound is sublime, I would place them on stands , or even subs or cabinets at least 2 feet high , and you'll be very impressed , they shine at ear level @carlthess40 is 100% right on that one , the higher the better , here 's Carl's setup on stands

Bobby ran out of the older parts with the Beryllium leads about 10 years ago Mike's Email / I can no longer get the diaphragms with the beryllium leads. The only rebuild option I have for K-77s, now is the kit that is used in the K-77F Thanks, Michael Crites, Owner B&K Enterprises

glossy -chrome black -, would be beautiful