OO1

You're confusing the AL series for the Lascala and the AK series for the Khorn

...... relax man

the Altec 19 was not marketed or sold as a studio monitor but it's that good , HIFI Engine lists the Model 19 as a Studio Monitor https://www.hifiengine.com/manual_library/altec-lansing/19.shtml

it's the other way around

Jubilee ?

none whatsoever

Klipsch had staff shortages during the beginning of the pandemic , but this was pretty much the same in all industries , with the lock down , and people working from home with less resources , but oddly at the same time as the outbreak and social distancing , Klipsch got a boost in sales with products selling out like hotcakes raising the amount of inquiries exponentially .

the Altec Model 19 cant be compared to a Lascala -Khorn or even a Cornwall , it was basically a large 70's studio monitor with veneer and grilles

the Chorus III was never manufactured , how can klipsch skip to the Chorus IV if a Chorus III was never released

the KD-16 was available in 2021 , but quantities were limited ,you can always PM @Chief bonehead as a last resort

Here's the reply from Klipsch Product Support ... Part number/description: 1000595 - KD-16 (M) (NO STOCK) , " we no longer have stock of that item due to age of the product (as it has been discontinued and/or is no longer in production) " ......................... I think the KD-15-ST is an option to consider , previous forum members were impressed with this newer drone 's sound , it fits tight , and minor adjustments are needed to make it perfect with a dremel tool , it's a tad larger on the outer rim but not by much. the pictures are from a previous member's Chorus II installation of the Forte III drone .

it's OO1 , klipsch supplied capacitors are recommended by klipsch , sold by klipsch , and used by klipsch in all their new speakers , klipsch make these products available to Forum members who wish to restore their crossovers at an affordable price . .@JEM Performance https://jemperformanceaudio.com/capacitor-kits - klipsch capacitors restore the original klipsch sound in older crossovers without requiring to replace additional parts regardless of whether the networks are 40-45-50 years old .

the seller has not been on the Forum since Sept 4 -2019

it's OO1 , some people think ( myth ) that the older inductors , wiring ,caps require replacement , while the Original klipsch 40 year old parts actually test better on specs versus new 3rd party parts that do not match klipsch specs , the result is a speaker that no longer sounds like a klipsch speaker .

It aint a klipsch upgrade , but a DIY with aftermarket parts

the aftermarket recones will cost more money after expenses vs new ones , and they may not even sound like klipsch drones .

2 years working on transport Chinooks in an action zone , now that 's some serious work experience

yep

nope , the AL-5 / LS II do not produce tremendous vibrations , and I will tell you why ? klipsch use anechoic chambers since 1980 to test their designs in order to route out issues such as vibrations , 1 inch MDF is overkill , the LS-II / AL-5 do not vibrate , they are over engineered .

the 49 ers better eat lotsa Cheerios , the Detroit freight train is comin

the K-27 is a 6 Ohms woofer , it's not an 8 Ohms woofer

dont buy anything till this summer , klipsch are coming out with 4 new subs , S-M-L-XL for the Heritage series , ..... horn loaded Vented LF.....similar cabinet design as the 36k$ Jubilee .......Self-powered with DSP ,

bump

here you go https://reconingspeakers.com/products-page/klipsch-rp-3-6-5-midwoofer-k-1081-s-120640/ https://reconingspeakers.com/products-page/klipsch-k-1126-0-woofer-for-rs-35-120655/

FYI we do not discuss cloned speakers on the Forum , the klipsch Heresy 1 is a phenomenal speaker , but so is the Heresy III-IV