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for sure - 2 woofers - 2 horns -2 drivers - 1 crossover -
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Hey you mechanical type....or even, injuneers....
OO1 replied to Coytee's topic in Technical/Restorations
just call your snap-on dealer in the area - have him come by- tell him your issue - he must have the tools to torque these down -my dealer does this for a small contribution - 50$ -and I am also in the neck of the woods - -
extremely unique - good luck -very nice - I cant imagine these being better than khorns - but they are a very cool design -very different
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aaaand... he went there. Guess I need to give swimming a shot. Kinda sucks though, the closest indoor pool from work is like 20 minutes in the opposite direction from home. Adds like 40 minutes of driving every time I want to swim unless it is summertime. I've never actually practiced in a pool, used to swim in open water on the weekends. an outdoor pool will do , forget driving - you can do this at home to unwind with a couple of beers -just go to Walmart and buy a cheap pool -4 feet of water is enough -
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-avoid running and weights - it is summer so take sun baths -- -swimming in a deep pool helps with scoliosis for flexibility to the joints -cardio - toning while stretching and elongating the muscles - - muscle tone will come back as calories are burnt and weight will drop - you can do cycling - pedalling movements while staying OFF of the seat in bursts -work the shoulders - this will strengthen the lower back and abs muscles -
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they are very hungry and they know humans have food - so they get close hoping for a meal
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the k-horn is that big in proportion to a Scala - and the much smaller Cornwall next to the minute Heresy - I would have liked to see a Jubilee added to the picture -
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very odd design , the grille is definitely homemade brew -
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The Cornwall will fit very good with the scala - as they share the same components - k33-k55-k77 - the midrange horn is a 600htz for the CW and 400htz for the Scala -the CW will have a reaching bass but not the chest pounding of the Chorus 2 due to the k48 woofer - these are the subbtle differences , more mids on the scala - less bass / more bass on the CW , less mids -
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Hey you mechanical type....or even, injuneers....
OO1 replied to Coytee's topic in Technical/Restorations
you could have re-used 3 bolts -you can make a jig to test the bolts with a block or bracket - if the torque wrench hits 400lbs - the bolt and nut is fine -lock tite is up to you but if it makes you feel safer - why not - -
what are the components in these Super Heresy apart from a k42 and B networks - in this instance , since you are changing caps - E networks would also work or not
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what were these -
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60$ aint bad for a scala BASS BIN and the load of horns , woofers - looks are ugly . but who knows what it sounds like -
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keep them they look good as they are -that is my vote
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it is a bit funny , you mean , that the shipper just happened to have a spare woofer laying around -
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the same happened to me with shipping a k42kp woofer on ebay - the woofer magnet sustained a knock -the box was evidently very badly packaged with no padding - yep - some people just dont package correctly and dont bubble wrap - -sad to hear this - hopefully - the cabinets are ok -
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here are the Vertical and Horizontal directivity plots whether in Vertical or Horizontal orientations http://www.neumann-kh-line.com/neumann-kh/home_en.nsf/root/prof-monitoring_studio-monitors_midfield-monitors_KH420#
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I really like that idea, it makes the speaker much more versatile however it's used. here is how Klein Hummel describe the setup of their Tweeters and MIDS whether horizontal or Vertical - Quote : The mid‑range driver and tweeter are mounted on a fully enclosed (sealed cabinet) sub‑baffle with sculpted baffle wave‑guides, which K+H call MMDs, or 'mathematically modelled dispersion' waveguides. The sculpted baffle is made from the same LRIM (Low Resonance Integral Moulding) material as used in the O300, both to provide controlled dispersion over 80 degrees horizontally and 60 vertically, and to avoid edge‑diffraction problems. If the monitor is to be used on its side, perhaps as a centre channel in a surround system, the sub‑baffle can be rotated to suit very easily. https://www.soundonsound.com/sos/feb09/articles/kleinhummelo410.htm -
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these bikes can go to the end of the world and back in stock form - I am sure wire wheels must be lighter and would transform this bike for off road -the lighter this bike is , the further it will go -and the mechanicals will react quicker - be better on fuel -any reduction in unsprung weight is criitical -as this is a big bike - what a beauty you have there - I know a few guys who have the older units as Cult bikes -hidden away -
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Need a dead quiet amp for my khorns now....
OO1 replied to Eddie 500's topic in 2-Channel Home Audio
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Wow, congrats, great looking system you have there! You have a beautiful listening room to enjoy the LS. I've also been a big fan of Yam 'Natural Sound' amps for years, using a CA2010 controlled by a Carver C4000 pre-amp. Enjoy! are any of these class A amplifiers Yes, the CA-2010 and its little brother CA-1000,1010 can be run in Class A. In Class B the CA-2010 puts out about 120wpc; in Class A only about 30wpc, and the amp gets siginificantly warmer when in A mode. Spec-wise, Class A supposedly offers warmer highs and a tighter bass, but my ears aren't able to discern the difference. Your mileage may vary, of course .Class A amplifiers are the best out there -and the most expensive - congrats on the amps - running so hot can damage an amplifier that is not true CLASS A - and do very serious damages as well , as ALL components are run at maximum, output all the time - any damage aslo requires the replacement of a lot of parts -and most technicians have a hard time reparing class A amplifiers -
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Voice coil blown in my K33B woofer what would you do to rectify?
OO1 replied to gfong's topic in Technical/Restorations
Actually the idea is not nutty at all , a lot of big band Technicians do that all the time while they are on tour as spare drivers are not always available - they hear the rubbing and they have jigs to re-align the cones -if I remember well - the EVM series woofers have the voice coil as a seperate part for over 30 years - -
Voice coil blown in my K33B woofer what would you do to rectify?
OO1 replied to gfong's topic in Technical/Restorations
gfong, The original square magnet woofers you have now are better than the new K-33E round magnet ones. Personally I would have the one you have fixed if possible by a competent professional or recone both. Bob Crites replacement woofer was designed around the K-33E square magnet woofer from my memory. I've owned multiple pairs of Klipschorns and LaScalas at the same time. My brother in law lives about 5 miles from me and owns Klipschorns as well. I took a LaScala over to his house and we personally switched out and A/Bd the K-33E round magnet woofer, the K-33E square magnet woofer, a Crites steel frame woofer, a K-43E steel framed woofer, a K-43E Cast frame woofer, a K-44E cast frame woofer, and an Electro Voice EV 15W-K woofer. The K-33E in square and round were used of course in Klipschorn, LaScala, etc., K-43s were used in Pro LaScala, and MWMs, the K-44E was used in Pro Klipschorns = TSCM, and the Electro Voice EV 15W-K was used in early Klipschorns (the "K" denotes Klipsch) The Electro Voice EV 15W-K sounded the best to both of us, and I am going to be selling a pair of these that have been fully restored shortly, but you are talking several times the money of the Crites cast frame woofers. PM me for pictures and a price, but I wont be able to reply until Friday. I know a reconer in Ft. Wayne, Indianna that is the only guy authorized by Electro Voice to recone their obsolete speakers that's work cannot be compared to anyone elses and he could fix or recone your speaker or speakers correctly. His name is Tom and his phone number is 260-494-1677 Roger hi - Roger - can you send us a picture of this EV 15W-K - is this a 4 ohms speaker - or 8 ohms - just curiouds to see this beast - I always fancied EV products - they absolutely sound great versus the Eminence - by the way - Klipsch is making woofers , that was shown in the Hope Gathering this year - as well as new mids for the SCALA - I am curious if KLIPSCH will have a replacement in house made K33 - thanks a lot Roger - one can see that quality was once not an object - those EV woofers were just the best for KhORNS -
Probably if used standing up, they probably stood them up for a picture, they are made to lay down. I really like how they made the new Ki 362 where the direction of the horns can be changed. Being made to be mounted either way for commercial instillations it makes things much easier, or to lay down for a center channel. pro quality Studio monitors are all designed where the direction of the horns can be changed -here are the best out there - the KLEIN HUMMEL , simply by removing the 4 screws and rotating the mids and tweeters assembly