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Sorry Mike - when you say For a while in my original CW I had some EVM15L - what was the sound like with the EVM15L for someone who likes hard rock in a CW1

I doubt that they were in the great condition that these show to be , the 1980 scalas woud have had the AL network and the K55M - and K77M while the AA is k55v and K77 Alnico -this is the one I prefer the most -

there are not bad at all and quite inexpensuve - just dont expect a high qiality in padding for heavier set people -

very nice condition -

ok - so why is the k43 a better woofer in a Cornwall - I read that it is actually an improvement as well as the Kappa 15c -since we are on this issue - what would happen if I popped a EVM15L in the cornwall - would it be ok although it is 8ohms -tx

did you add this white foam to the speakers -

I'd love to know too...the grille is in perfect condition, so it must have been off when it was damaged. They were an open box set from AcousticSoundDesign, and the note inside the box from the previous buyer indicated that he "didn't like how they sounded". I can certainly understand why... so he took a hammer and smached them - sounds like a case of speaker rage -

(Lorton) to DALLAS - sure lucky I didnt sway by Lorton , OOOPS -

here is another tweeter that seems to be easier to fit to the APT 50 - this tweeter will work just fine with very little modifications - this is not a CT 125 or an eliptrac but for a coulpe of $ - it will do just fine

definitely a bad speaker choice for you - Heresies are best at sound at ear level - they are lifeless , by that , you mean uncolored -yep that is right - they are over 10 hours old - they are broken in , now your ears have to adapt to the speaker-as well , - - the heresy 3 is not a modern sounding speaker - although a good monitor - klf 10 is better in my book - more bass - more definition - punchier - Perhaps I should have gotten the RF82-II's like I had originally planned... - I love heresies - I have a few pairs - h1-h2-- they are like a monitor to me - ithey can give a lot of detail but dont expect bass - like the bass of the RF-82 - or klf 10 -the H3 needs a sub and with that will be very impressive - crank it up and enjoy the sound - take time to hear the H3 and then you might be surprised - just dont compare it to the newer stuuf from klipsch which is really different

hi Mike - I need to simply install an apt 50 on the k77 lense - I will buy some of these cheap Motorola Piezo tweeters that have a similar lense to the k77 and adapt it -

is that the same elliptical horn made of wood that SHU was mentonning above before

what does the elliptical look like - I think I saw these made out of wood on this forum or was it the waveguides - these were made to fit the APT 50 - if I am remember right - do you have a picture and the cost of that elliptical horn that can post - tx

no problem here -

definitely a bad speaker choice for you - Heresies are best at sound at ear level - they are lifeless , by that , you mean uncolored -yep that is right - they are over 10 hours old - they are broken in , now your ears have to adapt to the speaker-as well , - - the heresy 3 is not a modern sounding speaker - although a good monitor - klf 10 is better in my book - more bass - more definition - punchier -

thanks mike - it is a good idea - now if you dont have a k77 horn - there are also those cheap Piezo tweeters 2$ that have a horn like the k77's - exactly like the ones tlipsch put in the tweeter arrays in the big pro series - that is the cheapest way to avoid scrapping a k77 horn lense

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agreed

or make my own - I have access to these mahines - you would have to make the concept and produce a few units -

you can use the front of the k77 with a APT 50 - it can be done but it is a mess to cut and glue - and looks awful - Bob Crites made the CT125 by purchasing a machine that fabricates a k77 horn with the right adaptor for the apt 50 old style and maybe new style as well - that is where the driver and horn work well together -

I really dont like the K33 no matter what I try in a Cornwall unless you listen to jazz - classical music at low volumes - the moment you pop in the rock and live music loud , it is like adding a mountain of uncontrolable bass -- it is just awful - now the k43 is much better - in contrast - a k33 will sound good in a scala - but not a cornwall 1 -is it the cone that does not have a high excursion or just too stiff - it is maybe because it is rear mounted - a k33 is to me an old - era woofer that is made for the purists only - 50's -60's style -you want to have a rock -dance music woofer - it wont be a cornwall 1 -surprisingly a similarly equiped heresy 1 iwith k22-k55v -k77 is a charm - add a k28 and the heresy 1 is a gem - - -now you take a k48 8 ohms - made by Eminence - is that ever a really good woofer that expands the sound - and that can handle pretty much a host of music types -a lot of power handling - - bass is tight , -chest pounding speaker in a chorus - now if Eminence made a k48 4 ohms - I would put it in a Cornwall 1 to try - IMHO

I am looking for CT 125 horns only - no drivers , - any color -

some of the guys dont care , they just post , sell , remove later -