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    @JJkizak   hey it ant that bad , the Browns were not going to the SB anyway  , but they did make it into the playoffs  , the Browns were playing with a lot of injuries .and it showed  .

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    the Browns-Texans game   , I shut the TV by half-time ,  the same can be said for the Chiefs-Dolphins game , by the 2nd quarter , the game was sealed ,  ,the  Dolphins  even busted Mahomes helmet , that had to hurt , Mahomes saw stars  for sure  on that hit 

  1. 7 minutes ago, 1000frogs said:

    Thanks for all of this info, it’s always been my intention to sit with them working for a bit before doing any work. I haven’t managed to fix them and have been listening to them. It does seem that they are not voiced for indoor home use but I will wait longer so do more research 

     K-22  woofers or K-28  4 Ohms woofers , 100$ each from klipsch Parts  , would bring the speakers in line with Heresy 1 sound  with an E network configuration ( very easy to do )  

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  2. 6 hours ago, GabeS said:

      Is there anything special I need to do to make that change?

     

    If it is the driver are they available to replace (I do see some on ebay) or do people get them repaired and if so is there a good source to fix? I do have a local vintage audio store that I likely could bring it to, but not sure if it would be a very specialized repair.

     

    Overall the sounds is great on 95% of the recordings, so I'm not in a rush but I appreciate the help from this group.

     

    GS

      unscrew gently   ,  lay the Mids driver down ,  tighten the 6 screws  of the top plate  until they are snug tight ,  the driver is composed of 2 halves  sandwiched between a rubber gasket  , a loose top cover can cause vibrations or an irritating sound  .

     

    an Ohmmeter can pinpoint to a problem with the driver's diaphragm if the resistance reading is way off between both drivers , typically a good k-55 diaphragm should measure from 9 ish  to 10,5 Ohms , anything lower than 9 Ohms indicates a worn out diaphragm , the replacement is a breeze      15 minutes with a soldering iron and a flat screwdriver

  3. 52 minutes ago, digital_throwback said:

    You may have noticed my post about my Sevens. Good luck. It seems the powered speaker series weren’t ready for prime time. Many, many stories of the same experience. Get ready for a request for YOU to update the firmware. Didn’t work for me. Mine are going back.

    you are confusing the Nines with the Sevens , once more there are thousands of positive sales of the Sevens and Nines , and you cannot put all the powered units made by klipsch  under the same boat , to say that the klipsch powered speakers were not ready for primetime is a false general statement   

  4. 1 hour ago, digital_throwback said:

    My experience (outside of this particular purchase) does not generally follow that. 

    good , so leave it at that , send the product back , and stop the negative comments , there are thousands of happy clients using the Sevens , you just happen to have fallen on a DOA , it happens , end of story 

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