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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 ,

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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

Baltimore-Houston 24-10 , lights out for the Texans , Lamar Jackson all the way

it's a good deal

part # 1000263

email klipsch parts , indicate the serial numbers of your speakers https://support.klipsch.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

no , we dont know if that is the case , but we do know that upgrades to revamp some of the older Heritage speakers are in the works

good to know

Steve , in the late 80's PWK's priority was designing Big Horns and the Chief was tasked to get the job done , the Epic CF-4 horn predates the CW IV by 3 decades , it is the Corn-Scala ....CW IV horn with a twist , the addition of Mumps by Rojelio Delgado Jr .

Cornwall IV

pretty speakers

the Heresy IV sounds like a Studio Monitor with exceptional vocals and the purest Heritage sound ,, the RF7III are larger towers for a home entertainment sound system ,

https://www.klipsch.com/ces#party

the LF weighs 331 lbs or 150 kg , the HF section is 78 lbs or 35kg , it's 31 inches deep by 51 inches wide and closer to 6 feet tall , it's big 'n heavy , no BS

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