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I have 2 Wo in my den and they sound great but will not go real low. I tried one in my truck with good results. I then built a auto tuba and tried it in my truck, go with a tuba. It will shake your truck a part with that little 10" driver. Liked the WO but the tuba wins hands down in a truck imo.
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Just ordered a pair for a active setup on my front mains, need some help on the remote turn on. I have a XMC 1 that has the trigger outs but not sure how to adapt these to the crown amps. Anybody point me in the right direction?
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Tried it a few times , never had any problems but just to slow using it that way. I just use my PC.
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Have heard these in person ,as a matter of fact I road tripped with him to get them. They sound great and @rockhound is a great guy to deal with. Glws
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7 hours ago, Chris A said:
Depending on the exact version of K-402s that you have, they are probably already painted black. My "second-generation" K-402s are, i.e., the ones that weigh about 25 lbs. each. (The 15 lb. third generation horns now appear to be unpainted). I assume that it's the same mat finish paint that Klipsch uses on their Professional products--whatever that happens to be. You can use steel wool to remove any loose paint. I'd use a fairly dilute mixture to give a nice finish and to cover extremely thin scratches, i.e., don't use a thick thixotropic type of paint, etc. Any big scratches can be filled with something that can be very lightly sanded with 400-600 grit for preparation to paint.
The only place in the horn to be careful about painting the front surface is in the throat area--I'd keep the paint thickness down to one thin coat in this area. Otherwise you can probably do almost anything reasonable, keeping the coating thickness on the thin side--nothing thick.
Thanks , that is what I was thinking. Just going for a very light coat of semi gloss black. Didn't know if the paint would react with the fiberglass and plastic in the horn
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Just got a pair of 402 horns, they have a few minor scratch's and could use a little refinish to get them looking great. Was thinking about a very light buff with steel wool and
painting them. Is this safe and what kind of paint should I use? Would like to use a semi gloss paint if I can.
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Emotiva XMC-1 great sound and all the features I need.
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Guys I heard this set up in person, it is just scary in that room. VERY little power and it was a awesome experience . Those horns play much bigger than their size, and that sub could be used as a weapon in that room. Bass was tight and controlled and those horns were crystal clear and sounded much bigger than their size. @rockhound next time your close we going to jam a little with the new 402's.
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6 hours ago, CECAA850 said:
This showed up at my house yesterday while I was at work. Many thanks to @totalcomfort and @rockhound for making this happen!
You owe me a drink at the next gathering. Thank you for helping me make my 402 dream come true.
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I have a set of pretend jubs ( jamboree bass bin with K 402 on top) and my thtlp blends very well. Sounds like my mains are the only thing running, very tight and quick bass just like the jamboree's, but with a ton of output if you need it.
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1 hour ago, Chris A said:
So is that a 2x4 miniDSP, or 2x4HD miniDSP?
2x4 HD
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Got a minidsp 2x4 coming to set up my new 402 horns on top of my jamborees. First time going active and looking for any help I can get. Have a mic and have a VERY basic understanding of REW. So help a guy out with some advice, I want to get all I can out of the 402's they deserve it.
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Found some 402's for them, tuning them now. Great back story on how I found some will post later. Needless to say we have some great forum members on here, story to follow.
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Great amp that plays way above its price point.
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^ what she said.
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Hate to bust your bubble, but you will NEVER have your system dialed in. This is a sick hobby (passion) just when you think you have it perfect you will have to try that last little adjustment. It never ends!!! Welcome to the rabbit hole it is a lot of fun.
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Yea and thanks for helping out a buddy on some other stuff in this sale. We going to have some fun when we get both systems up and running.
Neighbors not going to be to happy!!!!
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We need pictures!!
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43 minutes ago, MetropolisLakeOutfitters said:
I think they are voiced better than the RF-7ii's. When you switch back and forth between a 396 and RF-7ii, the 7's sound kind of shouty comparatively, and these sound more like a 396. That midrange horn is where the magic is, just sounds more accurate I think.
This is my exact feelings after hearing them at the gathering.
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Open water 1 when I was in the army, got to dive a bunch in the Red Sea, when I was stationed over there. Spent a lot of time in local lakes when I got out. Not been in 20 years just lost interest.
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If in good shape buy them, one of my favorite Klipsch speakers. Enjoy them before you start messing with them.
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Thanks just what I was looking for!