Dingman

Ding! The best days to listen are today and tomorrow. It's still at the download link in first post.

I sure am glad he's added in his shipping costs on the crossovers, god forbid that he wouldn't get that $16 back. Nice speakers, BTW.

hey i got a summit! what a fun rc car!! i have it and a slash ultimate. they are both a blast to take bashing. the slash is a lot of fun at the local skate park. It's fun taking the Summit to the 4x4 meets - when you are back at camp and the big rig is parked, you can get the little rig out and play. It is fun.

Some work on the plastic of the horns may be beneficial, while it's all open and the drivers are removed. http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/starting-to-mod-klf-20-cabinet-crossover.372783/page-5#post-7091376

One of the first "viral" videos I ever saw on the internet was of that gentleman attempting to show off a wax cylinder (I think on the original Laport tech show - can't even remember the name now). Thanks for sharing this Schu, very interesting.

I regret selling my ChorusII's - someone get these

Good choice and while you're at it...if you've got the bread...pop Crites' midrange diaphrams in there as well. The center image will be fuller/smoother and less narrow as is with the stock. I did this with my 30's as well as reinforced the cabs and extended the ports. All these simple mods will make the KLF sound like how it should sound....leaps and bounds better than the original stock. Thanks for the advice. I'll look into the mid diaphragms and ports. What are the benefits of reinforcing the cabs? Mine don't have the loose baffle problem that some had. You may not think you have loose baffles - but when you get them open, look at how poorly they are glued. If they are like others I've seen, not only does the glue not stick to the melamine, the glue was totally absent on about 30% of the seams where it should have been. Don't get me wrong, I think they are worth re-gluing and while you are in there, no reason not to add some bracing. Mine are done and I love them. Here's an idea of what I did to them.... http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/starting-to-mod-klf-20-cabinet-crossover.372783/page-5

Must resist. If I jumped on every good deal that popped up, I'd be a hoarder. And poor. LOL

Done

Trying to repair an Academy so I can sell it... Needing a K-1011-KV

LOL, the rocks are certainly part of the sonic shaping. Move the pile left, move the pile right. EDIT: I sure don't have a golden ear or anything, but that set up there, all those klipsch being driven by an onkyo HT and it really sounds good - even in stereo mode. I'm surprised. I think the bedliner helps.

Well done and congrats. Keep us posted.

bet you can pick up some tail with that.

Two of my toys

They would go well in my bedliner Or, would work well in my bedliner man cave.

I feel the need to mention that most KLF-20 have the "loose baffle due to improper glue compound". Google it and you'll find alot of info. That being said, I have a set of KLF-20's that I'll (probably) never, ever let go.

If I were nearby..... I'd keep them unopened.

I think the price is about right. I also have KP-201's - 2 sets. I paid $400 for a set with tripods, and $400 for a nice set of Walnut oil.

Ya, I got that with my ChII's that I just sold - a couple of people wanted them shipped (Not counting the email that offered above asking price, never specifically mentioned the speakers and would have an "agent" arrange for shipping, bad spelling, classic scam). I did end up driving mine half-way to buyer, but it was cool, because we met at a friends farmhouse, and we auditioned the speakers outside! What a joy, I really loved the "no walls" sound. I never heard those Chorus2's sound so good, it was amazing.

That's a great deal, I bet they don't last long.

thanks for all the kind words. Speakers are sold!

Unfinished? That would be have nice to see.... good deal.