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duder, you have a PM

Both.

Blue and black. +1

True.

Looks like some interesting reading.

Chad, will it fix some of the broken links in the archived posts? I know I am going out on a limb here.

Contact Bob Crites he will know.

I will take a look at that when I get the kits and fully understand how all of the pieces fit together before I attempt to use the glue. Using the frame and former as a jig makes sense.

Yes, it does. BTW the Klipsch sales rep had to check to see if there were and more recone kits available, so it is possible they will be not be available after the current stock is depleted. I had two kits shipped out.

I drove 14 hours to get mine and these are just down the road and in great condition.

Dave, Is the Valve Head MC767-RD in the photos available?

Here, here.

Dave, good piece, the insight provided applies to all types of published product reviews.

I'm with you Michael, I will never get rid of my Forte II.

Sellers remorse, a trait of the serious collector.

Mustang Guy, This is a great thread, nice work. I have ordered recone kits from Klipsch for two 1976 vintage square magnet K33's. After reading the thread twice I have a question. When did you remove the business cards from the voice coil? I can see them removed in your photos but not sure when to remove and how. My concern is having some of the epoxy glue get on the cards and not being able to get them out of the former. I'm not as steady with my fingers and hands as I once was.

John, you have a PM.

Happy birthday. Enjoy.

Sweet system. A work of art and function. Enjoy.

Lately there seems to be quite a few Newbies posting in the forum garage sale area and never another post on the forum. Not much different IMHO than putting a listing on CL. Sign up and sale. Of course there the postings where forum members will vouch for the Newbie listing.

Heather grills to boot!!!

Max2 a photo might help the op understand what you are saying.

Not sure what that speaker is, but is not the Speakerlab knockoff of a K-horn, I have a 1978 copy of the Speakerlab construction plans. Never built them and a pair of genuine Klipschorns are playing in the living room.

Lets see some stickers and some pvc T's to keep the electrons in my speaker cable, that should work.

That what the forum will do to you. Always looking for the "perfect sound" and it is difficult to stop.