Woofers and Tweeters

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Several sad people from all of this.

Like Nice find. I agree with the warranty concern, but I've never had to concern myself about that.....Thank you Klipsch.

How bout the height. (some pronounce it heighth )? I have Heresy in my 13'x13' office at work and I get a lot of traffic. They're a little bit large and I can crank it up to ~ .0000001 of a watt. These might be all that I need....

That's one that I haven't had either......but the day will come Ahhhhh the sickness...... I'm so glad I'm not alone MKP :-) That's right, and if you're needing help to get over this "sickness" you won't be getting help from me. If anything, I'll give you a free bump to keep you addicted....too

See my other post. A step (shoulder) isn't a problem...especially to remove it A drill press' knee table can accommodate ~ tall work, but they, generally, aren't ready to keep a tight tolerance. A jig / fixture / hardened bore bushing that would (if doable) pilot the bit. Has a chance of centering and keeping it aligned (two separate factors) both at the same time.

To add to the machining question(s): The K400 is long enough that it might not fit under the head, and the boring head + boring bar of the average mill (Bridgeport, Index, etc). To set up in a lathe would be miserable but after it's set it would be the easiest to remove stock. I have a 4" Lucas Horizontal Boring Mill, similar to this one that I could do it in. As far as price: If it was here, I'd do it for free.

What I picture as flashing is very thin and wouldn't require much stock removal. If that's the case, I'd use a spiral flute "bridge" reamer and do it by hand. A spiral reamer is different than a drill bit in that, unlike the drill bit, it cuts and pushes the material forward, therefore it is less likely to grab and pull into the material. Trying to set up in a mill or in a lathe is doable. Also, it would be, more than likely, very time consuming to do it right in a machine.

That's one that I haven't had either......but the day will come

Not sure what a reamer is doing in a tapped (threaded) hole, other than removing threads. I am not getting the question. Have a link on the K400 basket?

I like clean, simple tunes to test like Raberta Flack. The tunes have vocals, piano, strings, light drums and good bass.

I agree 100%

Okay. I fell in love with the looks of this one. Distinguished, like being well dress and still can throw some hard punches in a fight.

I agree. Ash wood can sometimes pass as Oak.

What you're describing is, generally, called a stud. As mentioned, you can get some 'all-thread' and some nuts and cut the all-thread to your needed length, then dress the cut ends (the threads get slightly deformed from the cut) so they will start easy, both nut and in the driver. Unless it's through holes where you can let the head of a smaller diameter bolt shoulder against one of the flanges, I would get what you need = I would avoid doing this. Machining is something that I do. PM me what you need and I'll send you just that.

Lars, your link is socket head bolts and they are, usually harder...harder than grade 8. McMaster Carr is a good source, but shipping is high.

Oak?

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Welcome to the forum Jeepnmon. I have't bumped this thread because I like the few things that I have,....but I'm not getting to use it and one one else is either. Thinking of taking this to a swap meet, so if you're interested let me know.

I avoid it too. To believe that everyone will one day rejoin loved ones is wonderful. I have nothing to gain by changing that.

What are you replacing them with? Link to your ad

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Yep.