I knew joining this forum was going to be a problem for me…So far the damage is minimal, I’ve upgraded the diaphragms in my KLF20s from the distained plastic ones to the revered titanium ones from Bob Crites. So far so good. But while I had the tweeters out to replace the diaphragms, I started thinking “So, what makes a Klipsch a Klipsch?” The horn was a fairly simple plastic molded part, the magnet seemed like I dunno, a magnet. You can buy a set of upgraded crossovers for a couple of hundred bucks. ..I assume the cabinet dimensions have something to do with the sound, but couldn’t I make a similarly dimensioned box out of solid wood, line it with some cheap foam, put the same tweeters and woofers in, and have a speaker that sounded the same for far less money than I paid for the KLFs? What am I missing here?