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Thank you Fish for helping me.

Thank you, what I really wanted to know though was what would be the minimum wpc to power these to their full potential? I also have a Nikko Alpha VI that is 300 wpc.

Thank you pzannucci, I might just do that.

I have a question, Will a Yamaha M-65 amp power my set of KLF-30's very well? It is 160 wpc

My KLF-30s have not come apart...yet. So I was wondering if I should put wood screws in the cabs to prevent the glue or help the glue not come apart? Has anybody ever done that? Also, talking about glues to use, there are a few marine sealants that are very thin made to weep there way into cracks. One is called Captain Tolley's and one is called Gluvit which I have used and can attest to how strong it is. Might work on these speakers, but it just seems like putting screws in would strengthen the factory bond?

First of all let me say I love my KLF-30's, great bass response. I got my great response though from using a Nikko Alpha VI 300 wpc amp, a Mcintosh C32 preamp and a Dbx 10/20 eq. I don't have to use loudness. But what I wanted to ask here is that I have heard about the cab issues with these speakers. Mine do not have any separation issues yet. So I was wondering if I should put wood screws in the cabds to prevent the glue or help the glue not come apart?

Looking for a pair of these. I live in Va. but will travel a couple hundred miles from 23878 to pickup. I can be reached at 757-562-5173