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horny toad

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  1. A friend gave these to me today,I know they are not klipsch, but I figured maybe someone on here has seen them before? They are about 18" high, looks like a 10" woofer and 3 cone tweeters one on the front and one on the left side and one on the right
  2. another question i hear is what woods can it be made of.. We can cut it out of just about any wood, we can make it out of composites such as fiberglass with a gel coat finish, or exposed tweed carbon fiber ect
  3. mustang guy, the horn is made with a 1 3/8"-18 adapter. And yes it can be made to fit most 1" drivers for testing.
  4. I truly did not mean to insult anyone on here or discredit Bobs Crites knowledge in anyway, I'm actually blown away by all the knowledge he has... The reason I posted it was because I thought you all would be interested in reading Eminence's reply to the apt-50 2 frequency curve.. In my opinion apt-50 is really an instrument driver for bass cabs ect, there are many other 1" drivers that I would use for hi fidelity playback, the only reason I selected the apt is because it has a small diameter and one of the only drivers I could get to fit in my klipsch without cutting a hole in the top of the cabinet to fit the magnet. Frequency curve, power handling, and sensitivity put aside the apt-50 2 is a well voiced driver, and in my opinion sounds way more controlled then the k-77. But as we all know a opinion is just one persons point of view!
  5. Hi Jesse, I spoke with our HF engineer about this. He says that the old curve was vendor supplied from when we used to purchase the driver. Weve more or less proven their information was bogus. They also gave the driver an 85W power rating, but it wouldnt handle more than 15W when we tested. Even if their response curve was legit, we dont know how they measured it. When we cloned our own tooling, we eliminated the use of an adaptor to use it with a screw-on horn (the thread pattern used to be female, we made it a male thread). We matched the original signature response, improved the sensitivity and power rating, and published accurate information. We also validated the design with blind listening tests among our staff and the new driver was chosen as the favorite. We feel the new driver is superior. Best Regards, Anthony Lucas Technical Support Eminence Speaker, LLC
  6. Does anyone have the frequency curve to the k77?
  7. Does anyone have the frequency curve for the k77
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