Dave A

I have no idea if those are any good or not. Find someone with a known good meter to check against before trusting it would be my suggestion. I bought a used B&K 885 off ebay and it was still a bit over $400. Some of the Chinese stuff is good and it ought to be since they stole the IP from us and more than likely made it on our equipment on the extra production runs they neglected to tell their valued customers about.

Assuming they are like the ones I got from Tim minus the extra mid range he has the four k-77-M tweeter manifolds each tweeter, four K-55-V drivers in each mid range and twp K-43's in the double bin MWM's. Now the mystery to me on these is they are rated at like 99db but I could take the same power that went into say a set of Chorus I's and get more perceivable volume out of the MCM stacks by just changing from one to the other and not touching the volume control. MCM 1900's are unlike anything else I have ever had to play with.

I figured that and have not listed them for sale. They are your until you tell me no.

Didn't I see a set of crossovers on top of the stacks? Feed it with a Crown amp and let it worry about what the ohms are as it will handle any of them. I ran mine with a Crown xli800 which was 200watts 8 ohm each channel. I only turned it all the way up one time for a nut who came by and insisted I do so. I went and put my hearing protection on and did so and it was ridiculous. I suppose at 500' you can crank them up all the way and not worry.

One thing about wood is there is a tremendous variety.

Yeah and you get to fondle one next week😉

I have been kicking this around for some time and will finally make a set of these to see how much trouble they are. Part of the holdup was a lack of a good accurate saw which would allow me to square off 2" thick lumber so I could stack and glue pieces without trouble. I am at that point now and will be making a set to take to Hope next week. I will be cutting the large Mahl shape into this and using the wood for the lens cavity. It will be the same exact shape and will have the back cutout so my clamp plate can be mounted in. Since it is free standing and restrictive cabinets wont stop the use of the larger lens shape plus the DE10 driver can also be used this is the way to go.

With all the publicity this is getting you won't see me there. It will all go for full retail + is my guess and that might work for someone looking to buy for personal use only.

ALLRIGHT a voice of sanity and no laser pointer stuff here either. I however do mine with a cup of coffee and my built in eyecrometer and earcrometer.

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I think his were with a factory crossover so one amp would run it all.

You know you are just not right don't you🤔

Precisely. We know this to be true from experience and we are suggesting if you like what you have right now you can make it better for a little money and time.

Well you have been advised to upgrade capacitors at the very least more than once. I have gone through dozens of sets of speakers from that time frame from Klipsch and not ONE had capacitors worth keeping. Yes it will make a difference and it will be the cheapest improvement you can make that is worthwhile. You like them now believe me they get better. I have a really good meter to measure inductance and capacitance and I have proven to myself that every single crossover from back then has bad capacitors with high ESR at the very least.

How you aim those 402's is important too. I find if I tilt them forward and then focus left to right to be at an imaginary point behind me they work better. You are going to be surprised at the difference just aiming them will make.

Salt is not the only bad thing. I dearly love hot peppers and had been growing Carolina Reapers and Moruga Scorpions for years. I was eating one or two a day and eventually I was the only one sweating where ever I went. Then sleeplessness and finally one day I thought my heart was going to jump out of my chest. It was the peppers and after eating hot stuff from the age of nine at 63 I had to quit. Capsicum is a strong cardio vascular stimulant and apparently my diet of super hots for some ten years finally met rebellion from my body. Along the way after quitting them other things happened like my swollen nasal passages that made me sleep in certain positions only now were normal sized and I could sleep any way I wanted to. That hot stuff also makes you use the salt shaker so I just had to quit. Once every few weeks I splash a dab of hot sauce on things but that is it.

Eminence Kappa 15LFA I never stopped my secret admiration of Bose and I am going to open the door for Bose to conquer the Klipsch forum and then the world. No lofty aspirations for Bose domination could ever be sated and you all will soon understand as you are overrun by the Bose Audio Juggernaut and sell your Klipsch junk to me for pennys on the dollar. I suspect most of you will actually PAY me to haul your junk off.

Could be Salt Lake salt though😀

Wow you mean that Himalayan pink glacier salt might be sales bunko and dye? Please tell me that's not so!

I like that "little centers" comment.

No fakebook here either. If I ever do go there it will be with a separate fakebook only email account that has nothing in it for fakebook to steal.

You have one of the best sets going and when you get them dialed in they will be amazing. You will be ruined for anything less though but that is a small price to pay. The MWM may not go as deep as others but that single fold horn makes great sounding bass and this thing will just work at any volume level.

Good luck and keep us posted on progress with pictures of course.

Google images will lead you to a guy in Australia who has built the best I have seen. It is a good thing you are retired because you will be spending some real time on these.

That's good but you will still need a way to accurately measure a horn first as there are no cad plans out there. Curious to know how you are going to form 24g and be true to life accurate.