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That room is perfect for your Klipschorns!

I am curious why there is an issue with loading a picture on the Forum, so I did one myself and captured a screen shot, which I then used as the photo for this post. My steps were, Reply to this topic, Add Files, Insert, and then Submit Reply.

The schematic is on page 1 of this thread.

@Dumont Try again. We always enjoy seeing someone's new (to them) Klipsch speakers.

You might need to have a post count above 5, and also be aware that the forum has a picture file size limit of 2MB. I like to edit my picture file size way down to approx 100kb.

The long wall is ideal for your Klipschorns.

I use a sliding clamp designed for the steep angle cuts.

Just as long as a buyer is aware that this could cause SOME amplifiers to get hot. Eminence suggests these are good for multi-driver (wired in series) cabinets.

These are listed as 3 Ohm.

@Wardsweb, You once posted some beautiful Bubinga Cornwalls, can you add those pictures to this thread?

I use the KPT-884 SW. Works good for me. I recommend a high pass filter @18Hz. If you can acquire one (or more) KPT subs without paying huge delivery fees, you should try them. Or you could wait for Klipsch to release their horn loaded subs as recommended by @Travis in Austin.

Oh, I was under the impression that you just recently discovered the corrosion as the cause of the problem.

Maple veneer Heresy Slant Monitors w/K-77, K-55 and K-42 drivers.

Very unusual to hear about any corrosion inside a Klipschorn woofer enclosure. Can you share pictures?

I now see that mine are the NanoSat, but the brackets should be similar anyway. There is no part number on the bracket. It is a simple L-bracket held to the speaker with a 1/4-20 bolt.