Khornukopia

@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.

I normally use my Quest 2200 when checking my speakers. Its range is 30dB to 140dB and apparently my listening room is too quiet, so I had to drop a feather to trigger the meter display.

@uhughes, I am not selling mine, so I can't help you there, but it looks like someone with a drill and grinder could make a good enough substitute from a hardware store bracket. Good luck in your search.

That GRS K-33 woofer has the correct T/S parameters, but buyers should be aware that the metal frame is one gauge thinner/lighter than OEM. Also, the gasket is thinner, so you might want to add a gasket if using in a K-horn or La Scala, to be sure the cone doesn't slap the motorboard.

I also had a similar woofer rattle with one of my old Klipschorns and after studying all the repair options, decided to just buy 2 new woofers.

Interesting thread.

@SpeakerAddict I don't see crossovers in your pictures so, If the buyer of these speakers wants to purchase some OEM Klipsch passive crossover networks, I have a few for sale, because I converted mine to active crossovers.

If the buyer of these speakers wants to purchase some OEM Klipsch passive crossover networks, I have a few for sale, because I converted mine to active crossovers.

@old radioman Welcome to the klipsch forum. I remember Dan Bynum from way back when I got my first Klipschorns. I often had questions about speakers and he would always answer my phone calls and share helpful information.

The complete top section easily lifts off (after removing the two wing nuts, as noted by @mikebse2a3). When transporting K-horns, I sometimes quickly remove the side grills and store all the wing nuts in a plastic bag.