Chief bonehead

and to certain members that are on their last leg in this forum, you will be banned.

So what’s the problem dean? Klipsch cares. And I’m sick of hearing about crites, and al and any other unapproved network modifier on the KLIPSCH forum. And for those boneheads that insisted on just coming to Klipsch forum and bragging here about them, I have two things for you. Go to their website and brag there. And two, if anyone insists on being a bonehead and still posts on the Klipsch forum about them, you risk on being put on moderated posts. And I don’t care if you leave the forum.

Flat curve…..

Not going to happen

Yes

What?

I have answered the question. But one more…..ask me the question and I will try again.

It is most likely that your “modded” network has a different voltage curve than was intended. A 1/4 db over a wide bandwidth can absolutely change the spectral balance.

Absolutely true. So many people just don’t get it.

No need to worry about that. Stay in your lane brother.

Well don’t know about that.

Anybody seen or heard from Michael?

The drivers and woofers are very close to our standard curve. I just wanted to add that extra touch in matching them.

Always is.

I named it the jubscala when we played with it at a jubfest…..

Correct!

I sell snake oil bro!!

From people that know what they are doing….that’s how this ole timer keeps learning.

Lol

Sorry bro. I got nothing to prove to you……lol

Then you must saturate the tape or overload the bits if doing it digital. ive been doing this for over 36 years but thanks for the pointers…..lol

You forgot the magic word…..lol and I depend on measurements to confirm what I hear…..lol

For the jub, we break in the all the woofers and compression drivers in the lab. We also match the drivers for a pair. Shhhh!!! That’s a a secret.

Or listening to it is just as effective.

20 db over average? Have you ever looked at a typical song as a wave file? and yes believe it or not (doesn’t matter to me) these system can do a 200-300 seat cinema.