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1 hour ago, jjptkd said:
CROSSOVER FREQUENCY: HF 5,000 Hz<br>LF 600 Hz
Right value HF is 6000 Hz
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On 27.4.2018 at 12:20 PM, pzannucci said:
Are you responding to the 15yr old post or are you opening this thread back up and stating the specs are incorrect?
Yeah!
See at specs. Midrange operate at 600 Hz to 6000 Hz . 🤗
https://web.archive.org/web/20120422070407/http://www.klipsch.com/chorus-ii-floorstanding-speaker
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Too bad there is no similar post for us with Chorus or Chorus II speakers. Otherwise, all is very interesting reading 🤗
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On 9.7.2003 at 4:04 PM, Geo1 said:
Can somebody tell me why the Chorus II has a low end frequency response of only 39Hz when it has a 15" woofer and a 15" passive radiator. Both the Forte and Quartet have a deeper low end response with smaller bass drivers, smaller passive radiators and in smaller boxes. Just investigating this seeming violation of the laws of physics.
Klipsch has some wrong information on the values of their speakers. It is strange that no one has made a thread on this subject. 😉
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On 15.4.2016 at 1:53 AM, mustang guy said:
Chorus
FREQUENCY RESPONSE 45Hz-20kHz(+-)3dBPOWER HANDLING 100 watts maximum continuous (1000 watts peak)SENSITIVITY 101dB @ 1watt/1meterNOMINAL IMPEDANCE 8 ohmsCROSSOVER FREQUENCY HF 7,000 HzLF 650 HzTWEETER K-79-K 1" (2.54cm) Phenolic diaphragm compression driverHIGH FREQUENCY HORN 90(o)x40(o) Exponential HornMIDRANGE K-57-K 1.5" (3.81cm) Phenolic diaphragm compression driverMID FREQUENCY HORN 90(o)x40(o) Exponential HornWOOFER K-48-E 15" (38.1cm) Fiber-composite coneENCLOSURE MATERIAL Medium density fiberboard construction (MDF)ENCLOSURE TYPE Bass reflex via fonrt-mounted portDIMENSIONS 39" (99.06cm) x 18.5" (46.99cm) x 15.5" (39.37cm)WEIGHT 89 lbs. (40.4kg)FINISHES Walnut Oil, Walnut Lacquer, Oak Oil, Oak Lacquer, Finished BlackBUILT FROM 1987BUILT UNTIL 1990Chorus IISPECIFICATIONSBUILT FROM: 1990BUILT UNTIL: 1996CROSSOVER FREQUENCY: HF 5,000 Hz<br>LF 600 HzDIMENSIONS: 39" (99.06cm) x 18.5" (46.99cm) x 15.5" (39.37cm)ENCLOSURE MATERIAL: Medium density fiberboard construction (MDF)ENCLOSURE TYPE: Bass reflex via passive radiatorFINISHES: Walnut Oil, Oak Oil, Oak Clear, Finished BlackFREQUENCY RESPONSE: 39Hz-20kHz(+-)3dBHIGH FREQUENCY HORN: 90(o)x40(o) Exponential HornMAX ACOUSTIC OUTPUT: 121dB SPLMID FREQUENCY HORN: 90(o)x40(o) Tractrix® HornMIDRANGE: K-61-K 1.5" (3.81cm) Phenolic diaphragm compression driverNOMINAL IMPEDANCE: 8 ohmsPOWER HANDLING: 100 watts maximum continuous (1000 watts peak)SENSITIVITY: 101dB @ 1watt/1meterTWEETER: K-79-K 1" (2.54cm) Polymer diaphragm compression driverWEIGHT: 89 lbs. (40.4kg)WOOFER: K-48-E 15" (38.1cm) Fiber-composite cone active / KD-16 15" (38.1cm) Fiber-composite cone passiveChorus II
It seems like Klipsch has wrong value on HF value CROSSOVER FREQUENCY: HF 5,000 Hz<br>LF 600 Hz !
Right value on HF is 6000 Hz
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You can go for a bigger radiator 🤗
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On 24.1.2018 at 7:24 PM, wvu80 said:
Ah, I see.
My philosophy is, if you want more horsepower, get a bigger horse.
Well that horse will be bigger with a 15" passive radiator 🤗
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I will add some new link to these tread.
I wonder how much passive slaps will affect the speaker's bass response when the slap's own resonance is under 20 Fs. The weight of the slap area I think is not a problem.
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12 minutes ago, absolve2525 said:
Looks good! Does it fit the Chorus woofer cutout?
I dont know AS I have nothing to measure on. 🤔
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Take a look at this item on eBay 😀
The RSS390-PR 15'' passive radiator includes:
(1) Passive radiator
(7) 75 gram disk weights
(1) wing nut (for tuning)
(1) lock nut (for final assembly)Specifications: • Fs: 18.2 Hz • Vas: 7.51 cu. ft. (212.8 liters) • Qms: 4.01 • Cms: 0.22 mm/N • Mms: 400g • Rms: 12.41 kg/s • Sd: 829.6 sq. cm. • Xmech: 30 mm • Dimensions: Overall diameter: 15.29'', Cutout diameter: 14'', Depth: 4.76''.
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If i import a pair Chorus II from US to Norway the price will be 1 566.95 USD
That include shipping and tax 🤔 expensive . I will sell my RF 7 II and try to get a pair Chorus II 🤔
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A 2003 tread is equally interesting to me.