mopardave

Had a distorted K55M in my Super Heresy. Dropped the tap on autoformer from 3 to 2. Clean as a Bell now.

DaveA contacted me with a suggestion of a road show. He's sending out the DE120 with the MAHL lens to try on my Supers.

Ok. Ill check it out.

I think the plastic horn screws to the back of the motor board like the original k77. I could be wrong.

Yes i seen this ad previously and wondered whats the difference between the plastic horn and the aluminum?

After reading some reviews on the CT125 being too laid back not interested in them. Currently thinking the DE110 or the DE120 would be best for the Super Heresy's, But i'm not sure i would need the aluminum lens thou.(MAHL)

What lens did you use? Is it absolutely mandatory to use the MAHL lens with it? Whats the difference?

I prefer the klipsch dynamic sound so looks like the CT125 is out and Claude says the BC DE10 will not fit Heresy. So looks like DE 110 or 120 and the DE 120 seems to be easier to find. Whats the big deal about the MAHL lens?

I currently have the Super Heresy using The pro12 driver with K55m mids and K77 tweets. Looking to update the tweets and am curious to what sounds best in them. Looking at the CT125 and the B&C DE10. What are the pro's and con's with these tweeters in the Super's? Thanks

what did you change on the autoformer for the CT125 to be properly crossed?

If you remember from last feb when you helped me with the super heresy build, when i moved the tap from 3 to 2 on the K55m mid it really smoothed or cleared it up a ton. Looks like the K77 is currently on 4 tap.

Very interested in this thread. Always wanted to update the drivers in my homebrew CW's.

When updating super Heresy's to a better tweeter(k77), would any mods need to be done to the x over? Looking at the B&C DE10, DE110 or the 120. Thanks

ok, thanks for clearing that up. I was a bit confused about this.

I did buy these drivers off Ebay along time ago. Do you suppose they could be modified? I have only seen these as bolt on, but these are screw on.