[Klipsch Epic Owners Group]

 

On 31/01/2017 at 5:27 PM, shiva said:

Sometimes, the dust cap will partially comes loose on the driver and make a distorted or annoying buzzing sound at volume. This is the first thing to check,  see if the glue has failed at some place along the cap.  When it is making that sound, put your ear near the center circle dust cap and also put a finger on it edges to see if it is vibrating.  If so, this can be fixed fairly easily with a glue.   

 

Thanks Shiva! Even if the sound seems to come from the compression driver, it is the dust cap from the mid/bass driver who become loose, the glue passed away at some place.

We need to re-glue them.

[Klipsch Epic Owners Group]

1 hour ago, shiva said:

Sometimes, the dust cap will partially comes loose on the driver and make a distorted or annoying buzzing sound at volume. This is the first thing to check,  see if the glue has failed at some place along the cap.  When it is making that sound, put your ear near the center circle dust cap and also put a finger on it edges to see if it is vibrating.  If so, this can be fixed fairly easily with a glue.   

 

Ok. thanks for the reply. I will check this tomorrow. I hope this will cure the problem.

[Klipsch Epic Owners Group]

Hi everybody. I'm from France, and a friend of mine I have a problem with one of the compression driver of is CF-4. It seems to be in bad condition, making some noise and distortion at some frequency... Is anybody have a source to find a diaphragm to repair it?

I find this seller http://www.critesspeakers.com/klipsch_epic_cf-3_and_cf-4.html but It seems to be not available anymore... On Ebay, there is many remplacement diaphram, but none for the K-63-KN.

If you have an idea where I can find a remplacement part, or in the worst case, a replacement model for compression driver in current range. I read that the ELECTRO-VOICE DH1506 seems to be a good choice, but EV doesn't make it anymore, and it difficult to find now.

Thanks for your help.