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kerkula

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  1. Just checked Bob Crites website and got a warning that his site was unsafe.   I went ahead and went to the homepage but any other link after that leads to:

    Not Found

    The requested URL /critesspeakers/critesspeakers/cornscala.html was not found on this server.

    Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

     

    Does anyone know if this is a glitch in the matrix or are my worst fears realized?

  2. 3 hours ago, Deang said:

    If the K-55-V has the solder lugs instead of the spring load terminals - you're good to go on the midrange. I suspect you might get lucky here because of the year. 

     

    The tweeters are an issue I think. The K-77 should be replaced with a matching K-77-M. 

     

    The B2 is a good network - leave in place. 

    Thanks for the quick reply.  I don't understand your comment about the K55.  Should I keep it or keep the K51? 

  3. I was recently gifted a pair of Cornwalls from some friends who were downsizing and had no space for them.  From the serial numbers (which are not sequential) I can see they were manufactured in 1981.  My friends were the original owners.  Being curious I opened them and much to my surprise they are two different beasts. 

     

    One has a type B2 crossover, K77M tweeter, K55V mid, and K33E woofer

    The other has a type B crossover (labeled as such) but modded to B2 configuration, K77 tweeter, K51V mid, and K33e woofer.

    Both mid range drivers are attached to K600 horns

     

    This leads to a couple questions.

    1. Are the tweeter and mid range differences big enough to warrant matching the drivers?

    2. If yes which are the superior drivers?

     

    As for the Crossover, I'm going to pull the modded one to make sure it is to spec and drivers are connected correctly.

     

    thanks in advance for your thoughts and advice,

     

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