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Looking for a pair of Klipsch K400, K401 or Crites C401 horns, if possible in Europe because of high shipping costs and import charges. I’m looking also for a pair of Crites CT1526 woofers and Crites CT120 or CT125 tweeters. Thanks. Best, G

Can please someone help me to contact mr. lar418? You can contact me via email, it's ghabjanic at gmail dot com It's hard to get stuff here in Europe, that's why I'm so persistent. Thanks for help, G

Hi again. I cannot send you a PM, don't know why Hi. I cannot send you a PM, it says I'm "allowed to send 0 messages per day"... So if you can please contact me for the horns if they are still available. I'm very interested. Thanks.. G

Hi. Do you still have the K401 horns? I have a K55V drivers (Atlas). Would that be ok? I’m from Europe.. Best, G

Hi guys. Thanks for all your posts with knowledge regarding Klipsch rp600m upgrade. Thanks to #dtossan for posting the schematics. I decided to dig into and to built separate crossover with good parts and to add damp material for the internal of the cabinet. For the damping I used 4mm CTK premium antivribrating mat, which is used often in car audio (this is where a bought it - in a car audio shop). After that the cabinets felt more heavy and more solid. I even put the material around the bass reflex tube. Then I added a "acoustilux", which is kinda similar as it was already inside by default, but this new one is more densed and it feels much better. It's made by Jantzen Denmark. For the crossover I used a Jantzen air core coils, a Jantzen superior capacitor for the tweeter and a Clarity Cap CSA for bass driver. Oh and the internal wiring was with Jantzen copper/silver wire. The total cost of the material was around 150 USD. And the sound Well, I didn't expect too much, because I didn't want to be disapointed. But, it's quite a night and day difference. It's very pleasing to listen to them, more linear, more refined, bass is compact and punchier. They are in different league now for sure. Best, Gasper