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Yep... I had never seen one of these, and didn't know what driver set up it came with. When I looked it up, I just shook my head. I live about 30 minutes from Hope Arkansas, and most folks around here are kind of desensitized to how cool and respected Klipsch really are. Hell, everyone around here has a set, or had a set it seems. Lol The cabinet is not altered, best I can tell, so if I can just find the correct hardware and drivers I believe I'll be alright. I looked after someone's dog for a couple weeks in exchange for this, so I damn sure didn't get took on the deal. Lol

Yes. This is what I'm working with here in the photo.

I have come across a Klipsch p-27c that someone has retro'd some trailer park looking set up in that beautiful cabinet. I ended up with the cabinet, and 6 speakers that don't fit in the cabinet in a deal I couldn't pass up, so I wanted to see if it is feasible to buy the speakers and make this thing right.

This was from Klipsch pro line in the 90's. These were designed for pro sound applications. They have an internal crossover for the horn. I've had a set since 1996, and drug them at least 100,000 miles in a trailer, where they live when not set up at a venue. I have punished the shit out of them, and it took 20 years of mistreatment before the crossovers finally broke. These are not suitable for home theater in my opinion, because Helen Keller could hear them when you have them in their comfort zone. I've had best luck pushing them with an old crown macro tech ma 2400. A smaller, or cheaper amp will do the job, but they are so much more "musical" (by musical, I mean that magic that you can't put a finger on, or describe, or at least I can't put into words what descriptor is appropriate here. If you are an audiophile, you already know what I mean) with a good amp pushing them, even at the same spl's They have a 1" throat horn that projects well, even out doors, without being harsh in a smaller venue. The horns sound very good, but not as good as the Jbl SP series from that era. Only a sound snob/*******, like myself, would notice the difference, at a venue that is. Most of yall would too I imagine. I have to assume you appreciate fine music reproduction if you are on this forum. On the flip side, the horns hold up a heluva lot better than the jbl, and are much cheaper to replace a diaphragm. Oh yeah, the handle 500 continuous, 2000 peak watts at aes standards. They ain't bullshitting, and it's not a "Peavy rating". I can see the yellow and black bullshit buttons now. Lol I've loved mine(and my 480 subs), and I can vouch for their durability.