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  1. On 5/1/2019 at 10:27 PM, bkwa1959 said:

    I have 3 pairs of Klipschorns 

    1 pair heavily modded I bought from Klipsch forum member cigarbum 

    1 pair with complete Volti horns,bms4592nd mids,beyma tweeters and Volti vtk-400 crossovers 

    1 pair Klipschorns with ak-4 crossovers 

    I alway liked the modded pair with closed backs the best,I had a pair of Klipschorns with ak-4 crossovers in oak and I sold those when I moved.Then this pair popped up on the Klipsch forum a couple of weeks ago and was within driving distance,so I contacted the seller  made a deal and I now have 3 pairs of Klipschorns,3 Lascala II’s and a pair of heresy with slanted legs with the solder k-55v midranges.

    I have family in this weekend,but I do plan on playing around with all 3 pairs when I get the chance 

    And your problem is?

  2. Somebody put some time into them but yea they could of lined up the veneers better. Maybe they were working off i sheet instead of 2. Veneers can get really pricey. But to veneer the horns etc? You try it if you think its easy

  3. On 4/11/2019 at 8:49 PM, HDBRbuilder said:

    Maybe it has to do with different Mid-Horn lens on the Belles or that the horizontal center-line of both the tweeter and the mid horn lens are lower to the floor, than on the K-horns???  Or a combination of the two?  These speakers have many other differences, also...bass horn designs, crossover networks, bottom-end extension, and a few more!

    Yea there's a big difference from the hieght and placement. Belles sure are forgiving to placement for sure

  4. On 4/19/2019 at 10:25 PM, sixspeed said:

    Good point!!

    Just bought a pr of 70's. I know this sounds wierd but I'm still on the fence on the sound. After 20 watts the khorns (NOT SCHORNS!!) Blow my belles away. I'm thinking i need a bigger room

  5. On 4/15/2019 at 3:33 PM, sixspeed said:

    I have the 70th KHorns and they are in my rooms corners pretty tight and tucked in but not as tight as I could get them since I have my heating baseboards running along the bottom of the wall.

     

    Thanks to the closed backs this was not an issue and the bass extension is simply awesome. It goes all the down to 35hz, It's articulate, tight, detailed and fast. Everything you want and nothing is missing or feels compromised.

     

    A big reason why I went with the 70s since they only need to be in the vicinity of a corner and not perfectly wedged in like the original open back design KHorn.

     

    I have seen the same type of modded older KHorns with the backs added on eBay like the OP said and have always wondered myself how they sound compared to a 70 or AK6.

     

    On 4/11/2019 at 8:49 PM, HDBRbuilder said:

    Maybe it has to do with different Mid-Horn lens on the Belles or that the horizontal center-line of both the tweeter and the mid horn lens are lower to the floor, than on the K-horns???  Or a combination of the two?  These speakers have many other differences, also...bass horn designs, crossover networks, bottom-end extension, and a few more!

     

  6. On 4/11/2019 at 8:49 PM, HDBRbuilder said:

    Maybe it has to do with different Mid-Horn lens on the Belles or that the horizontal center-line of both the tweeter and the mid horn lens are lower to the floor, than on the K-horns???  Or a combination of the two?  These speakers have many other differences, also...bass horn designs, crossover networks, bottom-end extension, and a few more!

     

  7. I got an owner information packet with my schorns an in there qoute "if the corner is irregular use flaps of rubber floor runner on tail board" then they show a picture attaching 5" flaps top to bottom on the tail board. Maybe this would help with irregular stonework.

  8. On 3/17/2019 at 6:27 PM, scott0527 said:

    Was it really that easy? the new Khorns have backs which allows non-tight corner placement. And I currently see 2 pair of Khorns on eBay with backs added to them.  I've been absent for about 8-9 years but I never recalled people saying you could put backs on the Khorns for more flexible placement. There was always a lot of talk of "false wall" building  but I don't recall anybody EVER mentioning you could close in the backs to give you more flexibility in corner placement. Is this a new phenomenon? I'm in the market for a pair and was considering ordering a new pair from Klipsch. But I also see a couple of nice used pairs on eBay with modified backs on them.  I don't recall ever seeing that back in the 90's and 2000's. 

     

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