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I hook mine up before installing in the cabinet and run a low-frequency test tone at 10v overnight. Outside the cabinet, they're pretty quiet.

One-owner, AAs, fiberglass, aluminum trim! Run if you want these!!

Those are sweet. Love the colors!

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Here's a hint ...rub a drop of silicone oil over the seal before installing. This gives just enough lubrication to be able to really tighten the driver without damaging the seal. I use silicone oil made for CO2 guns.

Yeah, they're right on top of it.

Any details on how that works?

That's really slick. Where do you get such a thing??

I'm not sure how you'd cut that angle with a track saw. Mine will only do up to 45 deg angle. Maybe others have this capability??

Hello Frank. The Klipsch forum is no longer so helpful with restorations unless you're going to use all standard Klipsch parts. Having said that, I believe the SMAHLs and Kappa 15s are solid choices. For more information about mid-horn and crossover options, I'd recommend heading over to the Klipsch Corner at AudioKarma.

I also have a pair of Heresys like this. 1977. I know that there are Heresys and Cornwalls done in this manner. I don't know if Klipsch made a batch like this or if it was possibly done by a dealer, but there are serveral out there. Mine are HDBRs or decorators.

Those are nice!

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Definitely a flux capacitor.