Scott Analog

How about the R113?

I have. Just not crisp to my ears.

Honestly I would welcome some treble. I think the caps in my speakers, which are original , may be a little tired after 59 years. I've inspected them, and are outwardly clean, so I'd like to keep them original if at all possible. I just ordered a set of Klipsch bookshelf speakers to pair with them, to gain some crisper highs. I already added a sub.

I owned a 430 in the seventies. It was my first thought after playing with these speakers a bit. I'm currently using an HK AVR20ii. Not enthralled with the sound.

I have a set of 1963 H series speakers, and I want to pair them with a '70s vintage receiver. I'd love to get some ideas. I don't want tubes, because I'm cheap and lazy. Thanks

Gorgeous

https://photos.app.goo.gl/C9QkdHTgurKFQU6M7

https://photos.app.goo.gl/YfjXSLjfaCjoxJEe7

Here's some Klipschporn. https://photos.app.goo.gl/gQEKQhDF3fjciaM37

I took the backs off and everything looks perfect. The speakers sound great, especially since I added a subwoofer to the mix. I think perhaps I was considering the caps because the highs are ont as crisp as I thought they should be, but I might be affected by years of exposure to electrostatic tweeters. Perhaps I'll leave them be and add some nice new bookshelf speakers to enhance the highs. Thanks for everyone contributing

So I have a pair of 1963 H series speakers. Type HH12 The crossovers are identified as type 4 on the warranty card. I have not been able to find any info about this crossover, and I would like to replace the caps. Help

So I have a pair of 1963 H series speakers. Type HH12 The crossovers are identified as type 4 on the warranty card. I have not been able to find any info about this crossover, and I would like to replace the caps. Help

I should probably send in the warranty cards. 😁

They are pristine https://photos.app.goo.gl/5K18zwRrR2Ry7UEg9