Eric Krupp
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This then brought up another question, do you know the split how many 12” cabinet vs 15” cabinets made?
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Could you tell me what was the total cabinets made? I’ve heard the serial numbers started in the 500’s and I thought I saw 666 was a total, last serial was letters and numbers?
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On 1/19/2023 at 11:07 AM, JRH said:
All I can discern is that it was mahogany.
Thank you that confirms what I was told.
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12 hours ago, JRH said:
#786 logbook entry says: S-M-2.15; E.V.; W2
It shipped 6 Nov. 1957. No idea why it was "inspected" 3 months later!
Thank you for digging into this, I’m completing the purchase of 995 as we speak. Oh the color of #786?
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8 hours ago, JRH said:
995 is also one of the relatively few 15" woofer versions sporting a 22 network. It should sound more bass-heavy!
Ok, what was this sold as 786 I know it’s loaded correctly for the speaker config and has a W2 network. 33? Or 22? And if I haven’t said it Thank you everyone for providing all this info. 😊
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2 hours ago, JRH said:
995 is also one of the relatively few 15" woofer versions sporting a 22 network. It should sound more bass-heavy!
Thanks, curious about why they cut the front board opening at 13” for a 15” woofer? And thoughts?
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2 hours ago, JRH said:
995 is also one of the relatively few 15" woofer versions sporting a 22 network. It should sound more bass-heavy!
Hmmm, I’ll need to open mine again and look as to how it’s wired.
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1 minute ago, Eric Krupp said:
Weird as 995 I’m looking to purchase.
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4 hours ago, Eric Krupp said:
Curious what the difference in sound was having the crossover as a w22 and 15” vs w33 and 15”
6 hours ago, JRH said:I got an email asking specifically about 993 and 994 logbook entries. Not sure why it doesn't appear on this thread. In any case, they both shipped Dec. 14, 1959 and were entered as "SWO-15, 103LX, SAHF, K-77, and W5-22". A few 15" woofer versions reflect the W22 network. However, the vast majority have the W22 for 12" woofers and the W33 for 15" woofers. Not sure why a few "buck the trend".
Weird as 995 I’m looking to purchase.
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1 hour ago, JRH said:
I got an email asking specifically about 993 and 994 logbook entries. Not sure why it doesn't appear on this thread. In any case, they both shipped Dec. 14, 1959 and were entered as "SWO-15, 103LX, SAHF, K-77, and W5-22". A few 15" woofer versions reflect the W22 network. However, the vast majority have the W22 for 12" woofers and the W33 for 15" woofers. Not sure why a few "buck the trend".
Curious what the difference in sound was having the crossover as a w22 and 15” vs w33 and 15”
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On 1/12/2023 at 8:58 AM, JRH said:
As promised..............
Wow, Thank you this is exactly what I was looking for. 😊
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On 1/11/2023 at 11:46 PM, OO1 said:
The woofer is different .
W5-22 crossover shipped with the Shorthorn equipped with the Stevens 103-LX woofer /K-1000 horn /University SA-HF mid driver / University 4401 tweeter ,
based on the picture you posted , the W2 Network shipped with the Shorthorn equipped with the EV15WK woofer / K-1000 horn /University SA-HF mid driver /University 4401 tweeter ,
You are correct
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Good info thanks, but still doesn’t explain the difference between a W2 and W5-22
this is what I need to know, here’s mine.
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Curious did you ever sell them?
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I own a single Shorthorn and love it! It came w a W2 crossover. Now, I’m looking fir a second Shorthorn and am finding a W5-22 crossover.
Could you tell me what the differences are between them as I don’t want something that will sound different. Assuming the drivers are all the same.
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Just found one to use in a mono system but might keep searching for a Klipschorn. @JRH What can you tell me about this guy it was in NY most of it's life and I'm the 3rd owner.
Shorthorn
S>M>2 15 w/w2 network
serial 786
Build date 11-8-57
Klipsch Shorthorn crossover
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In this crossover the use of an autoformer. But is not a TA-2 Autoformer as it has only 4 taps not 5?