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They do not match cosmetically, only in specification.

I have 2 of these 1067961 woofers that I bought brand new from Klipsch last December 2022. They were the last 2 they had and they are not making any more. I will sell for $150 each and buyer pays shipping. Let me know if you’re interested. thanks.

Have not tried them yet. Plan was to put 2 of them in one channel and try to compare, but I was waiting for Klipsch to answer my question if they were going to have more made or not so it was possible to get 4. Now they have said no more will be made so I don’t even know if I will try them or return them. Maybe somebody knows where I can get two more new ones? I have already asked if they will sell me 4 K-283 since they are also used in Jubilee but no answer yet.

Two of them were $224 with shipping. Not bad!

I guess the title here was from the original thread where the k-282 was mentioned but was not the subject. I am indeed replacing k-31 so thanks for all the helpful answers. I’ll let you know how they play when tried, but they only had two in stock and were supposed to get back to me on when/if they would ever be produced again but I have not heard anything from Indy. I also see the new Jubilees have a K-283 but have no knowledge of the difference. Also can’t help but notice how similar these k-282 woofers I received appear to be to the Crites replacement offering.

I just ordered some K-282-E woofers (part number 1067961) from Klipsch to use as spares/potential replacements in my KLF-30 as discussed in this thread. When they arrived, they looked nothing like the original woofers. A current Klipsch employee then told me that these are not the correct part number and that the correct replacement is 121235 K-31-E which is no longer available. I also cannot find listed anywhere where a K-282-E was used by Klipsch. The woofers I received look to be made by RoHs. Does anyone know why a K-282-E was suggested and what Klipsch speaker it was actually used in?