CrazySpaceMonkey

Thanks all. Overall, a very interesting design. we switched them on in the storage room without corner loading. although very much non-optimal setting there was a sense of effortless sound. All drivers worked and it didnt sound harsh at all. Also, an interesting bit of info. Apparently, it was Yamaha who imported Klipschorn to Japan.

Hi all, I came across an old pair of raw Klipschorns for a decent price circa 1980 Unfortunately, although I have a multimeter I could not measure much. So I will come another time to measure and hopefully listen. What would be the woofer bin resistance then 4 Ohms? Now, I have a dilemma. I really like the idea of khorns and I would like to get them but I am concerned that currently I can't use them properly due to space limitation and whether they will match my music requirements. I can't even do proper listening test as these are in the storage and withowner we ca test maybe that woofers work. So I need collective guidance. My current preferred speakers are Yamaha NS1000M. Other speakers that I find great are something like Kii Three and Avantgarde Duo XD. So I wanted to ask what resistance should i obtain: 1. Woofer bin 2. on K55-M input posts 3. on K77-M input posts And my biggest question: Do you think that folded horn of khorn adds coloration to 50-400 Hz range? is it perceptible? I am very much used to sealed bass of yamaha ns1000m and It is my preferred option. So something that resonates and sticks out is a no-no. In all reviews people might complain about midrange or high frequencies but I am not so concerned about these as I want to use fully active setup. Thank you, all.