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  1. danny d
    I have two Klipsch Shorthorn systems, circa 1955. What are the crossover properties I need to reproduce in a replacement or rebuild?
  2. Pete H
    It's time to get back to some projects and get them finished, one of them is to refinish/upgrade my Cornwall 2's and I'm figuring that I should recap the crossovers but I have some questions. 1. Which network is this and is it a stock network? As you will see, it really looks like crap so if this is stock I'm open to suggestions on cleaning this up and making any cost effective upgrades while I'm doing it but the mess where the wires are terminated and the caps are has got to go.
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