Klipsch crossovers

[Dave Cawley]

_{Have I missed the AK-5 schematic ?}

 

_Thanks

 

_Dave

Edited November 16, 2014 by Dave Cawley

[djk]

Contact Klipsch for current product schematics.

[mustang guy]

KPT-100 network:

 

[mustang guy]

KP-250 network:

 

From here: https://community.klipsch.com/index.php?/topic/126736-kp-250-schematic/

[wayne3431]

Hello, I'm rebuiding my Klipsch RF52II crossovers with Jantzen Caps and Air Core Inductors.

Does anyone know the DCR values of the two original inductor coils?

The original Mid/Woofer Inductor is iron cored, so I can't just measure the wire guage (new Inductor will be air core).

Any help would be great.

Wayne. New Zealand.

[NADman]

Here is the T-4000/5000 xover. Very similar to HII but uses 47 uf on woofer leg instead of 68 uf and 1 uf on mid versus 1.5uf on HII mid and the mid and tweeter polarities are switched.

 

Tangent T 5000  from Bob Crites

[marems]

Here are the stock cap and resistor values for my Ver.1 CF-4 crossover components: 10w 7ohm 10w 3ohm 10w 1ohm 10w 8ohm 10w 2ohm. Caps: 1.5uf, 3.5uf, 5.0uf, 15uf :::::::: 40mfd, 57mdf

[longdrive03]

Does anyone have a schematic for the KSF-C5 center channel?

[Maestro1]

I have a pair of Klipsch Quartets that I upgraded to titanium mids and highs. Big difference over the stock phenolic. Now I am considering new Crites crossovers with Sonicaps. The other option is much costlier. New Dean G or ALK networks.

I mostly listen at moderate volume levels and rarely reference levels. Considering the titanium mids and highs were very reasonable priced and new Crites crossovers can be had for a fair price I'm thinking of going that route and calling it a day. Just wondering if any one else has upgraded their heritage speakers with the Dean G crossovers and if there is a night and day difference between them and the Crites networks. I know there is a huge price difference. Considering I'm not Rockefeller I want to get them sounding as good as possible without spending an arm or a leg.

[cbarth]

Hi

I had Crites upgrades with crossovers and titanium tweeter diaphragms in both Cornwall ii (also with Crites woofers) and Forte ii. They were an significant upgrade from stock.

 

I am collecting parts now for an "all out" version of the stock Forte ii crossover. Much inspired from Set12, frequent on the Klipsch Korner pages over at Audiokarma.

So far I have got new German beefy auto-formers, duelund cast copper caps for mids and Mundorf silver in oil for tweets.

Still saving up for some beefy 8awg air coils from North Creek inductors... Dang these things are expensive!

I'm really looking forward to completing these!

 

Cbarth

[CECAA850]

KPT-100 network:

 

 

 

You should pencil in the x-mod delete wire.

[CECAA850]

Found one.

 

[twentyhertz]

^{I am looking for the crossover for the KV-4 do you know what model that is or the diagram  ?}

[wvu80]

Klipsch RC-7 network

 

RC-7 diagram.pdf

[Bacek]

I just noticed that there is a thread with Klipsch woofers T/S data by mustang guy

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Klipsch Heritage woofer T/S spec

Edited August 21, 2015 by Bacek

[paskwalito]

Hello

Does anyone have a schematic for the RF82-II network?

Thanks!

[raugugliaro]

Does anyone have a schematic for an AW-650 crossover used in the Klipsch Outdoor Speakers

 

[moray james]

Hello

Does anyone have a schematic for the RF82-II network?

Thanks!

cannot recall if it is on the list here but I do remember that it is the same as the RF82 there was no network change only internal wire and some cosmetics I believe.

[psg]

KPT-100 crossover mod to defeat the X-Curve (Schematic KPT-100D on previous page).

 

Edited September 27, 2015 by psg

[paskwalito]

Thanks James!

 

 

cannot recall if it is on the list here

 

No, I've check it 2 times before posting 

I only got this picture, not sure it's the same (high frequency  crossover is 1400Hz for RF82 II and 2000 Hz for RF82)

http://reconingspeakers.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/1012267-3.jpg

 

Pascal

Edited September 28, 2015 by paskwalito