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Authentic Klipschorns?


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13 minutes ago, MauDDM said:

Those are smooth looking. So far though.

The wait continues!



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Its a vague ad but there are some K Horns in Highlands ranch you could look at. He does not list a price but maybe you can say how your are a forum member and a big Klipsch fan etc and he can cut you a deal:

 

https://denver.craigslist.org/ele/d/klipsch-corner-horns-vintage/6723048085.html

 

Or you can go big and get these beautiful rosewood ones:

 

https://denver.craigslist.org/ele/d/vintage-klipsch-klipschorns/6727929162.html

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On 10/25/2018 at 7:52 AM, windashine said:

for comparison … inside design philosophy

 

Inside the Klipschorn.jpg

Inside Khorn.jpg

These look cut-and-paste made up of some actual K-horn wood pieces and cheap plywood make-up pieces.  I guess we are looking at a "pair" of sorts, the finished one being a genuine "B" style. The other looks like a nightmare home-garage project.  Re the latter, the sides of the bass horn looks like cheap plywood slabs cut to fit, while the spacers for the side grill frames look more typically robust and have the classic dark brown paint of the genuine article (pic above), so it looks another one was taken apart and perhaps badly damaged.  The spacers for the tail board look very crude, as do the male-up angled  pieces at the bottom of the inside of the bass horn.   The one bass bin door we can see looks cheap and tacked-on.  

 

So, that one is far from authentic IMO.

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These look cut-and-paste made up of some actual K-horn wood pieces and cheap plywood make-up pieces.  I guess we are looking at a "pair" of sorts, the finished one being a genuine "B" style. The other looks like a nightmare home-garage project.  Re the latter, the sides of the bass horn looks like cheap plywood slabs cut to fit, while the spacers for the side grill frames look more typically robust and have the classic dark brown paint of the genuine article (pic above), so it looks another one was taken apart and perhaps badly damaged.  The spacers for the tail board look very crude, as do the male-up angled  pieces at the bottom of the inside of the bass horn.   The one bass bin door we can see looks cheap and tacked-on.  
 
So, that one is far from authentic IMO.
Thanks, Larry, much appreciated. Great breakdown
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