Does anyone have a photo of the bottom of a KP-456?

[nickyboy6100]

I can’t find a photo of the bottom surface of the KP-456 bass bin. The area with wheels and rubber feet. Thank you in advance. 

[CWOReilly]

This guy had some @jwc that he sold. Maybe he has more pics. 
 

 

 

[nickyboy6100]

1 hour ago, CWOReilly said:

This guy had some @jwc that he sold. Maybe he has more pics. 
 

 

 

Thank you! That is actually the exact pair I’m working on. Somewhere along the way someone has modified the caster and rubber bumper setup. It works just fine, but I’m curious how these came from the factory. Not many people take photo’s of the bottom of their speakers, but it’s worth a shot. 😁

[CWOReilly]

54 minutes ago, nickyboy6100 said:

Thank you! That is actually the exact pair I’m working on. Somewhere along the way someone has modified the caster and rubber bumper setup. It works just fine, but I’m curious how these came from the factory. Not many people take photo’s of the bottom of their speakers, but it’s worth a shot. 😁

I said to myself “that might be the ones he’s working on”. Good luck!

[jwc]

That pair in the picture has a unique history. Those came from the huge system I bought that was Ram sound. That entire system was taken very good care of and Bob McTeiry (sp) had very close ties and knowledge of Klipsch pro. He kept his stuff up to date with the latest parts so he could have changed stuff out.

[Heritage_Head]

On 7/14/2024 at 6:57 PM, jwc said:

That pair in the picture has a unique history. Those came from the huge system I bought that was Ram sound. That entire system was taken very good care of and Bob McTeiry (sp) had very close ties and knowledge of Klipsch pro. He kept his stuff up to date with the latest parts so he could have changed stuff out.

What’s the story on those cornscalas behind them? ..the cabs look really deep like La scala cabs. Did you make them?