klipsch tweeters

[samuel r]

since i purchased these beautiful speaks(rf-3, rc-3), i've been wanting to know more than i already know about them. another question is.....are the tweeters ferro-fluid cooled, or does that matter?

[samuel r]

still waiting..........................................................................................................................

[Pete C]

Since there is no mention of this in the specifications, I would say no.

[PhilH]

samuel:

Actually, most high frequency drivers, including ours, use a cooling fluid to sustain higher temperatures. A few manufacturers mention it in their specs, but it's become common enough it is not really talked about, kind of like a car having emergency flashers.

PhilH

[John Warren]

sam-all high volume manufacturers source drivers from the same Chinese supplier. everyone buys the flavor of the day.

[djk]

KSC has speaker driver plants in Mexico.Most of their plastic molding is done in the Pacific rim.Polk, JBL, Klipsch, Peavey, Phase Tech,(well you get the idea)use KSC for input cups,networks,wire,and various drivers.

[Guest BobG]

In an effort to provide value, Klipsch now sources component parts all over the world. This is certainly true for most any quality speaker manufacturer. There is no one single source that supplies all companies nor one single source that provides all parts in Klipsch speakers. Boy, it certainly would be convenient if that were the case, but different companies have different capabilities.