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  1. Thanks for the work on this! Since we last spoke, I have gotten wrapped up in a few things.
  2. Thanks for this! This is exactly what I was looking for.
  3. Ok, so after having brushed up on my schematic reading skills, I would say that this "KPT-100D" that I have must be the same as the 100B. The part that confuses me is the number of resistors. Everything else seems to match up. I am now analyzing this to determine what I could pull out to defeat the x-curve. My thoughts at the moment are that getting rid of the 15uF cap and the .4 mH inductor might do this. I would be grateful for any input that any of you might have. This is not my field of expertise by any means.
  4. I was just sent schematics from Klipsch for the 100A and 100B networks. My xover has the same LF caps as the 100B, but that's about all that I can recognize.
  5. The xover says "KPT-100D". I am trying to get a pic posted. If I can't, please use the following link: http://imgur.com/FHmZN
  6. Thanks for the response, however, I might be even more confused now. If the 3000Hz is correct, I will have more (cheaper) options in terms of passive networks. That does seem a bit high to me though. I am pretty sure that mine do have the x-curve. I have to push the levels 3-5db's up in comparison to my other Klipsch speakers (that are of the same era and have the same sensitivity) to get them to blend well. Even then, the highs and lows just don't seem like they are there. Oddly, I also got an email from Klipsch support this morning stating that it was 65Hz, which definitely can't be right. I assume the rep thought I was asking where to cross my sub over, but even then, the low end for the KPT-100 is 75Hz. Surely with the number of these things that seemed to have been dumped on to the market in the last year or so, someone has tackled this project. I will have to take Speakerfritz's advice and create a new post. I tried to put this in the correct place (Pro), but maybe somebody in the consumer area has done this.
  7. Thanks for the information. Among commonly available "prefab" crossovers, 800hz two ways seem to be common. Would this be a good choice, or am I missing something?
  8. Does anyone know the crossover frequency for the Kpt-100? I want to try some prefab crossovers to get rid of the "x-curve". If anyone knows how to mod the factory crossover to eliminate the "x-curve" roll-off, that would be welcome info as well.
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