I’ve installed a set and they were pretty easy with a steady(ish) hand. 

Really good one:    

Funny, I sat here and watched that entire thing.  I've never seen it before.  I roll a lot of the time w/memories in here.  How could I make that statement?  I've only been in NYC twice in my life.  One w/a record dude for NYE long ago and another time w/an artist.    He asked me to do something for him prior to a show so I did.  In return he threw me two "staff jerseys" for both the East and West Fillmore.  Purple for the East and green for the West.  I think.  Said just wear 'em and tell anyone that asks I gave 'em both to you.    Over the years the green one vanished somewhere but I still have the purple one.  Well kinda.  I have two big boxes of all my old t's and I know that purple one is in one of the boxes.  The down side of it all?    When I left my house, prior to my divorce, I couldn't get up into the attic above the garage because the pull-down ladder was cracked.  I wasn't gonna die.  Someone did take it down at some point though.  My trusty neighbor said no one ever went up there cause the ladder was broken so the just pulled it before it sold.  So that's where they are.    I keep an eye on the place but don't know the new owners.  I do know they haven't replaced it cause there's an open hole in  the garage ceiling I can see when I drive by.  I also can't tip my hand.  Thinking about offering to put up a new ladder if I can get my things out.  I just wanna be the first one up there.  There's so much money sittin up there it's unreal.  She was clueless cause she'd never seen 'em.    Bill Graham though?  He was truly the real deal as far as I'm concerned.  Great guy! 

@JerrysMiddleFinger, a little late to the party, as usual, but how “easy” did the Ti diaphragms go in ?   I read the caveats about them and still managed to snap the “tinsel” leads on one of the diaphragms I swapped years ago. Any flexing, or forcing of the assembly is a recipe for disaster.   Do you have a multimeter you could check them with ? 

Looks great to me!

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What's this "other Klipsch" forum you're talking about?

And Kiefer was born in England.

yeah

What do you mean by "sound like crap"?  That could be many things.  Too bright?  No highs? Etc.  Could be those Sonicaps making things too bright along with those Ti diaphragms.  Those two teamed up could make for a really bright high end.