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  1. klipsch
    If using screws VS inserts for bolts, spax construction screws work great - highly available in the big box stores if in the States.
  2. klipsch
    Pretty sure 18" options were talked about for skrams and skhorns at some point - might even be in this thread. Design stays the same, but you sacrifice output based on the lesser driver.
  3. klipsch
    Nice horns!
  4. klipsch
    With all of the vents open, maybe start off with a 24db BW at 30hz and 110hz respectively? A sharper slope could be used on the low end if really pushing the cab/driver. On the higher end, it really depends on your mains.
  5. klipsch
    Blu-ray is dead. Long live Blu-ray.
  6. klipsch
    First post has links that work for me
  7. klipsch

    Data is back!

    klipsch replied to Kyle's topic in Web site talk

    Thanks Kyle!
  8. klipsch
    Awesome! Well done. Looking forward to the results.
  9. klipsch
    If mods will happen, and paying for the mods is not an issue - the dxf is available on the first post. Or, offer dsl money for his efforts.
  10. klipsch
    There will be a substantial cost for the CAD and CAM of the CNC shop. That takes hours of time.
  11. klipsch
    The thicker wood will decrease volume internally, of the horn, and the ports. Will it have a noticeable impact? I am inclined to think it will not, but doing the math is the only way to be sure if you will care about the change for your time, effort, and cost.
  12. klipsch
    I'm running a sinbosen FP20000 - lab gruppen clone. If you have 240v access, that should handle 4 skrams very well.
  13. klipsch
    Glws! Wish I could get it across the pond!
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    Same
  15. klipsch
    Plans are in the beginning of this thread. Send Ricci money anyway
  16. klipsch
    YouTube or your choice video feed will help. Start with understanding how to rip sheets of ply and using a plunge router. You'll want to invest in a lot of clamps. A quality surface area to enable precision and comfort will go a long way as well.
  17. klipsch
    The only thing bad about skhorns is that they are like the Lay's potato chips commercials - one, two, three just begets wanting one, two, or three more. That and that Ricci was mean and didn't sell me his NSWs he had for sale several years back. The nerve of that guy
  18. klipsch
    No measurements before and after. Multiple threads and literature on cab reverberation reduction - have always assumed they were correct / accurate. The additional 10 to 15 bucks of material with another 30 minutes of effort wasn't enough to question it.
  19. klipsch
    The auto anything (frequency, gain, delay, etc.) in REW is always interesting - the RTA-like simulations seems to be very accurate. I too have taken the manual approach you have with eq, but never did the alignment reference...I know this is 2 years old, but appreciate the share. I'll have to give this a go.
  20. klipsch
    Yes. Think I used quilt foam padding from craft stores. Polyfil equivalent that is not loose. Spray adhesive and friction holds it in place. This was about halfway through the damping:
  21. klipsch
    Filter out below the tuning frequency and room EQ. Maybe start with a high pass 4th order Butterworth at 20hz. Looks like there are other woofers to tune with in your picture - time alignment and eq should account if that is the case - phase alignment can be a challenge
  22. klipsch
    Danleys and SKRAMs - I'm with you, but mine don't move! Awesome setup.
  23. klipsch
    Awesome! Now send one to Ricci!
  24. klipsch
    Tragic! I'd take it off your hands, but shipping across the pond is probably a bit expensive.
  25. klipsch
    Start with 2 skrams. Then sell 4 of existing 'old' subs. Then do 2 more skrams with raised funds. Then sell remaining old subs.
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