tweeter and mid diaphragm alignment

You can look at the attached thread where I suggested this very simple modification. I have posted comments there of this experiment on my Modified Heresy 3 speakers. Hope this is of interest. Best regards Moray James.

http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=535863

try this link
http://www.nutshellhifi.com/MLS/MLS3.html
you can look back a page or two and see the Quad57 and see how impressive the Chorus is when aligned.

I can't get the photo to show. Any idea why I can't?

file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Moray/My%20Documents/Klipsch%20Chorus%20Mod%20nutshell.htm

soundbound said:

I can't get the photo to show. Any idea why I can't?

file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Moray/My%20Documents/Klipsch%20Chorus%20Mod%20nutshell.htm

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Same here I even tried to copy/paste to a email to open? What am I doing wrong Moray?
Louis

Perhaps because the file is referencing the directory structure on Moray's home computer.

-D

http://www.nutshellhifi.com/MLS/MLS3.html

sorry about that.

moray james said:

http://www.nutshellhifi.com/MLS/MLS3.html

sorry about that.

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Good article and I liked the graphs/charts. I am going back to it to read the article from Danley as his DTS10 folded horn bass bins/subs are AWSOME.
You post some great info on mods for Klipsch speakers.:thmbsp:
Louis

The difference this modification makes is not small. It is however easy to see why it has not become popular and it is not for everyone. I would hope that as many as possible would give this a try as it does make a substantial difference in sound. I hope then that some of the adventurous DIY members will consider mounting their horns in free a standing alignment when they plan new projects. The visual affect can be very interesting. The effort is well rewarded with much improved phase characteristics which. Digital alignment only works when directly on axis so physical alignment is the optimum method. Best regards Moray James.