Discussion in 'Speakers' started by timsclips, Sep 28, 2013. bookshelves or whatever to break up reflections. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account. I really don't think its as cut and dry as some of you guys say and out of the two systems, if anyone is a limitied compromise, I really feel its the Khorn. Altec spec sheets show 30hz- 20khz freq response. My experiences have found them a little too bright and crisp. This is a sample of Klipsch's Flagship speaker displayed on their website! dkalsi Oops, looks like you forgot something. I suggest mounting the tweeter in the very top in one side of the woofer horn mouth. altec No mean feat. The classic Altec and JBL 2-way horn systems also crossed-over low, generally at either 500 or 800hz. Yes, the A7s didn't have a great low frequency response, and their high end The jubs have been in the house about 7 months now, & I have only listened, have not even started the cosmetic plans of staining the center panel's to match walls & still kicking around different options for grill cloth etc. I can't wait to hear this setup! How about a University SA-H? There was a whole range of Voice of the Theatre loudspeakers -- the A5 and A7 are probably the most common. My type "B" network for the Cronwall is fixed at on crossover frequency and one set of levels. Upload or insert images from URL. The Klipschorn Ak6 is a three-way, fully-loaded speaker with a greater than average sensitivity and size. A design by John Hilliard, Altec Lansing Voice of the Theatre systems originally targeted movie theaters. The weak point is that K501 and K401 horn itself! LaScala AL5 vs Klipschorn AK6 - The big ones on the Khorn, there is plenty of room on to the side of the tractrix horn for just about any tweeter you'd want to use. Hey, I don't mind Coytee mentioning Jubs, but I spoke with a Klipsch technician and he said for my sized room 12' x 15' and 10' high (with the Khorns on the 15' wall) the Khorns would be the better fit sonic wise over the Jubilees. Altec Model 19 vs Klipsch Cornwall | Audiokarma Home Audio UPDATE: The forums, gallery and advanced search upgrades have been purchased. Now whether that is something I have accepted and learned to live with over time or just naturally prefer I cant say, but I am fond of it. This website and its contents are copyright 2020 KCK Media Corp. All rights reserved.
