RE: Need some help with Klipsch speakers!!

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In Reply to: Need some help with Klipsch speakers!! posted by tbone77 on December 4, 2009 at 09:17:11:

First thing I would do is run a wire directly to the horn from the amp (keep the volume low) and see if you get output. Alligator clips are useful for these temporary connections.

If there is output, the horn is OK and the problem lies elsewhere (open cap in the crossover, etc)

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Topic - Need some help with Klipsch speakers!! - tbone77 09:17:11 12/04/09 (5)

RE: Need some help with Klipsch speakers!! - Kirk57 16:27:51 12/04/09 (0)

RE: Need some help with Klipsch speakers!! - dadbar 12:49:08 12/04/09 (2)

?? Would replacing the diaphrarms on an older pair be a good thing? - mr grits 17:58:18 12/04/09 (1)

RE: ?? Would replacing the diaphrarms on an older pair be a good thing? - dadbar 20:39:28 12/05/09 (0)

RE: Need some help with Klipsch speakers!! - Greg W 11:06:50 12/04/09 (0)

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RE: Need some help with Klipsch speakers!! - Kirk57 16:27:51 12/04/09 (0)

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