• The move to the new server is done. There are some software and database maintenance updates in process. This has us passing the hat around to help out. We appreciate any donations. Seriously, even a dollar helps. The payment page may be found here - https://www.audiokarma.org/support.html

KLH Model 354 Speaker, Woofer question ODD...

chucklesinch

New Member
I have recently acquired a pair of KLH Model 354 speakers, one of the speakers does not have the original woofer and I'm desiring to replace that one.

The speaker in the pictures is the original.

These speakers are very odd, first off I can't decide the size of the speaker 10 or 11" Maybe 10-3/4"

If the entire speaker cabinet is an 8ohm speaker, would that also mean that the woofer must be 8 ohms? And what is that little wire hanging out between the positive and negative do.

Anyways I'll let the pictures do the talking.

appreciate any help you guys can offer on this subject Ak'ers.


DSC_0009-1.jpg

DSC_0008-2.jpg

DSC_0010-1.jpg

DSC_0003-1.jpg

DSC_0002.jpg

DSC_0005.jpg

DSC_0006-3.jpg

DSC_0007-2.jpg
 
Register to hide this ad
These speakers are very odd, first off I can't decide the size of the speaker 10 or 11" Maybe 10-3/4"
That appears to the same (or similar) woofer used in the KLH 5 & 23 (or possibly the 6) which is nominally a 10" woofer but indeed measures 10-3/4".

If the entire speaker cabinet is an 8ohm speaker, would that also mean that the woofer must be 8 ohms?
As a rule, yes.

And what is that little wire hanging out between the positive and negative do.
My first guess would be that it connects the negative side of the signal to the high-pass (for the mid and/or tweeter) portion of the crossover.
 
Back
Top Bottom