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Klipsch crossovers

Here’s a look at my type AA Klipsch crossovers with the original capacitors and new Jantzen Superior-Z’s which is like night and day in the difference!
 

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Maybe you didn’t look at the beginning of the thread, but this is for schematics.

Nice capacitors for sure though.
 
I have been thinking about cloning my thread from the Klipsch community site here for some time.

There where 3 reasons for that:
  • original thread was closed around 1 year ago
  • DIY'er topics where "banned" there
  • unknown community forum status after latest ownership changes.
List focuses on heritage or almost heritage models first. Feel free to add any other Klipsch crossover if you have the scheme, as long as it's not current production model.
Original thread was posted here: Klipsch community forums crossovers thread

OK so lets begin....

One ring to rule them all.​

Table of contents​

  1. Common Klipschorn/La Scala/Belle
    • Type A
    • Type AA
  2. Klipschorn
    • K-500/5000
    • K-500/5000 W2/W5
    • Type AK
    • Type AK-2
    • Type AK-3
    • Type AK-4
  3. La Scala
    • Type AL
    • Type AL-2
    • Type AL-3
  4. Belle
    • Type AB
    • Type AB-2
    • Type AB-3
  5. Heresy
    • Type C
    • Type D
    • Type E
    • Type E-2
    • HIE
    • Heresy II
    • Heresy III
  6. Cornwall
    • K-1000/5000
    • Type B
    • Type B-2
    • Type B-3
    • Cornwall II
    • Cornwall III
  7. Forte
    • Forte I
    • Forte II
    • Forte III
  8. Chorus
    • Chorus I
    • Chorus II
  9. Quartet
  10. KG
    • KG 2
    • KG 2.5
    • KG 3
    • KG 3.5/3.2
    • KG 4
    • KG 4.5/4.2
    • KG 5.2
    • KG 5.5
  11. KLF
    • KLF-10
    • KLF-20
    • KLF-30
    • KLF-C7
  12. Autotransformers
    • T2A
    • T3A
    • T4A
    • T5A
    • T7A
    • T8A
  13. RF
    • RF-3
    • RF-5 C
    • RF-7
    • RF-7 III
    • RF-82
    • RF-82F
    • RF-83
  14. KP
    • KP-201
    • KP-260
    • KP-301 II
  15. Tangent
    • Tangent 10
    • Tangent 30/40
    • Tangent 4000
    • Tangent 5000
  16. KPT
    • KPT-100B
    • KPT-100D
    • KPT-310
    • KPT-942

Common Klipschorn/La Scala/Belle​

Type A​

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Type AA​

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Thanks for sharing this! I’m still searching for a photo of the crossovers for the KG5.2’s. I’ve searched the entire Internet and eBay to no avail. I have a pair of them and I think someone tinkered with them or swapped out the original crossover all together if anybody has a photo please please please post it so I can see it. Thanks
 
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I’m hoping someone can verify that these are the originals and that they are correct although one of them lost a resistor and it’s sitting in the bottom of the cabinet. Oddly enough, that’s the only Speaker that works out of the two.IMG_8420.jpeg
 

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Thanks for sharing this! I’m still searching for a photo of the crossovers for the KG5.2’s. I’ve searched the entire Internet and eBay to no avail. I have a pair of them and I think someone tinkered with them or swapped out the original crossover all together if anybody has a photo please please please post it so I can see it. Thanks
Here's the schematic. Can you read the values on the capacitors and resistors to see if they match the values below?

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I have a LOT of these crossover schematics including many pro Klipsch. You can often find good pictures of crossovers on EBay and Reverb and by asking Google to find examples for sale elsewhere too though it might take a while for the ones you want to show up.

The correct schematic should tell you what you need to know.
 
That’s helpful thanks but a photo of the original crossover would be great! The other models are very similar
Not sure how a picture will help. If the green capacitor is labeled 28uF, 28mfd or something like that it's probably a KG 5.2 crossover. No other KG crossover uses that value, as far as I can tell.
 
That resistor must have gotten awfully hot, enough to soften the solder so that the resistor could drop out. Hope those drivers are in good shape.
 
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