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What model klipsch?

hardrock94

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Hey all you Klipsch guru's,put a model on these for me. I bought them in local pawn shop today for $45.00,what are they? Thanks.Dave
 
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For $45, freaking get them! Someone too the name off the cup. Easy to replace those posts, though.

Wow....I bet they are gone now. If not....amazing. They woulda already been in my back seat. :D
 
Yep. They be Chorus. That's a major nice fine for $45 bones.

Here's a page from the Klipsch site on the Chorus.

And this thread will get moved to D&S soon.
 
Thanks again everybody for all your help,Klipsch web site,confirms these are tangent's 400. Chorus,have 15 inch woofers, these are 12 in. There pis's look exactly the same as mine.:yes:
 
Hey,everyone,they are tangents. Found badges on the front,that say,tangent. I have pic's to include. Somebody spray painted over the badges. Took some cleaner and cleaned tne paint off ,can see the name fine. Took the crossover's out,to check the binding post,and they are Hersey II. I see there are two screws holding the x-over togather,can I take them out and replace the post? Also I looked inside ,theres no damping material at all. Hard to shoot pic's ,holding x-over. For sure no damping material at all,that I can find from the crossover entry. Any and all advise,on how to fix binding post would be appericated. Thanks Dave.:yes:
 
Hey,everyone,they are tangents. Found badges on the front,that say,tangent. I have pic's to include. Somebody spray painted over the badges. Took some cleaner and cleaned tne paint off ,can see the name fine. Took the crossover's out,to check the binding post,and they are Hersey II. I see there are two screws holding the x-over togather,can I take them out and replace the post? Also I looked inside ,theres no damping material at all. Hard to shoot pic's ,holding x-over. For sure no damping material at all,that I can find from the crossover entry. Any and all advise,on how to fix binding post would be appericated. Thanks Dave.:yes:

When I was upgrading my x-overs in my HII's a while back with Crites x-overs I remember just removing all of the x-over components on the back of the plate and the binding post was just held on with a screw. The x-over looked different on mine, they didn't have a circuit board so yours may be a slightly newer model. I am sure someone like radio shack or parts express will have a replacement post you can screw in there.
 
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