Leben
Super Member
I wanted to share my experience doing a relatively simple crossover mod on my Heresy 1s. The goal of the mod is to lower the output of the squawker and tweeter to better match the efficiency of the woofer. The mod applies to the E crossover network on Heresy 1s. I added a 16 ohm 10W resistor in parallel with the squawker (positions 5&6 on the terminal board). On the autotransformer, I moved the wire on tap 2 to tap 1 and the wire on tap 3 to tap 2. The result is a 3db reduction in the squawker and tweeter. Since I had the crossover out I decided to replace the capacitors with Dayton 1% polys.
I am very pleased with the results. Everything seems more balanced and the bass seems stronger since it is more evenly balanced with the rest of the drivers.
Disclaimer: Please research to make sure you can do the mod on your model Heresy and that it is done correctly. I suggest doing a search on "Heresy crossover mod" and read several threads on the subject.
This is the thread that motivated me to do the mod.
https://community.klipsch.com/index.php?/topic/114718-i-know-its-a-lot-to-ask-heresy-i-crossovers/?hl=+heresy++mod#entry1268614
I am very pleased with the results. Everything seems more balanced and the bass seems stronger since it is more evenly balanced with the rest of the drivers.
Disclaimer: Please research to make sure you can do the mod on your model Heresy and that it is done correctly. I suggest doing a search on "Heresy crossover mod" and read several threads on the subject.
This is the thread that motivated me to do the mod.
https://community.klipsch.com/index.php?/topic/114718-i-know-its-a-lot-to-ask-heresy-i-crossovers/?hl=+heresy++mod#entry1268614
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