Its handsomely finished oak-veneer enclosure is 24-1/4 inches high, 15-3/4 inches wide, and 10-3/4 inches deep, and the system weighs 45 pounds.
KLIPSCH KG 4.2 SPEAKER REVIEW UPGRADE
Should I bag the whole upgrade route and step up to a set of Heresy's or quartets? Honestly, I like the 4.2's but don't want to throw $100 at them when $200-300 more will get me a used pair of quartets. The Klipsch kg4 is a two-way floor-standing speaker system featuring unusually high efficiency (for a home speaker) combined with an extended, smooth frequency response. Worth it? I bought the 4.2's pretty cheap and could probably turn a profit on them. I'd imagine some Solens or Daytons or other resonably priced hi-fi oriented cap would be an improvement.Īlso thinking about the Crites titanium tweeter upgrade. While no longer in production KG 4 model loudspeakers are still owned and listened to by Klipsch fans around the world as part of two-channel audio and home theater surround sound systems.
KLIPSCH KG 4.2 SPEAKER REVIEW SERIES
But this is a pretty phsically big cap to be 3000pf (.0033uf) It is not ceramic or sliver mica. The two-way KG Series KG 4 floorstanding loudspeaker was first introduced in 1985 and manufactured by Klipsch until 1992. "K"? OK, a know "K" can mean "10% tolerance" or it can also mean "1000", like 3000pf. Is it better to stick w/ an electrolytic or can a plastic cap work better here? Obviously at this large of value a solen or something is gonna be way pricier than a electrolytic cap. I've never worked on a crossover but have built some tube amps so I am pretty familiar with the nomenclature. Just purchased a set of KG 4.2's and they sound decent but I am a tinkerer and have been thinking about upgrading caps due to age in the crossover.
0 kommentar(er)
