Item Category: Vintage Electronics

Please note there are variations of these and you need to determine what you have before you order. There is the K-77-M which is the most common one. Then there is the Zee Bracket style K-77 known as the K-77-F and there is a third style which is a larger casting with a boss that goes into the motorboard cutout known as the K-77-D. With the KHorns and Cornwalls in the 70’s you may have a smaller hole which requires the reduced boss size lens. Finally you have two thicknesses of plywood used on KHorns and LSI’s namely 1/2″ and 3/4″ and that needs to be determined before ordering also. Shipping is to expensive for me to continue to absorb shipping both ways and so from now on it will be incumbent upon you to make sure what you have before you order. I can cover any type you come up with but I am not there to see what you have. PLEASE ask if you have trouble figuring this out and I will help you. There is a picture of the K-77-D and F to help you identify what you have. This listing is for ONE PAIR of SMAHL V2™ (Small Mahl V2™) and B&C DE120 driver and jumper wires and Loctite. I have discontinued the hole set for the B&C DE-110 driver and replaced those with a set of holes for the new Celestion CDX1-1412. There has been interest expressed in this new driver and since I have never had a request for DE-110’s I have changed the clamp plate to reflect buyer interest. At this time I do not intend to offer the CDX driver so you will need to find them on your own. As mentioned before these are the ONLY aftermarket direct drop ins that allow you to use more than one driver type. To date the B&C DE110,DE120,DE10 and Faital HF102 have been used with the DE120 testing best of them all and the DE10 and DE120 are readily available in stock from me. There are some cutout variations in later Klipsch La Scalas and I assume KHorns and Belles. If you have the Zee bracket type factory cutouts of the aftermarket Zee brackets with the original holes cut larger for these you will need to gat the Zee bracket type K-77 in one of my other listings. For information on what exactly this did for sound quality please go to the Klipsch Forum and under the Technical/Modifications sub go to the “DaveA’s Fabulous New Improved Super Tweeters 2.0” thread posted by Claude on 11-7-19. No I did not pick that title he did. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE