Replacing the diaphragm on Klipsch Chorus and others

Just a very amateur video showing how to replace the diaphragm on many horn tweeters made by Klipsch and other companies.

[@nickmarchese2954]

Thank you for posting. Mine are on the way!

[@coastguv9628]

I read about replacing the Chorus' diaphragm in an audio forum a few months ago but had been wondering how to do it exactly. Now your video shows me how, thanks you very much!

[@981600]

Totally helped, thank you

[@hochgonzalo8923]

Thanks for taking the time.

[@dingus-fox]

I own a pair of these speakers as well, I'm thinking about modifying mine

[@aBMWEnthusiast]

Nice! I was hoping to hear them in this video. How do they sound?

[@polkaudionut1]

Sorry this is so delayed, but just in case you are still wondering, they sound great, very happy with them.

[@MidFiMan]

Thanks for this. You're right, your video takes the fear factor right out.

[@Flevoman]

Since two days I also own the Chorus 1 and am very happy with it.
What only strikes me, compared to the Heresy 2, is that the sound sounds a bit duller. More boxy..
Now I was already advised to replace the capacitor, but I also got the tip to modify the Tweeter exactly as you explain here.
May I ask you what your experience is with this modification?
Will indead the total sound be more open, less boxy..
What I experience now is that I have the feeling there is a blanket over the speaker/sound and I like to remove this. Wil this modification do the job?

[@donbustoarigato2997]

That's unbelievably simple. Most dome diaphragms are a pita to deal with, lol!

[@Flevoman]

Thank you so much for this information 👍🏻