[Ron Ramirez]

Well, I set everything up in my home office, with the Bozaks on either side of my desk.

They sounded great.

Too great.

The tweeters were too loud!

Thinking it over, I made an executive decision to make a minor mod to both speakers.

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This shows you how things looked in one of the speakers after they had been reinstalled and rewired.

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I installed an L-pad in line with the tweeters in both cabinets...

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...and you can see the addition of a knob on the back. This also shows you how the backs looked after application of Bondo and sanding to fill the other holes.

Yes, I put another hole in each back and installed L-pads in each back.

Heresy?

No, they aren't Klipsches...they are Bozaks

Okay, you didn't get it. Anyway...

The L-pads, when turned down to about 3/4 volume on the tweeters, resulted in perfect sound to my ears. And that's what counts.

I robbed the L-pads from another pair of unused speakers, so it was a fix I could do quickly without having to purchase anything additional.

I would not have done this if the backs had been previously untouched, uncut, undrilled, and would have pursued another solution such as a crossover mod. But since they had already had multiple holes cut and drilled in them previously, I figured, "Hey, what's another hole in the backs..."