Experience with applying Kilmat to Cornwall IV Horns?


I have a new set of Cornwall IV's. I came across a few videos that showed the application of Kilmat sound deadening material to the back of the Midrange and Tweeter cones to improve SQ and "soften"  the (sometimes and rare higher volume) high end from the horns. Curious if any if the wise Audiophiles on this forum I have grown to trust have any personal experience with the SQ results of this upgrade, or if its not a benefit. 

Overall I am thrilled with the SQ of these speakers, but always looking for any feedback or improvements to my system. 

If it matters, I am currently running with an Innous Zen Mk3 / Denafrips Pontus II and Luxman L-509X 

Thank You!!

carzmaguy88

A properly designed Tractrix horn is a non band aid approach for horn issues. If your not suffering horn issues, crossover mods alone should fix issue.

I just completed damping a pair of Heresy III, and the client is " thrilled " at the added " cleanliness of the presentation ".....his words......

Thank You all for the great advice!! I will hold off for now as the more / longer I listen to these the better they sound.