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Now if I can just persuade the wife to sell a kidney, we can pay for the new HVAC system. -
Sorry; no clue ... but would like to add CF-3's to this comparison Just got a set and am very pleased ... much better than Forte's -
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By finallygotmyheresies · Posted
My vote would be for a used Tundra 07-13. Test drive a model with power seats to see if that works for your wife. For me poor fuel economy is offset by low maintenance costs and SAFETY. Fewer gadgets means less problems. I am a Tundra fanboy 100%. Good luck with your decision -
If you think of the boundary gain of the loudspeaker being on the floor vs. up in the air on a riser just like being horn loaded vs. having a gap between the horn and the driver...you will begin to see the magnitude of the importance of having them on the floor. Using solid-side risers under a direct radiating bass bin are like having long throat adapters between the horns and the drivers--it moves the acoustic center higher off the floor, but you pay a price of irregular on-axis frequency response at some frequency--that you can't EQ flat (i.e., they're not minimum-phase frequency response dips). The physical effect of all this is providing something for the woofers to push against rather than just free air---you're using an acoustic transformer to increase the resistance that the woofer sees at very low frequencies. Chris -
The A/C died after ~ 20 years. The new HVAC system is to be installed on Monday. Might as well “chill” (in the non-temperature sense) on the deck with one of the Bell’s beers one of my sons gave me on Father’s Day.
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Has anyone ever compared the KLF-20 to any of the 3 versions of the RF-7. Interested in how they A/B -
Does something, or someone, prevent the use of carpet, tapestries, etc.? OBTW, welcome, good luck and keep us apprised. With luck, a relatively local member with Klipschorns will invite you over for a listen.
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