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By Woofers and Tweeters · Posted
Sold the same day. I haven't talked with @Matthews for a while... maybe since the time I was there when I stole the plate from your place. 😜 -
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Here is the "short" version of the Eight Cardinal Points. If you want to read Paul's full IRE paper on them, there is a PDF of it attached in this thread: https://community.klipsch.com/index.php?/topic/46835-article-eight-cardinal-points-by-pwk/. -
By Travis In Austin · Posted
It was the nickname PWK gave to the MCM 1900 System per @kharmondds: "Your explanation sounds strangely familiar to what is called in layman's terms, "Motengator syndrome," after the motengator, generally accepted as being the meanest animal on the planet. The motengator has the head of an alligator at one end, and the head of a crocodile at the other, and the reason he's so mean, is because he can't defecate. Paul Klipsch had an incredible vocabulary, I had to look up the meaning of motengator years ago because I didn't know what the term meant. This must be why he used motengator to describe the mcm 1900 stacks. Kevin" -
Maxed out the RAM on my iMac. No pictures I yanked the old and in with the new. Nothing like a new computer at a fraction of the cost. -
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