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Thank you. La Scalas are 105db so that really something. @Smitty8451

So Is Klipsch manufacturing facilities going to a 'Jobber shop' as a way to keep employees busy and fully staffed? I think there are several designers that would be willing to use Klipsch as a manufacturer. Maybe the should design 'flat packs' as a way to sell and ship to DYIers. :rollseyes:

O.K., I'm not discounting either side here, but here is what the guy said that put in the antenna when I showed him your suggestions.   "Definitely never ground radio to house neutral. It a unique problem to ham radio. Fine for all else though"   "Stereo antennas receive only, they don't transmit. Which is why it's different."

Horizontal ground rods ARE acceptable if buried 30" below grade. A single ground rod would point AWAY from the house. I would run the ground wire in a plastic conduit on top of the gravel layer then once past the gravel dig down the 30" and place the ground rod. Actually, once past the gravel you can drive the ground rod vertically, which is more effective.   Grounding to gas piping is acceptable if it's done on the CUSTOMER side of the meter. "Underground metallic piping systems typically include water service, well castings located within 7.6 m (25 ft) of the structure, gas piping, underground conduits, underground liquefied petroleum gas piping systems and so on. Interconnection to a gas line shall be made on the customer's side of the meter (IEC 60364-5-54:2011, section 542.2.6 and Annex B; and NFPA 780-2017, section 4.14.6)." It's also acceptable to ground to the electrical service neutral bus. If your electrical service is grounded properly, "jumping legs" is a minimal concern.   Since your polyphaser is already outside the house, it's too late to extend your RG-8 into the house where it belongs. Electrical tape alone will not provide the waterproof seal for long term reliability.   If you want, contact me and I can supply you with the proper material and instructions to better insulate your polyphaser from water infiltration.

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Sadly I am paying for ROON, PLEX Pass, and Spotify.  With the streamers I use, I can stream Spotify and ROON.    I suppose if PLEX had this announcement a couple of years ago, I probably would have stayed with it for music as I primarily only stream HI Res on one system at a time.