Subwoofers
Scratch that "low-end itch" with talk about subwoofers of all types.
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Recent Posts
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By Woofers and Tweeters · Posted
Are the parts mounted in said boxes? -
So I have recently acquired two boxes with the above said speakers and parts, I’ve seen online that the tweeters sell for $-399 on eBay for the set? My question is do they hold any real resale value? -
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By Invidiosulus · Posted
And chauffeuring his wife’s friends around, and the nurses, and reheating his cold coffee, and the sarong again. -
@Dave1291 Thanks, Dave! That's what I was hoping to get - stories he told.
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By Travis In Austin · Posted
Going good. Austin is, well, Austin. How are you all doing? -
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By Ted Perrin · Posted
Those look exactly like what I have! For some reason he stuck Behringer stickers on them….possibly to disguise them? Lol. I can’t post pics here yet but the cabinets are stained brown and in good shape. ill try to read up more on H-700 Heresy. How good are these speakers? Now I’ll try to find something to power them. Not sure what my neighbour was using. But I have a vintage Pioneer SA-8500II power amp. Hopefully I can get the right impedance out of that to power these. From what I’ve read they need 16ohm? -
Legendary Chicago musician and composer Ted Aliotta, formerly of Aliotta Haynes and Jerimiah, passed away yesterday at age 78. Ted is a long-time personal friend of mine. Many of you from the Chicago area/Midwest region are probably familiar with the song "Lake Shore Drive". Ted had a stroke and a few other medical issues a couple years ago but still managed to do some gigs now and then. His older brother Mitch, a bass player (as I) played with The Rotary Connection and Minnie Ripperton passed away a few years earlier. I've done countless gigs and jam sessions with Ted. On one gig, there was a really bad snowstorm. Ted, & Rodney (the other guitarist) and I had a snowball fight afterwards in the parking lot. I had just bought a rather expensive new bass. When I got home, I realized must have left it at the gig. As it turned out Ted left his 1960's Gretsch Country Gentleman there too - both out in the parking lot covered with snow!!! Fortunately, Ted knew the bar tender and she found them and took them home with her and I was able to retrieve my instrument the next day. When I saw Ted the next day, we just hugged and Ted said "Artie, what have we done!!!" R.I.P. my friend. I'll see you at that great gig in the sky when I get there. -
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