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Recent Posts
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Yesterday evening ...Blue Öyster Cult " Some enchanted evening " -
@JohnJ Hey JJ thanx a lot 🙂 Hope you´re doing better now ! I know how the ups ( joy ) and downs ( pain ) in life do feel as well !!!
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For my friend and fellow Santana music-lover @MicroMara I'm nocturnal now and it's rocking on my mtn tonight! I'm onto the second disc now. ENJOY -
Glad to see things are moving along Josh!! All it took was to get rid of ....
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Can you post a pic of the EV? The 1828 is the compression driver, not the horn. Klipsch even used that driver on the '74 Cornwall as a K-56. I got a pair with some beat up LS with no klipsch parts in the cabinet. It't not a bad driver at all, phenolic diaphragms (still available if needed). A slightly smaller diaphragm than the k55. Wouldn't be as bright as an aluminum or titaniun one would be. -
By Invidiosulus · Posted
He likes his coffee black because he won’t admit that things were better with cream. things are okay. The debris recovery teams with the tall dump trucks have been grabbing a bunch of downed trees and brush from the roadside in the county. They have been clearing out riverside park near our house. we are still a month or two from anything on lower street downtown opening back up. -
He didn't really mention it on here. He had sent me a link to his Word Press pages, but it was already sometime after the fact.
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Wow...how come I did not know about this tragedy in Dave's life. I came on board the forum too late? Gee whiz my wife and I spent a night at his house in Texarkana on the way to a pilgrimage. Way too painful to reminisce about I suppose. He had 2.1 system in that house with Klipschorn mains and a F20 sub that cecaa850 built for him. Room was lined all the way around floor to ceiling with records. Must have been at least 5000. There was a small cleared out area for gear. A turntable and amps I don't remember and a DBX 4BX dynamic range expander which intrigued me. From this inspiration i have acquired 2 of them and completely refurbished. Learned a lot about RMS level detectors and voltage controlled amplifiers because of this...because of Dave...RIP Mr Mallette. -
Well you may have seen the story on the news that a gentleman that finally got back in his home after roads were rebuilt lost his beautiful log home to the wild fire. I think he lives in Henderson, NC. Sad.....
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