Technical/Restorations
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Recent Posts
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I'm having similar problems. I've tried logging in to the device's IP address and manually connecting the speaker to my Wifi, but Google Home still gets hung up trying to connect during setup. I'm wondering if I need to change any of the other settings on the device via its native IP address interface. Can someone provide screenshots of all of the tabs in the IP address interface for a successfully-connected speaker? I want to make sure I didn't inadvertently change something like a PIN which is interfering with the Google Home. I have two other Klipsch speakers that are connected to Google Home just fine -- although one was a recent purchase as a refburb, and the other older one is connected to an old Wifi, and I'm afraid to try to change it to the new Wifi account lest I brick it as well. -
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By Dr Morbius · Posted
Just saw a klipschorn that looked pretty old on eBay selling for 15,000 bucks! Nice condition but 2 D 121 for a serial number, I couldn’t find a listing for that serial number but it looks authentic. Maybe built late ‘50’s to early’60’s? -
I don't think so... it should loop down under the tensioner. Plus, it's all manual controls. @Invidiosulus what brand is that? -
Lake Street Dive got their name from playing in seedy Dive bars on Lake Street in in Minneapolis, MN. I had thought it was an oblique reference to LSD, the hallucinogenic drug, but apparently not so.
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By nickyboy6100 · Posted
Always welcome to come have a listen. I already have two kids that I can barely take care of. Their financial needs are always getting in the way of me buying more speakers. -
@tube fanaticThis link was familiar to me, but thanks for sharing it. -
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