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By joessportster · Posted
Bobby is a great guy to deal with folks I have bought and sold a few pieces with him and he always comes through. His descriptions are spot on, no surprises here -
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Tyler @TylerDurden I like the “rat rod” look. IMO, sound is much more important than appearance. -
You probably did just fine. Did you watch some of the many soldering YouTube videos? In my experience, keeping the soldering tip clean with a damp sponge and avoiding “cold” joints are the keys. If the solder doesn’t heat and flow to the connection, or if the connection moves in the instant before the solder sets, the connection looks dull, rather than shiny. A cold joint will still show as a connection, but it will cause problems in the future. Shiny is good, dull not so good.
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http://slspeakers.com/aboutus.html They no longer make hornloaded speakers, but the company is still around, reborn. -
I havery 2 DCT vehicles and one manual trans. I much prefer the DCTs and I've been driving sticks for over 40 years. -
The linked article addresses the 2020 Corvette’s lack of a manual transmission. It states that the anticipated volume was so low none of the usual transmission makers would bid on the project. I especially liked the following: ”If you insist on shifting yourself - seriously? Do you churn your own butter? - the steering wheel has paddle shifters.” http://freep.mi.newsmemory.com/?publink=16c2d003e
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Disposable sub amps, subwoofers are not Klipsch's strong suit. Best to stay away. -
Speakerlab that built the Khorn knockoff no longer exists. The only Speakerlab product I was referring to was the Khorn copy. What the present incarnation of Speakerlab uses to make the boxes now concerns me not one whit.
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Well.... It appears SpeakerLab has switched back. Here they comment on their "locally sourced, formaldehyde-free MDF" in their Behind The Scenes Video. Which implies that PWK might have a different opinion on MDF today as well. ..I believe it is even used in the new Klipschorn. http://slspeakers.com/galleries.html#speakers
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