Personal Music Systems
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Got the wheels! I really like the bronze color. Unfortunately the tire shop didn’t have black lugs like they said they would so they’re ordering me a set. They’ll look a lot better than the aluminum.
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Ok so it moves between the speakers when I swap channels. So it’s the amp. I have another amp (the same) I will swap them over and that will confirm. -
Thanks all. I’ll start by swapping. My step-daughter swears she didn’t play loud 🫣
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in alot of 70's-80's sansui there as 2SA726/725 Transistors that make odd pops and hissing as they age. I have a list of 20 remove on sight Transistors because of break down issues and noises. this also goes for most vintage audio from that era. clean the switches and Potentiometers first, you have ruled out capacitors. -
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By Shakeydeal · Posted
How cute. You think anyone setting up sound reinforcement for a rock concert cares about or knows about speaker break in? Ridiculous premise that is not remotely relevant.
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