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Bob's xovers will be the same values, just better parts.
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Ours was just plastic pipe and a plastic coupling. -
looks like front loader/bucket forks holding the fortes up....
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I say enjoy what you have, there will always be something "better". You have one serious kick butt system that I am sure is the envy of the neighborhood. My family room system had evolved steadily in the first 8 of the last 11 years I have been doing this. Only thing that has changed since 2015 is my newer Samsung 4K TV and Oppo 105 player. Also, the only gear that wasn't purchased on the used market is my RC-64 and TV. Bill -
Don't know anything about the amp but in my experience, they were good to deal with. Almost TOO good!! -
The machine I witnessed clamped and ground each line surface flat to .001" of an inch accuracy then heated and pressed them together to obtain a small bead on the outside. If the bead was not a certain size they would do it again. JJK -
By joessportster · Posted
I will trade you , but you will need 8 men and 2 boys as well as a big a$$ truck to move it, Think how nice this would look in your garage -
By joessportster · Posted
Yes they are.....................But the wife is behind me with a rolling pin -
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