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By Shakeydeal · Posted
@svberger I know I've said this before in other subwoofer threads, but no matter what sub you get you should consider buying a DSP Antimode eq. It was the best 400.00 I've spent in a long time. After getting your sub dialed in run some test tones and identify your peaks, I bet you will have a couple. This thing will flatten them right out. https://www.dspeaker.com/anti-mode-8033 -
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You will certainly be in my thoughts and prayers too, sir! Fight like hell!
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That's a beautiful guitar... it could really get you involved in the music and distracted.
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By Full Range · Posted
Back in the 70s I had a pair of Sonab OD11 speakers and I hung them on the corners of my room That is how I got the small feet idea -
By Full Range · Posted
As you can see the back of the R41 has a screw hang slot So just hang them like framed art But preferably in wall brace timber, if not get a wall hang plug double the weight capacity of the speaker Also you can glue small rubber feet on each corner to give the bass exit some breathing room -
@MattInVancouver here we go . https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=6839 -
Mr. Bradford also tested my 1974 La Scalas. They still sound great, especially after I replaced the caps in 2006. -
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