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Oh boy! I think we may be busy for awhile.

Should know for sure by early May As my bud oldtimer keeps saying "wherever you go....there you are". Just don't cut the cake before I get there.

Atkins fare......no crust cheese cake and a spinach pie.

on rock and roll. actually, some VERY good music has come out of that place. Including, one of the top two female vocalists EVER ... Grace Slick.

If you think that is something, try lighting a burp.

I was fine till I joined the forum.

you guys are sick.

I'd fear the Vicks would ignite under Carl's relentless assaults ----

It wouldn't, that's how we always honor you. Seems appropriate. We just normally move the crowd away from the fire though for obvious reasons.

Been geared up. Can't wait.

Morning gents Another 75 degree day + Rain due in the next day or two, we dont seem to have the norm of Skeeters this year "Yet" Is everyone gearing up for your impending Road Trip/Party ?

There are many roads to audio nirvana. While the ultimate goal may be the destination, don't forget to enjoy the ride. - Wardsweb

They built that city...

Hi Folks, I'm moving cross country and have to sell my beloved SVS PB12-Ultra/2 Subwoofer. It is in a non smoking home with no kids. I have babied it over the last 5 years of my ownership. I purchased it with a non functioning amp in 2012. I purchased a new 1000W Bash amplifier directly from SVS for $400 7/17/2012 and it has a 5 year warranty from SVS. I have the receipt for your reference. The sub is in excellent mechanical and cosmetic condition. It is a heavy sub at 200lbs so I'm not interested in shipping it anywhere. I can meetup within 100 miles of the Tampa Florida area or audition it in Parrish, FL. It is a MONSTER sub and will go down to sub 16hz flawlessly. Feel free to contact me with any questions. I'm asking for $650. You can not touch the performance of this sub at this price point. I will follow up with pics shortly. SVS PB12-Ultra/2 Specifications · Twin TV-12 "Ultra" woofers built by TC-Sounds... SVS's best · 1,000 watt BASH (R) amp with built-in parametric equalizer · Flush-mount amp configuration (220v. version available) · Computer Assisted Design (CAD) enclosure · Down-firing configuration with distinctive SVS integrated base-plate · Compliant floor mounts , low center of gravity · Three 4" high-flow flared porting (in and out), two port blocks included. · Extra heavy-duty detachable 8 foot power cord · Selectable 16Hz, 20Hz or 25Hz extension with included port plugs · +/- 2 dB 18 Hz-200 Hz anechoic in 20hz mode ** · Size: Approx. 19" wide, 26.5" tall and 28" deep. Weight: 190 pounds

I hear ya....ask my grandkids.....

I feel honored, I don't hear that very often, especially from my family. You do a few crazy things and they think your crazy all the time.

Oh play Mr innocent over there like your perfectly normal, and if you are, go ahead and light it up. Think about it with all that Del Taco you may just set the whole block on fire.

Thank you....I'm glad there's someone moderately sane around here....

I will not try lighting anything from either end, nope.

Wish Mrs CECAA was going to Hope, we would have some questions, probably told here you were going to a martini making convention or something?

Luckily our dutch ovens are of the Le Creuset variety ----

One day... one day I will make it down there as well. But in the young kid stage of life, mine consists of a great deal of cat herding in the rain! Happy Hump Day Everyone!

Elliott, is there a chance these are coming to Massachusetts? I noticed you have a Massachusetts area code. If so, I may need to visit.

The large resistors are metal oxide power resistors. I use that type in the p/s, for filament dropping, and on the cathode of the output tube. Sure- here's a picture of part of the shop

Sold, pending pickup.

Totally understand. While San Francisco is on the other side of the bay from my home turf, i’m somewhat familiar with the place. You never hear locals calling it Frisco -- they simply refer to it as “The City.”

Yeah you rite.

Tube amps....never left on when not around. I don't want the amp fighting the air conditioner in the house....

So what have we have learned about this? To give an example.....lets say a forum member....I know lets use Carl and we were to say Carl boo coo or beau-coup dinky dow we would be saying that Carl is a lot whacko. So when you see Carl at the Pilgrimage be sure and say Carl boo-coo dinky dow, He will know he is special

I've checked before, I can't get the double bass bins into the basement. Good luck with your sale.

Fubar.

Very nice Mookie How do they sound with all 1200 of those watts of yours?

I would have used a better picture of me (and probably a bigger fish)

Hope she sounds as sweet as she looks. Looks like she survived shipping OK. Read the literature I included? Mark

Hey, it only took once for me to learn.

Yea, what's up with that? You officially wussying out?

Aha, Though i had grown up in the lower Michigan, I had never heard the term.

Jimbo told me Carl eats a whole cabbage for breakfast each day so I believe you Rich. If I show up it will be with the understanding that he will wear a plastic body suit cinched at the neck.

Ship them all to Rodneys and you can disperse them from there. Save on shipping.

Not suprised

One of my many hats…

"Getting dumber by the minute."

After watching Ghost in the Shell in iMax, once again... I came home and watched Rogue One. A great day of strong women in film.

This oil drain system for my lift rolled in a while back and I finally found the time to assemble and pressure test the system with my oil compressor. For the quality and price Amazon sells these for I can't believe they make a whole lot on a sale but they do seem to do one heck of a volume.

I have not tried defeating Audessey yet, just no time to sit down and play more and listen to music. But when the reference is made that people boost up the bass after running Audessey, are they boosting it at the subwoofer, or within the Marantz (preamp) itself?

Indeed, the serial numbers are most important, here. The photos are of too poor quality to determine true color or port length.

Easy enough to get shipping quotes by calling around to the MANY independent shipping companies... you need to figure out total pieces and weights. The weight for each is easy 175lbs each plus 25-30 for the pallets. You would be well advised to put each speaker on its own pallet instead of trying to fit two on an oversized pallet, so that's three pallets. Whatever you do, don't use FedEx or ups... unless it's their freight division. Three pallets @ 225-250 lbs each. I think all the shippers, at this palletized point, will do a decent job of not making sure they are stacked or gouged... I've many things this way including palletized motorcycles and have never gotten damages... not the same can be said for ups or FedEx.

I shaved mine...