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  1. 6 points
  2. Back to work. Busted butt this weekend getting the grill resurrected/pool opened and ready to swim/landscape bed cleanup/mulching/cutting grass. Going back to work because I need a break.
    5 points
  3. Evenin everyone. Update: Lawn still needs mowed if anyone's interested. Ha! Consumed and wandering aimlessly 😂 Watching the first game of the Stanley Cup Finals w/no sound. I was channel surfin and there it was. Think I know where John and oldtimer are. lol Just remembered that Brain Salad Surgery tour in 1974 was done in "Quad." They had it running in Cleveland Stadium. As I recall, I was lifted and transported outta there landing somewhere between Kansas City and Tupelo, MS after the encores! 😎
    5 points
  4. That was a preview of what it's like to be retired.
    4 points
  5. Tuesday morning and I'm almost sober. We ended up putting my 396's on the back patio this weekend and the more we drank the louder it got. I generally try to be a good neighbor with regards to volume but failed miserably this weekend. I earned the right to wear my "Pissing off the neighbors" t-shirt Sunday night. On the garage front, I finally finished priming the ceiling this weekend. Chad hasn't fixed the error message I get when posting from my phone so I haven't been able to post pictures. I still need to paint the ceiling, hang lights and garage door opener, install trim and make shelves. A lot left to do but I'm getting close to the finish line.
    4 points
  6. Ooooo I see Brain Salad Surgery - what a superb album
    4 points
  7. Other end. Nothing hooked up...just there. Minimal albums to listen to, CD's still mostly packed, no internet so can't stream, no TV up here so can't browse server yet. But that's ok...we're in the new house.
    4 points
  8. Here Here! Lotta talk about that today... well twice that I saw. Hope you didn't wake to ugly or could sweet-talk your way to a ride home🤣 Fantastic play list the last couple of days. Been having blt's a lot too but not like that one until the next time I make one. Geeze 96 + every day for the last week... thing is I'm grateful because it hasn't rained. @dirtmudd you know that's like a bat signal for me!! Play Aerosmith then insult (the sound quality of the LP you do allude to) the most recognized R&R band ever! It's copacetic MTBs sweet sounding self titled from `73 Tull-ish with a southern... somebody plays the flute.
    3 points
  9. It happened so fast I couldn't even tell the friend what was happening. I was having convulsion-like shakes, diaphoretic, lethargic and nearly unconcious. I just remember that I wanted to go to sleep. She (the friend) got me to the ER, who was already called that I was coming, gave me an amp of D50, 3-4 oz. of orange juice and a meal that had more carbs than the Holley company puts out in a month. Went to my GP doc today to tell them what happened and get my meds adjusted. All this so I can also pass a pre-op exam to get my hand operated on (painful trigger finger).
    3 points
  10. Cake icing in squeeze tubes works well especially if the person is non communicative. Squeeze some between the cheeks and gum. You always run the risk of hard candy choking the person in need especially at that low a blood sugar reading.
    3 points
  11. They are literally made from bananas. High priced ones are made from plantains.
    3 points
  12. 3 points
  13. I guess they don't call you the Slushie Man for nothing! Some young-ins do some crazy-deadly crap on a dare from facepalm or twitverse and think they know how to party. Unh Uh. They should hang out with someone that was a teen or 20 something in the 1970s, They wouldn't make it until the am
    3 points
  14. I’ll in progress on a build with K510s on top of 2x12 Kappalite LF drivers in a sealed bass bin. Two way active crossover. Should have them moving air tomorrow..
    3 points
  15. It still sucks... But I will spin it anyway
    3 points
  16. The ducks do the waggle tail blues to the beat 😃
    2 points
  17. Snare drum - check Marching rythym - not really
    2 points
  18. Hey Mike @dirtmudd Are you anywhere near here as we need soft marching music for this story https://www.anglenews.com/2019/05/24/mama-duck-marches-her-ducklings-through-new-york-nursing-home-every-spring/
    2 points
  19. First, welcome back. I'm guessing that puts some clarity on some aspects of your life. I get the weight thing too.... I dropped from around 165 to 129 in about six months. My wife bought some jeans....had me try some on....then said "here, try THESE on" and they fit. Looked damn nice on me.... then I stopped cold in my tracks, turned and said "These are YOURS, aren't they??" They were.
    2 points
  20. === so we’re prepared, any idea where you are on the countdown - before and after this post —
    2 points
  21. Went and picked up the 396's from the freight carrier because I couldn't wait and it was only 24 miles from me so tonight won't be the first time I've pissed of the neighbours, but I have, on occasion, reminded them of two very important things: 1. We have no noise ordinance in our township. 2. "you think that's loud, hold my beer"
    2 points
  22. Oh, I thought you were a developer, rather than a porn photographer....
    2 points
  23. 2 points
  24. Wilford Brimley is thankful your friend was there for you.
    2 points
  25. Your right, proved it once with a couple of son in laws.
    2 points
  26. Glad you survived the ordeal. I always suspected that chocolate had medicinal properties.
    2 points
  27. my first real loudspeaker, an A7 with the 811b horn. Too big but I loved them just the same.
    2 points
  28. Thieves suck. Sorry to hear that.
    2 points
  29. Awful small woofer to have in that horn. Don't think there will be any good load though might be a good wave guide.
    2 points
  30. don't count on the published efficiency levels being accurate, you can expect them to be in the range of at least 2 - 3db hot and they are often measured at 1KHz.. Still a 2A3 can surprise most audiophiles, I am sure yours will also.
    2 points
  31. The big suction cup sounds like a great idea, but the rough surface could be challenging to get a good seal. Prying is an option but damage to the wood is very possible, either the cover or cab. If they use some form of putty or sealant from the factory, it will probably be pretty difficult to pry off cover without damaging the cover and cab. Let me preface I don't own this cabinet, nor have I ever attempted to open one but I do have an alternate idea. Since it is the bottom of the bass cabinet and is rarely seen, I would purchase a single sturdy pull handle attached by two wood screws. I know you are in Italy and may not have a Home Depot, but surely you have access to a hardware store. I would attach this handle about 40 mm from the edge of the access panel then use handle to open. If you cannot do it with just your arm strength, you could also pry against it (handle opening) using a extra large screwdriver or a lever of some type (crow bar or metal rod), using a block of wood to protect the cabinet where your pry bar contacts. Once you have it open, remove the handle and re-insert the 2 screws. You can use the handle on the other bass cab hatch too. When you purchase the handle, also purchase 2 extra attachment screws as they usually just come with just 2. If you are really attention oriented, you could apply as small amount of rtv silicone sealant to the screws to completely seal when re-inserting after removing handle. Hopefully I have presented my idea sufficiently here. Drill an appropriate pilot hole for the handle screws before insertion. 1/16" min (1.6 mm), but based on the diameter of the screws. Not too large on the pilot hole tho. In the end, you will have two extra screws in each access hatch, on the bottom of bass cabinet. Big deal. Link to the the handle I'm describing/proposing below. Handle could be a bit larger, but you get the idea. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Liberty-Hammercraft-3-1-2-in-89mm-Center-to-Center-Black-Front-Mount-Drawer-Pull-P93000C-BL-C5/100146770
    2 points
  32. For a 2way, finding a horn that goes low well and high is sometimes difficult. At 1200hz on up.... not hard and it was called the econowave. You can use 1" drivers from Dayton and Selenuim. But to go lower than 1200hz ... 1.4" or 2" drivers become needed. I know the JBL 2380 can do it but needs some EQ in the HF. Im not really sure what other horns would do it... Dave's Eliptrac is so special as its a 2" horn that could do 500hz to 18khz without Eq or issues. The next best choice is the Fatial LTH142... its a 1.4" horn. I have loved B&C drivers... the DE85 and the DE750 come to mind for 2way but need a 2" horn. As the Fatial is 1.4" I used the most logical 1.4" I could find :-). This project was expensive... Could have build a cornscala for nearly the same money... Extra plywood was the only real additional cost. This wasn't done as I wanted a smaller speaker to fit my new smaller room. Although the LF12 is 94db which is much lower than a K22. It still makes for a very very efficient speaker which digs lower than any stock Heresy and without the bass hump or porting. That said, lots of paths... many good ones.
    2 points
  33. In 1977, I was 12 years old. The only report I would have gotten from a manager is that if I did that again he would throw me out. Thank you for the information. I will try to find someone who might know more about the theater to see if there was more. I do know that it is a very small theater and did not have any type of surround sound. So far, one correction I have to make is that it's not a 12" woofer. I have the original woofer that was part of the package I bought. It was in a Realistic box that said 12" but that speaker must have fit something else. The one I have says it's a 515 on the tag. The 8 cell horn is a tar filled 805 with what I think is a 288 driver. Thanks again
    2 points
  34. ALMOST time to mow the yard! ALMOST! 😂
    2 points
  35. Weekend project. More work than I thought.
    2 points
  36. 1 point
  37. No idea. I keep surprising myself with my tenacity.
    1 point
  38. When I was in Florida, I tried the pan fried NY strip..... though it had to be among one of the best I ever had, it FILLED that little apartment with so much smoke, I turned the (window) AC unit on 100%, opened the door and as I recall, a bedroom window (to allow more air to flow through) The smoke was THICK. A stranger walking by could have thought something was on fire... Meanwhile, I was munching on that delicious NY strip and some home made fries. I love a crusted exterior.
    1 point
  39. Too bad i've read this just now. I'm pretty sure that would have worked too 🤣
    1 point
  40. Know nothing about KLF-30 prices ... but can't recall seeing a pair for under $1000. Get them quick! Some others who know better will probably chime in. Add-on ... one KLF-30 on eBay for $1200 ... four KLF-20's (TWENTY's) for $999
    1 point
  41. Ask almost any woman, and men if they gave chocolate as a present. And taste better, plus if you stuck dog food in his mouth when he came around if he did we might need to run.
    1 point
  42. I should have thought to look before, ssh. Thank you for the question. The tubes included are: 1 x 5AR4 H. H. Scott USA 2 x 6678/6UGA GTC USA 4 x 7591 Sylvania USA 4 x 12AX7, ECC 83-12AX7 Western Germany
    1 point
  43. Yikes, Looks like more than just a project. Like Jim said the value is probably in just the parts. If you decide to take it on as a project, the 2 things I would check first are: 1) Life insurance is up to date 2) Last will and testament is notarized Good luck!
    1 point
  44. Here's a link to the whole plans for the A7... http://www.lansingheritage.org/html/altec/plans/1968-plans.htm
    1 point
  45. The first thing you should do once you open the back is to re-tighten all the screws in the connector strip.
    1 point
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