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  1. Internet is to slow at the lake house to post a pic, this one was supposed to go with the other post. Added the wood to the walls also.
    4 points
  2. prolly doesn't care for a lady with some backbone/spunk still bottle feeding kittens. I'm too old for this being up every 4 hours to feed. Not cut out for motherhood. They're getting to starting to bite/chew... softened food is coming soon. Had to take the little girl to the vet. Monday, it was like someone let the air out of her. Spent the day force feeding her. She's doing OK now. Bought a bag of Mexican beans. I prefer the Mex over [this] Kona. Call me crazy... you won't be the first
    3 points
  3. .... (what I got today) ... my first klipsch Coffee mug
    3 points
  4. Yes....it's hard to believe Jesse James dumped her for that skanky thing he was chasing.
    3 points
  5. This is what the booth looks like at the watermelon thing.
    2 points
  6. They don't want to get boxed into a corner, eh?
    2 points
  7. Lol, I adhere to the very fine principal of laziness myself. Bringing sub to speakers or the other way around, seems far lazier to me, than the energy output to date. From dealing with Craiglister scammers, to all the keystrokes already made. Man, I'm tired just thinking about it.😀
    2 points
  8. Will do, I just ordered the SL last night.
    2 points
  9. Yeah, a tube amp, which only makes a few watts. A very solid 70 watts/channel like you've got would usually be well sufficient. Unless you're entertaining fair-sized groups a lot in a large room...
    2 points
  10. ... o O ( I need a 10 foot tree shaved branch handrail up my staircase) oh yeah... I also need another chainsaw carved 3 foot diameter tree for another project I've been unable to flush from my inquisitive nature lol... since you're probably not doing anything extra tonight.... o O (what'd ya say)
    2 points
  11. Yes, that’s the place. When I did the tree handrail in the cabin, he said I could use the little flatboat to get a cypress tree. I told him I was not going to cut down a tree from a 10’ flatboat. He said use any tree so I picked a oak on land.
    2 points
  12. ... o O (is the "lake house" - Rodney's place?) I ponder the thought about underwater chainsaw's... everytime I see a submerged tree...
    2 points
  13. Buy with confidence. I bought the Pioneer from Rivernugget and it was as good or better than he described it. Shipped quick and packaged very well.
    2 points
  14. well there is no accounting for love!
    2 points
  15. Well, I had a look at the specs on the Morel drivers. Not much of a replacement for a K-31. The Qts is wildly off and the required volume is about 3 times larger than what the Jubilee will provide. However, I do understand that for some of the folks around here will dismiss the engineering and throw up their hands and say "but it sounds good ...". So maybe this is a great idea of mixing drivers. After all, a guy on the internet said "but it sounds good". Wait: Am I supposed to insert a smiley face or something ?
    2 points
  16. Goat castrating, chicken plucking, capacitor swapping, yea its all pretty much the same
    2 points
  17. Must be the way they pump internet into the woods here.
    2 points
  18. More YES please sir Another classic album from 1971 that is much loved Artist - Yes Title - The Yes Album Australian first press SD 8283
    2 points
  19. 2 points
  20. My wife at Bishops Castle in the San Isabel National Forest, Colorado. A remarkable structure, built by one man (The castle, not my wife. She is remarkable as well, but required one man and one woman to build) on private property within the forest. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bishop_Castle
    2 points
  21. Hi All, Been looking at adding a 15" sub to my CF-3's, but really have no clue if it is needed OK; 2 channel setup. Small 12x12x8ft room. CF-3's on a Kenwood Basic C2/M2 (220wpc). Supposedly the CF-3's go down to 35Hz (@ -3dB ... meaning "half volume" at this point). Was going to try a Klipsch R-115SW ... actually "bought" one but the CraigsList seller "changed" his mind Specs say the R-115SW goes down to 18Hz (assume at -3dB ?). Would this (or another sub) increase my listening experience or is it a waste of time due to limited sub 35Hz sound in my music? Music is mostly 70's rock (Chicago, Genesis, etc) and classical (Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, etc). Many thanks for your advise. Cheers, Emile Add-on ... Haha; due to the small room size I would have to put the sub in a closet with ventilated doors ... afraid it would just rattle the shelves and make for a "bad" sound experience
    1 point
  22. The current set up-Acurus A2007, Yamaha CX-A5200, Zu Audio cube center, La Scala AL5 fronts, Sonance VP80s x4 in ceiling surround (14 ft floor-ceiling windows-wall mount not feasible) Rhythmic SW. Just replaced an Onkyo TX-RZ800, which I thought sounded good, but dayum what a difference...WOW
    1 point
  23. I had the same amp and loved it. Had the preamp HT receiver with it A few people said things about the power not being what Marantz advertised But I think it was pretty much on mark with the power they stated. Had super nice mid range and highs though my H1’s and KL-102’s. And runs pretty cool for a large amp with so many channels in one case Dollar for dollar Klipsch has no equals Name one other speaker company that can build a speaker and keep working like new after 45 plus years of service. Answer NO ONE !!!!!!
    1 point
  24. Does anyone have experience with wireless subwoofer transmitter/receivers? The little I've read, Amphony iFinity and SVS Soundpath seem to be very well reviewed. I can't find any dealer / individual in Canada with SVS version for sale. The iFinity are available on Amazon. I have a room that may require me to either run long sub cable or use a wireless pair. The subwoofer is a Velodyne DD10 (I have 2, one will be near the amp, the other likely some distance away ... e.g. 20 ft. direct line of site). Thanks.
    1 point
  25. He's waiting at DMV for his new license.... he asked for a Mil-spec version and they have a perplexed look on their face
    1 point
  26. Soooooooooooooo, it would be consistent even if it meant consistently crappy for said application??!!
    1 point
  27. I am not Jeffrey, but maybe we can do a multiple choice on what the difference might be: A. It "removed the veil" B. My wife (who hates stereos) came out of the kitchen and said "wow, what did you do to the stereo"? C. The difference was "night and day" D. Your favorite can go here Jeffrey, I am just having fun. -Tom
    1 point
  28. Yeah ... got one in my "main" room ... this is for a different room
    1 point
  29. Hello ! thank's for your welcome. No, i don't know why my boomer was out of service. Maybe the salesman sold me demonstration models, they worked with a big Mac Intosch amplifier, i think a 2 x 200 watts strong !!! And this salesman closed his shop some monthes after i bought my Klipsch. Glups.....
    1 point
  30. The woofers, back air chamber and bass horn are a system and all have to work together. To get a horn to go lower, it must be LONGER, not taller. Longer inevitably means bigger. Look at some of Klipsch' cinema subwoofers. To accomplish what you want, you need to keep the K-33 and back chamber volume but make the plan view of the La Scala trapazoidal and maybe 6' deep all the while maintaining its exponential expansion rate (hint, measure the bass horn nearest the mouth and calculate the distance needed to double the area and continue to double the area at each increment of that length). Try this. Face the bass horn into a corner (backwards), centered and aligned on the 45 deg centerline of the corner. Space the mouth 14" from the wall measured from the front of the bass horn, parallel to its outside. See how that sounds. You may want to place a 2' x 4' piece of plywood also centered in the corner to block off the useless triangular part of the corner. This will simulate another fold in a longer bass horn, all for the cost of a piece of plywood. If you like it, start designing a new horn.
    1 point
  31. Added another piece to my display cabinet, AKA, the reason my fun-account keeps getting depleted, cabinet. Can’t complain too much, I am loving the hunt! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    1 point
  32. I've enjoyed a couple different Cambridge Audio CD players over the years.
    1 point
  33. A clean 30 watts is all any Heritage loudspeaker needs. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    1 point
  34. Why not try low watter Single Ended Triode Amp? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    1 point
  35. 1 point
  36. no forum issue on this end ... right now at least.
    1 point
  37. sounds tasty -- big fan of watermelon juice.
    1 point
  38. ^trying to blowed up the forum website AGAIN?
    1 point
  39. I wish she would have just banned you
    1 point
  40. Finally got a copy of one I had back in the day. But..... a great song, the great song on this record that has a quiet start has a minute blemish. When played it sound like a scratch through about ten revolutions. A brand new sealed copy is what it looked like. The rest of it is as it should be & this was their only copy. What say you?
    1 point
  41. In regards to the original poster, it wasn't meant to be a poster, it's a canvas, they were developed for the Heritage dealer program, they are supposed to be exclusives. Nobody is going to have a source file and you aren't supposed to be able to buy them. These are the matching LS and Forte ones, I have both.
    1 point
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