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This photo was taken a few minutes ago It’s an image of my Australian native bee hive ( 1 of 3 hives I have )

An amazing release And this Prog album needs no introduction Having a listen to a 1976 Japanese pressing tonight Artist - Yes Title - Close To The Edge Album ID - https://www.discogs.com/release/2054249-Yes-Close-To-The-Edge-危機

There are so many situations and periods of life this can be applied to. Not just your next love affair. I apply it a new group of friends I made after I graduating from an elementary school that was very tyrannical (think Roger Waters and The Wall).

So sorry to hear that Bill. So many times people make bad choices in life, which hurt family and friends down the road. Hope your wife is holding up well and now that things have been resolved it gets better for you all. Always hard to to lose family no matter what the conditions. My condolences to you and the family.

I use Heresy I's in a 28x18 room with a small sub and they fill it up pretty nice. I use Khorns in a 30x18 room and they are obviously more capable...but I still love what the Heresies do for what they are. 90% of the time, they are enough.

She will like Canberra as it’s a fully designed capital city From buildings and roads to the picturesque views one would have from both - and a man made lake to finish it off Only visited once myself while on a school excursion - and still remember it

Fender now has a '60s Era Mustang bass, short scale, thT looks just like the bass I had. Friend of mine had a Jazz master guitar.

My main system is the Leben CS300 with 1972 Heresies. For me, they fill up my living room (L-shaped, both legs 10m long, 4.5m wide and 2.4m high) but I don't play my music at concert level. The cs300 is 12wpc and should be enough. I have other amps (Denon and a vintage H/K430) that are around 35wpc, and they 'open up' the Heresies even more, so that the neighbours can join in listening 😉I play vinyl most of the time too, btw. I use the iFi Zen Phono (first edition). So I think the heresies will do fine. Also, consider other aspects like size and available space. ps I live in Belgium, and here, of late, used Klipsch Heritage gear, I mean vintage, has become very rare too. Especially the Heresies.

Probably not the crossover, rather a bad connection or failed solder joint. Swapping the midrange was a good trouble shooting technique and eliminated something expensive. BTW, crossovers are not failure prone (usually), but a bad connection can be. I bet with a voltmeter and a soldering pencil, you could have this fixed in 10 minutes and at no cost.

Here's a link to the "Science" behind the sphere, no mention anywhere, though, on what kind of speakers they used so I'm guessing something equivalent to smartphone speakers. If they used regular speakers can you imagine the size of the crossover? Hopefully some of our smarter speaker guys will be able to translate the science behind this into something I can grasp. or gasp. ("Ok, Thebes, first there's these tiny wires they wind around...") https://www.thespherevegas.com/science

20230930_161035.heic Bought this because of @oldtimer

4.5 meters is almost 15 feet, plenty of room for CWs IME/O.

I have. Waiting on a response. Concerned the model is discontinued and they might not have it. Do you think they will?

Hey Ronnie!! https://www.discogs.com/release/13927812-Dio-Lock-Up-The-Wolves

They’re not subs, they’re woofers. You can’t just put a different woofer in a cabinet and get an improvement in sound. Different woofers are designed for specific cabinet volumes, sealed or ported, frequency ranges, etc.

This dropped yesterday if your' interested. Mines on the way!

Looks good man, I haven’t seen anything that you don’t do well….

Just finished watching an epic grand final game of AFL My team lost by 4 points This game will be talked about for years But I wanted to post the half time entertainment Kiss

ESPN comes up w/some good stuff on occasion.

any wonder why I look forward to my 4:30 cocktail?

I’m confused, I thought you were the first to mention Jazz Master and I thought you were saying that Marvel’s bass might be one.

I think the Music Master bass was the budget version of the Mustang bass and had the straight single coil Strat type pickup.

@KROCK is closer He is right now building the ARK

Since I was a pretty bad bass player, it worked well for me. Traveling with Chuck& Mary, I used a Bassman head, and dual 12 bottom.

maybe not "the Link" but certainly some info.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sphere_at_The_Venetian_Resort

I accidentally found this video and had a laugh because of my Greek background

Very nice , I´m shure that you´ve saved at least one third or more of the end customers price. DIY is the best alternative to save a lot of money , there´re so much nonsense cable products like rca, power cords, Speakercables, etc. available in the world market and everybody is telling you " We´ve got the best " 😂 Spent 1K $ for a set rca and your gear sound better than ever bevore. 🤣

Housing is crazy even around here. I'm seeing houses I know selling for outta site prices. I must be missing something. It's like everything doubled in price. Time to start looking at other avenues eliminating wood but it's high too. Wild.

When his hair turns white he will have another job as Santa 🤶

He could use a bit more hair. JJK

I used a Burr Grinder for several years It was great Circumstances are such ATM. That instant is the only coffee I am going to get. 🙄

Won't be long and you'll be over spinning with us in Vinyl Record Spinning. You're learnin! Just a gaggle of red-headed step children. We serve no purpose. 😂

Good evening friends! Friday evening here, got my glass of vino, and decided on Clutching At Straws, a 180gram, remastered beauty.

As good as the Forte IVs are at generating punchy bass they still can’t play below 35 hz. In my mind a properly setup sub that easily digs down below 20 hz adds that bottom octave that takes the Forte IVs to another level. I can’t imagine any main speakers that couldn’t benefit from a well integrated subwoofer. In my room the REL S812 was a great addition to my Fortes and I wouldn’t want to live without it.

W means they were made in 1981

Dear friends of my husband it is with deep regret that I post this. My husband Kendall Payne known to many of you as sanchopanza passed to the eternal life at 1126 am cst. Please keep his family in your prayers as we lay this great man to rest.

In icu better

Keep us posted on your project, please.

^^^ That’s what I ended up doing. Lots of kinks to be worked out of eARC.

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Sounds good, too!

They weigh, per specs 5.5 lbs each; have no issues using keyholes, with proper anchors, on drywall, with my RP-500SA. Mine weigh, per specs, 8 lbs each.

I’m with 2, as near to the ceiling as possible, equal spacing with mains.

Community Brand Coffee, Biscuit with Canadian Bacon. yummy