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I always believed that to be a reason why some LP's sounded so bad on a good system.

Is it true ( in days of old ) that engineers used 6x9 ovals as monitors? That way they could mix music to sound best in cars? tc

"Uh. no' applies to my wife. 100db peaks are loud enough for me most of the time. But at that volume my wife still gives me the old "thumbs up sign" meaning TURN IT UP.....

Very nice job... tc

Post Pic's!

Good stuff.

Check out the OK GO for "Upside Down"...... Sorry no link.

Was the LB-76 ever in production? tc

Understand that Roy's favorite cut is "Pink Noise"....... smile....

Big smile!! Not that I agree or disagree but too funny. Just know that the present Klipsch Pro lines are just devastating in the home environment. tc

Too funny. Every time I listen to them I smile. Must be the best book shelf speaker ever made. tc

Is that a 7T pre?

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Tony, You are old and cranky. smile You still running that beautiful 7-T ? tc

That's too funny and oh so true. I once listened to a Jub/K402 set up. Beautiful hand built flea-power amps. Monster power supply, just killer. Passive networks with built in E/Q for the horns. Top of the line caps and inductors $$$ The LF got a bit "floppy" at volume with hard music. Insertion loss plus lack of headroom = Floppy LF. tc

I was fortune to listen to those dual 12" tractrix horns. Made me a believer in straight horns. In your face IMPACT. tc

Refreshing to know that he has propagated the species............ tc

Refused again. Too sad....His entire life is ahead of him. He was one of the good guys. ? Once again he will miss the family reunion. tc

Too funny but great at the time. College days......Bastard Khorns flank, 2 LaS center, 2 LaS rear. 7T preamp, two Crown DC 300 power, Empire Trubador / B&O cart. And Dyna "quad adeptor " Big time in the early 70's tc ?

Good prices ........ tc

Well it's different day to day. It all depends on what's on the street......

Hey Mark what's not to like?

Now come on. There must be more to her other than the lips?