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My ebay account has been hacked 2 or 3 times in the last year or so.

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Mineral Spirits it not cutting it. The adhesive layer from the electrical tape came off of the plastic tape backing after being cooked in the sun and stayed on the wood finish. The adhesive layer has hardened onto the wood. I dont think anything short of sandpaper will remove it.

PART 1 Does any one have any suggestions on how to remove adhesive residue from black electrical tape from wood speaker finishes? I have tried, rubber cement thinner, OPPS, GOO GONE, GOOF OFF and rubbing alcohol. All I have done is rub the black finish off of the wood, resulting in spots of bare wood. PART 2 Has anybody touched up this type of finish used on these speakers? I am told by Klipsch, that this finish is: 40 sheen black lacquer. Thanks

Where did you buy the adapters? Thanks

Did you make the stereo stand in the picture? I Like it.

The little oak table under the amp was purchased a few months ago for $75.00

The guy did this as a side job at his house. I said he would never do another one for this kind of money. It turned out better than I throught it would. I had it made 25 years ago when no one was making nice cabinets for stereo quipment.

Its too bad that I live in an apartment and for nornal listening the amp power output never goes above .027 watt per channel. Kurt

The rack on the left is from Middle Atlantic products. The rack (cabinet) on the right is 72 inches tall, 24 inches wide and 18 inches deep. I designed it and had it custom maded by a cabinet maker out of oak, 20 years ago for $200.00.

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