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Please help! In need of urgent support! I was over at my mother-in-law's house, helpin' out settin' up he new Bose system. So she's all"Can I help? Let me Help. I wanna help." and I'm like "No, Ma, go sit on the couch over there." and so she sits down and I'm workin' on the wires and stuff and wishin' I had this cool a setup and I'm like, "Where's the cubes, Ma?" and she don't know butt we can sorta hear 'em so I follow the wires up to the couch and my God she sat on 'em!! So my question is: will it harm the speakers or her receiver if we turn up the sound loud enough to hear it(she is sort of hard of hearing)? Awaiting your response(and looking for the sub) fini

Well, I've heard it said before, "If you can't take the hate, get out of the Klipsch-in'", but I've never understood what that meant until now... fini This message has been edited by fini on 07-24-2001 at 12:10 AM

Acctually, the vasectomy made my WIFE more responsive.

Jim, You might consider investing in a vasectomy before the crossovers. I did, and I can tell you I've never experienced tighter bass. Best to leave it to the pros, though. Not a diy project even IF you have the right tools.

Uh, why not just get some used LaScalas? I mean, that seems to be the sound your looking for...

Yeah, baby! I'm feeling a bit "horny",too! BobG- I've got a pair of ksp400's w/ ksp-c6 and ksf-s5's for surrounds. Been thinkin' about ksp-c6's for rears for 5 ch. stereo(Denon 3300). Or maybe some in-walls. Some of that bi-axial symetry rotation sounds like something I'd be into. OT- a banana is tri-laterally symetrical(and thus impossible to bi-wire). Mr fini

My brush with fame... While building an addition onto Mr. Redford's parents' house, I met "Bob", and he helped me carry an old couch down some stairs. So I worked with him, right? Actually, I directed him: "Watch out for that newel post, Bob." The famous Mr. Fini

I'd have to say "A River Runs Through It". I think Brad Pitt shakes a bass in that film, but I'm not sure. I'm not a fisherman, but I have worked with Robert Redford. Really. Mr. Fini