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Did you check out https://www.vinylengine.com/ to see if they have anything on them?

I have some Decware, good amps but a little pricey. I now use Dennis Had Inspire amp, great sounding and reasonably priced.

The F1 upgrade includes better components in the signal path, such as resistors, caps and wiring. I believe the bypass caps are removed, and better RCA plugs are used also. Check out Upscale Audio's website, I think they have a description of the mods. I think the price is fair, but if you are going to play vinyl, I would buy a P version instead of having one installed.

I have one. It's actually a SLP=98P F1, which is the phono version, and the FI is the upgraded version. Best pre I've ever owned.

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I had this company make me some turntable covers a while back.http://www.customdustcovers.com/

The bass bins will not come apart, except for the trap door for the woofer. Everything else is glued together. The tops are screwed together, so they can be disassembled easily.

There's a pair for sale up by me in MI that I'm thinking of picking up. Probably too far from you though.

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I went that route on my K-Horns years ago, but ended up using a single tube amp for everything, which I think sounds better.

I sold off all my Mac SS stuff and went tubes 10 years ago. No regrets!

Probably the best they ever sounded!

What's next, K-Horns at Wal-Mart?

One reason I decided to go to work for GM was because of the insurance and pension. It pays to think about the future.

I have no experience with Jubes, but I always prefer my K-Horns on the long wall.

What Glens said. In simple terms, it optimizes the needle to be perpendicular to the record grooves

I have always preferred a 3 way system over a 2 way for music. I think the Reference line is better off for home theater use. My opinion only.

You mean you didn't pardon one?

I own one of those amps. Best sound I've had in my system. Someone needs to buy this, you will not be disappointed! GLWS

I'm looking for a cabinet like that. Unfortunatly, distance is our enemy here. GLWS

I like some of Cary Audio's stuff, mainly their preamplifiers. The founder of Cary Audio, Dennis Had, sold the company and makes amps on his own now under the Inspire name. Might be something you would be interested in.

https://community.klipsch.com/index.php?/topic/113765-finally-done-210hz-kevhorns-pics-added-1-30/?hl=kevhorns

With my old ears it would definitely be a waste of money. One always wonders where the cutoff point is between cost vs results.