The Dude

I agree, I am sure there is some scientific acoustic reasoning. But I wonder why they couldn't have split the center woofers and mounted the tweeter there? It would look so much better.

i thought about doing this, maybe if i get one more hot day this year it might be enough. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

no cracks, more wrapping than one may of cared for, but not bad and seem to play fine. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

I paid $1200.00 for a used combo pair shipped to Omaha from Florida. Hopefully that gives you and idea.

never heard back from him. anything particular you were looking for?

Me neither......I just like dreaming about it.

I would think that when you installed your cabinet, you made it a point to make sure it was plum and level. If that is the case, then I don't think it would be to complex to level the sliding table when extended. Only problem I could see and this would be the same for a wall mounted shelf, is when someone bumps the wall. Depending how sturdy the wall and cabinet are mounted, it may not be an issue. here is mine extended

I thought about this for the deck at the lake. But something not worth anything as it will be left out side. It will be covered and out of the elements for the most part, I will mainly have worry about moisture in the air and rodents. Mine will be primarily Bluetooth. Haven't quit decided how I want to handle it yet.

I am doing this myself with my Dual 1019. The server rack I am using has levelers, I used some draw slides from Menards or lowes. I adjusted them for the table to be level when it was extended. Mine sits on a concrete floor, which may help. Let me dig around for pictures.

This is awesome, Have you thought about adding a Belle to it?

I don't know how far if at all you are willing to drive. I do recall you stating that the room wouldn't work, size wise it sounds like it would work great, but we would have to see the setup. Just for giggles, here is a pair of what seems to be a decent price.

i would like to hear that 1505. for the record there are a few of those cabs that empty on ebay for a couple hundred.

Very cool, I like how they went 3 dimensional with it.

I have been using one of the Niles strips that is controlled by 12volts from the pre/pro, without many issues. Now I did have some higher current amps that would create a pop on the tweeter, but I have since changed those out and don't have that issue.

I got popped going 79 in a 70 after passing someone. I thought about fighting it, however, it was a 14 hour drive back to Montana. I still feel that the state trooper was picking on me from being out of state. Maybe not, I just know 9 over is less than average around these parts, maybe not in Montana where the cattle roam free.