jason str
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Had much in common though only spoke a handful of times.
You will be missed Roger.
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12 minutes ago, garyrc said:
... and you can't swing a dead cat without hitting a therapist.
Those who swing dead cats around likely need therapists nearby.
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It's beautiful and memorable. As a child the whole family took the LTD wagon to visit family in Coos Bay Oregon and drove down the coast. Remember driving through the giant Sequoia, that twisty road in San Francisco I believe. Good memories.
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No promises with glued veneer but a heat gun to soften then scrape and lightly apply rubbing alcohol for the deeper stuff.
Chemical removers can work too, be cautious and test in an inconspicuous area.
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6 minutes ago, babadono said:
Thousands of homeless + no public facilities =💩
Probably smells like lower Wacker Drive then.
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4 minutes ago, babadono said:
If you go to Venice make sure you step around the turds.
People crap on the sidewalks out there ?
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Unless that's cedar or solid siding you will need a buffer to avoid crushing anything. If you bolt a mounting surface just over it avoids unneeded damage during install.
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I sent Cory a text already for a price on something. Maybe email is better ?
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Rip some lumber to angle the mount. Bolt it secure and then mount the speaker bracket to that.
Better mount of some type ?
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Does Klipsch offer this as a drop in replacement for the older models and if so what is the minimum frequency and slope in order not to burn them up.
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At least the price of lumber went down. Good luck with everything.
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Just like indoors, toe them in a bit to reduce reflections off the siding.
Nice deck.
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1 hour ago, Madman1 said:
I’ve used Old Masters Spanish oak wiping stain with great success on oak klf/kg etc. I think the match is so good you could get away with only doing the top or problem area. I plan to use the same on my old rough chorus ii.
A good coat of oil may take care of small imperfections as well.
Black is harder to match and depends on the repair.
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2 hours ago, Marvel said:
Oh, so you would have a square/rectangle about 15-16 inches, correct. Should be a large enough opening between the two.
Thanks Bruce, been some time since I had one apart and didn't want to guess.
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9 minutes ago, Limberpine said:
But what about the doghouse cutout not matching correctly with flipping them around? Is that a concern?
If it cuts off the airflow yes.
Never constructed such a device, maybe some pictures if you're worried.
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Nobody wants to click "steal my stuff".
Still acting up.
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Turning them around will add more bass, a good frequency for the room ? Maybe.
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There is a model between the 18 and Table Tuba now.24x24x15
Horn mouth is smothered in that last picture. Read the plans for better suggestion. Finish looks nice.
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1 hour ago, Dave MacKay said:
I bought an SVS SB1000 Pro subwoofer.
I'm using the subwoofer with my La Scalas and driving them from a Yamaha R-N803 receiver. Currently I crossover to the subwoofer at 100Hz.
Previously I'd been using a Klipch Synergy subwoofer that I got at Best Buy years ago. The sound from that was quite muddy and unimpressive. The SVS is in a whole different league: the sound is tight and crisp.
I'm planning to build a Bill Fitzmaurice-designed THTLP but supply chain problems will delay that until the new year. But I'm so pleased with the SVS that the THTLP will have to be really fantastic to replace the SVS SB1000 Pro.
25 minutes ago, Tarheel said:100HZ seems a bit high but what do I know (my first sub)? I have the SVS PC-2000 Pro crossed at 50HZ.
Depends on the room and crossover slope.
That SVS is a toy compared to the THT.
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Paint is never going to match exactly, even different batches of the same color can be off.
I have experimented mixing small quantities of flat and semi gloss black and get close enough.
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1 hour ago, Tarheel said:
No frills but very nice sound.
You build that kit ?
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If a purchase lasts 1/2 as long as this NAD I'll be happy. Tubes are likely out, rather listen than tinker these days.
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2 minutes ago, Shakeydeal said:
Not sure what that means, so I guess you don’t want my input.Not at all, just need things working. All input is appreciated. As much as I would like to just buy what I want it's just not happening. $1500 is about it.
Tweeter for the newest La Scala
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Normally just a serial number for Klipsch parts.