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I have the owners manual if you still need it. I can scan it in tomorrow if you do. Rick

Seems like this could be a great deal assuming they were assembled correctly. https://reno.craigslist.org/ele/d/h-scott-tube-amp-amplifiers/6774115814.html

Outstanding!

No I didn’t know that, what the heck is a super MWM?

My feelings exactly Claude, they are a really good match with the MWM bins.

No, it’s a separate 36 x 48 foot structure, 24x48 dedicated to audio gear. I use IKEA Kallax For vinyl storage.

Yeah, I asked myself the same question and thought heck yes. Since this photo was taken I replaced the EAW with a klipsch KP301. Also added a couple Danley DTS 10’s to help fill in the bottom end

I know this one is. Saturday night at the movies is one of our favorite things.

I used the 14sa speakers briefly and returned them. I didn’t get much in the way of reflective sound with 11 foot ceilings. I’m guessing with your room configuration you won’t get much either. You can always give them a try and return them if they don’t work for you.

That's a beautiful room. My experience was that the 140's just couldn't get the job done in my application so I returned them. My ceilings aren't vaulted but they are 11 foot high in a room that is 13,000 cubic feet. It was big ask and I wasn't surprised by the result.

Thanks johnJ. Here’s the same young fan a split second earlier.

The little buckaroo at left is witness to the wreck.

I see the CL listing has expired, did you buy the whole lot?

These are interesting and look to be in very good condition. https://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/ele/d/klipsch-ksm-2-stage-monitors/6394553753.html

Over the top AWSOME!!!!!

Welcome Tony, enjoy your new speakers.

Am I correct that the Danley is a rebadged Xilica xp 4080, or are there some other differences? Thanks

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I'm interested, pm sent.

Thanks Coytee, This explanation makes sense to me.

Thanks Khornukopia, I should have the hardware here in a couple of days and I'll give it a go.

I hope you guys will cut me some slack for my lack of understanding on how to interpret crossover points and what they mean. I've read the data sheet for the MCM Grand and it's still not clear. It states in a 4 way configuration the crossover points are 350 hz, 1000 hz and 6000 hz. So does that mean that frequency ranges by component are: MWM: 40 - 350 hz MSSM: 350 - 1000 hz MSM 1000 - 6000 hz MTM everything above 6000 hz When setting the crossover points in the active network do I specify the starting and ending frequency for each unit to correspond to the list above? Thanks for taking the time to help.

That's awesome Roger. I hesitate to ask (risky profession) do you know who he is driving for this year. My wife and I are heading to Indy this year and plan on seeing the little 500 at Anderson Speedway the night before.

Roger, the Eric Gordon that won the little 500 like 5 or 6 times? Wow!

Roger, thanks for heads up re Chief Bonehead. . I'll drop him a note and see if he can get me close. I already dropped the coin on the Xilica so looks like i"m committed to that route. I've been a huge Sprint Car fan since 1980. I'm no driver, but I have driven one (although slowly) felt plenty fast though. Your cousin drove in an era full of some of the all time greats, Dick Gaines, AJ, Jan Opperman, the list goes on. It was the route to indy back then. Chris, I hope I didn't bite off more than I can chew. It's going to take me a while to think through the steps you've given me to attain the proper time alignment. Seems complex, but I'll take it a step at a time. I really appreciate that you're taking the time to help me get there. I'll take any help or suggestions your willing to offer concerning the Xilica active crossover. I've read dozens of posts by you, Roger, Mark 1101 and others. Just enough to get me in trouble I suspect. Khornukopia, Thanks for the data sheet. It's for a much newer system than mine, but maybe the specified time delays would get me close. I've had this sheet and I'm planning on using the crossover points it calls for. Unfortunately, no time delay information. MCM1900good (1).pdf