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When did the forum start... I first got on here in August of 2001.

I've done it both ways, too. I think th e Dremel is easier to control compared to the drill.

Priceless image stuck in my head, Heinz. A very thorough and easy to understand review, as well. I appreciate the detail you give. Thank you! I had some CT125s on my '89 LS, and understand you comment about them. I later switched to the same driver but different horn, placed in a baffle on top of the LS, where I could move it to time align the mid and tweeter. But that's another story.

I'm glad it finally worked out. I loved HK when I visited my then GF who was teaching up in Nanchang. Hard to believe 15+ years have gone by. I imagine things are different now, but I found it beautiful. Enjoy the Klipsch!

JBL cabinets/veneer was always really good. Those look great!

Subarus are great cars. I absolutely loved the Forester I had. The dealer was crap, but the car was great.

That will work ok. A 1 inch paint brush is what I often use. The bristles are pretty soft. Those cones are pretty durable.

How are those Smith horns working out? What I got from you is still in storage. At least you finish your projects.

How do you connect to the R-51PM speakers? With a usb connection? Which specific model of antenna are you trying?

I was looking up a couple of patents by PWK (from an old Electrovoice kit documentation). In my search, I found this Canadian website with a couple of articles about PWK. If this was plagiarised from the book about him, this can certainly be removed. https://pmamagazine.org/klipsch-klipsch-boom-the-explosive-brilliance-of-paul-w-klipsch/ https://pmamagazine.org/the-patents-of-paul-w-klipsch/

Your power amp with most likely consume the most power. A small digital/chip amp will serve you better. I don't have one/any, but many on here can provide more than enough info to push you along. Our power where I live hardly ever goes out. We have nuclear and hydro both providing our area. Unless a tree comes down over some lines or a vehicle accident takes out a pole, we're usually good.

I wish you luck.

Is this part of it?

From the movie, but they did a great job following all the moves the musicians did while on stage. The complete Queen set at live aid (movie - they should have been sweating, as In the original footage).