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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).

I just listened to the whole Live Aid section on YT and it was excellent. It may partly his source, streamed from a not so good online site.

We drove over to Madison Alabama on Saturday, to visit some friends we hadn't seen for six years. The Filipina wife's sister also came over from Chelsea, south of Birmingham. They've known each other from highschool/college age in the Philippines. While thadies were talking in the other room, the husband and I watched Bohemian Rhapsody. He has some Klipsch towers, sub and surrounds. It sounded awful 😖. I didn't want to get into seeing if we could straighten it out some. I thought the movie was great though and want to watch it again at home.

I bought mine from someone on here, around 2004 and was the 4th owner. I doubt I'll come up with the money to buy mine back, even if the the possibility floated around. I've thought of building a pair of 2a3 amps from another designer, but life is short (shorter than longer, that's for sure).

I had a pair of Moondogs that I used on my La Scalas. Simply magical, and I never should have sold them.

I believe you mean Greg...

If the drivers are all OK, these would be a steal. The Tangent T400 uses the exact same parts as a Heresy II.... larger cabinets and ports on the front. Better bass than the HII and taller, getting the mid and tweeter closer to ear level. The T500 is the same but using a passive radiator on the fronts and no ports. Good luck with the sale. These should already be gone.

I had a pair of LS in an 11x18 room and the worked very well. They were in the corners on the short wall.

YES! Wife and I didn't even open the front door yesterday... we did laundry, watched some TV. I worked on scanning some certificates/diplomas my wife got so she can have "copies" on her office wall. That way she won't lose the originals if anyone at work takes issue with them. Yes, she has a couple subordinates that might do that.

Is the xilica use a 96khz sampling rate or 48?

Wouldn't they be grandma's now??? You made me look it up. They are all in their mid 60s or older and all still have active careers performing. That means there's hope for me. Richard Thompson is still being incredible and we're the same age.