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That would be TDL!

and that audiophile op-amp is less than a dollar.

I have a couple decks that use cassettes, but these two are digital.

If it had been a snake...

Me too! So, is the glass broken or is the cardboard to try to protect from hail?

Yes, that's correct. Finally found his name but it was me going down the wrong road anyway.

Bronwyn Keith-Hynes, fiddle player for Molly Tuttle - from her forthcoming album. Sweet!

That's some of your tax dollars at work. I don't mind that, and USPS pretty much has routes figured out. Waiting for you to give a review...

We had a golden retriever who didn't want to sleep inside when he was little, so he ended up being mostly an outdoor dog. He was on a pretty long cable run and had one of those igloo style dog houses. One evening after it was dark I went out to love on him and put more water out. Right as I turned back to the house a Barred Owl was gliding right over me . He had a good 4.5 ft wingspan, and nary a sound as he went past. To say the least, it startled me. We rarely saw them, but heard them often in the summer.

Oh, the Schiit Audio product. I was thinking of Josh Ricci's horn design.

Welcome! You can find out all the info about them here: : If the crossovers haven't been tinkered with, the capacitor most likely need replacing. You can get approved caps from JEM Performance Audio: https://jemperformanceaudio.com/ I believe Dean is still repaing them if you want to send them off. @Deang

We had copperheads in the yard at our old house...

Nice pics, Mark. Which camera did you use for these?

IIRC, Mike, who works/worked for Shure had at least heard or built one. Can't remember his user name.

Did you mean Sputnik?

I had early morning blindness. Thanks for pointing it out...

Schu, are you looking new or used? If you are ok with used, I would checkout KEH Cameras in Smyrna, GA.

What's the top one? The scales are interesting.

Those are a professional version of the Cornwall. The k-43 woofers can be found. https://www.itishifi.com/archives//2018/11/klipsch-cp-1-aka-industrial-cornwall.html

Molly T and Golden Highway...

It should never have mattered, Michael, but it did for too many people. Unfortunately it still matters to some. I'll stop before I get in trouble.

I have to check some other info. I think this is my paternal grandmother (the youngest in the front), with twin sisters on the right side, with her and older sister on the left. She was born in 1898. [corrected]

I was thinking about this... My GGGrandmother was a teenager during the US Civil War and lived past the end of World War II.

If you aren't comfortable doing it, find someone who is. I don't know if @Deang would do it for you, but you would have to ship it to him.

I removed the woofer first. Lay the cabinet on it's back when you remove the screws, it's heavy. You have to remove the connections from the woofer, tweeter and mid driver. Make sure you mark the connections. And take pictures. I used a cheap red fingernail polish when I removed mine to replace the caps. You will need a good solder sucker as well. You have to remove the 3 screws that mount the printed circuit board to the cup. Then remove the solder where the binding posts poke through the circuit board. (Red Arrows) It was a pain to do this as a small jumper from the post to the board kept falling out when the solder was heated up