Mongo171
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They would work great as PC speakers.
I used to have a pair of KG 1.2's and they sounded as good as some floorstanders.
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Might need me some snapping rosin...
Nope. Has to be unaided.
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How dare it go out to lunch without inviting you!
Glad you got it fixed. Nothing worse than facing a big repair bill.
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I'm no expert in this area, however, isn't the design of this runway a challenge in itself, especially to a "non-seasoned" pilot? Yes, 1000's of landings have been made without any issues. However, to have a "sea wall" at the beginning of the runway that extends approximately 10 - 20 feet above sea level looks intimidating and potential fatal if not negotiated correctly. Some of you guy's that are pilot's may have a completely different take on this perspective.
Don't forget the pilot, Captain Sum Ting Wong, only had a grand total of 43 hours in that type of aircraft.
We had a crash here a few years ago where the blame was pilot error. Everyone on board died.
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why not finger snapping?
My fingers pop from arthritis. Could that be a category?
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This list is short and sweet:
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I'm going to be going with RS-62's for my surrounds to go with my Chorus II's. I'm in the same situation as you are: need to wall-mount my speakers.
Frankly, the THX surrounds don't even measure up to the RS-62's or RS-62 II's.
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You can check out anytime you like,
But you can never leave.
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Name for new subwoofer company: We Tu Lo.
LMFAO!
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At the volumes you loons listen at --
NEED TO TYPE LOUDER...CAN'T HEAR YOU!
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Passives move with sound waves. Speakers put out sound waves. If passives are close enough to an sound wave, the passive will move. Plus, it does not produce sound. That is being caused by the Chorus II's disrupting the airflow from the other speakers.
Put a fan next to a passive and it will move.
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I hope they're black to match my Chorus II's.
Will definitely bid on those!
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You could buy my other svs pb-13 ultra. It's small....
That's like saying my PC13-Ultra is short.
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I think it's the same company. However, their homepage says they are not making products anymore.
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4) I have an older product that needs service, who do I contact?
Eastern Elite Audio Video is set up as the exclusive service center for all out-of-warranty repairs. They are former B&K employees, so they know the products thoroughly. E-mail: george@ee-av.com or call: 716-240-7458.They're right here in the Buffalo area. Can't get an address on them.
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Give Fosgate a call and see if they repair them. They repaired my Punch 45. But, that was a few years ago.
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I heard thru the grapevine it was some one in the S.A. Tx. area.
Well, that narrows it down to 100,000 of you Texans.
At least we can count out the 500,000 in Florida.
And that's just Forum members!
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Or maybe over here...
Dunno...I see 3 doghouses over there you can sleep in. [:|]
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THIS is an incredible amp with VERY conservative power ratings if you need to replace what you have. Really good price too.
THAT is an awesome amp. [li] Wish I could've got THAT pricing when I bought it new!!
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My ATI gets "warmish." It's always sat on the top shelf of my stand.
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I may try some lazy Susan idea under it allowing me to turn the tophat.
Don't know if it would work better, but my gf uses a cake turner. Don't know the correct verbage. It's circular and allows the turning of the cake while decorating it.
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Would this be something Craig from NosValves ( is that the right name? ) would be able to fix if something is indeed broken?
I can't answer that. I know he is great with tubes. Not so sure about SS.
Maybe someone else can answer this.
Good luck!
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Even though I have some nice gear, I'm still a newbie when it comes to knowing the insides and out of amps and what not. So please forgive my ignorance, but what are CCA's, and where inside the amp would they be?Look for burn marks on the CCA's
No problem, man. Sometimes people use acronyms that other people don't understand.
CCA's are circuit card assemblies. Also PCB's are printed circuits boards. There are a few other names floating around.
It all depends on the architecture of your amp. My ATI has 5 discreet boards, one for each channel.
Just have to figure out what channel isn't working. Pull that board and send it to a tech who knows those boards. Or back to the manufacturer for repairs.
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1969 k-horns type A to 2013 Dean built ALK's
With a little scotch-brite, the one on top will shine up real good. [
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Anyone interested in a DCM Center Channel with a Klipsch Grill for $75?
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The guy has to be a used car salesman.