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    Got myself an equipment rack. It has built-in variable speed fans. I will add a thermostat.
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    That wood has an interesting grain pattern. Your pieces are especially nice, and I am sure they look even better in person.
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    later followed by; Where did you come up with that? I grew up admiring Paul Klipsch because he built and sold excellent products that allowed people to have high quality audio at a fair price, actually saving people money (less watts needed) with his brilliant designs and good-natured spirit.
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    Yes, I had also read that. Just curious about more details, if Dave felt like sharing more.
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    I thought you wanted 115db/1 meter to be your standard.
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    @Dave A , What is the silver dot on the lower front of the cherry wood?
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    I do already. The Denon could be a good addition for a different room.
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    Normally yes, depending on the product, which will have its own instructions. Applying the planks on a wall, I might use Green Glue from a caulking gun tube, and an 18 gauge brad nailer to pin it in place at studs.
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    DENON AVR-X3700H 9.2-Ch x 105 Watts 8K A/V Receiver w/HEOS | Accessories4less Let me know where one can get an X3700H for $1000, because I want one and already thought the Acc4Less price was tempting.
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    Upgrading the center channel tweeter with the Axi-2050 was a good improvement. When watching a movie, the dialog is much clearer and more precise.
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    The reclaimed wood might be a good project for some folks who like all the labor involved with the real thing. The rest of us might prefer the simplicity of installing some pre-finished flooring planks. I would be inclined to use flooring, because you can get any look you want and it is easy to work with.
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    The wire terminals mentioned above are for a certain range of wire gauges. If one wants to use heavier gauge wire, then please select the appropriate size when shopping.
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    Cool
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    A good option for folks who want big sound from a compact size speaker.
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    I think I read about a square mouth version that you were building. Is that in progress?
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    Did you get some of that redwood?
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    How are your speakers working out?
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    I have never had the opportunity to compare the two. Can one hear a favorable difference during a left/right comparison using matching drivers? I am curious because I have some AK-2 that will need new caps one day soon.
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    @MMurg , I imagine that your Jubilee continue to amaze you!
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    @Bubba_Buoy, I also wonder about the two woofers polarity being positively correct, from the amplifier output to the woofer terminals.
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    It is okay, the forum is a great place for many good different sources of information. In the meantime, here is a link to the connectors I used for my tweeters. 1/4" (22-18) Nylon Insulated Female Disconnect Crimp Terminal Red 50 Pcs. (parts-express.com) I also use the ratcheting crimper tool shown on that page.
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    That picture above is courtesy of Schu. I just use regular quality terminals from Parts Express.
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    Wire is not included with the driver. It has standard .250" flat spade male terminals, so you will need female terminals for your wire ends.
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    I would have paid $$$s for the empty K-horn cardboard boxes. Never saw the ad. 🙁
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    Enjoy!
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