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Grab the little "pod" with the volume and bass pots and slide it forward. It should pop off. Spray pots. I do this once a year. Easy fix.

Chickenhawk by Robert Mason.

At 60?

I would like to lower the Xover point in my Klipsch RB 61ll speakers as low as possible. I only use them and a Klipsch 10 in. Sub to watch TV. I have the Yammy amp Bass turned all the way off and the Treble turned all the way up and still would like to hear the human voice a little clearer. It's never turned up loud and I'm not to worried about blowing the tweeters. I am fairly capable at electronics and soldering. Looking for a simple solution. This pic is from The Speaker Exchange.

Doc says I'm 20/20. I won't need to replace my 4 yr. old Samsung QLED. Seeing colors, shades and hue's I'd forgotten existed. Happy and grateful.

I've had mine for over 10 years and Yes, they sound great. Because the volume and bass controls are so rarely used you may find them giving you a bit of noise after a while. Easy fix. Pull the little pod forward and it pops right off. A little Deoxit and your good for another few years. Done mine 2-3 times.

I watched half of the 6 episodes of 'The Sticky' on Prime last night. If you like "characters" you will love Ruth.

Enough vision to see my keyboard. Had cataracts removed and new lenses installed 5 days ago. Was almost totally blind for 3 days. Getting better every day.

In the late 60's I drove my buddy to get some tats. I didn't want one but Dion was playing so I broke and got this small one. A year or so later I got a new girlfriend named "Rosie"

House of Sand and Fog by Andre Dubus. It really 'got to me'.

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Thanks but that is the source I want to use. AM/FM radio only. My laptop has amplified headphone out and they work fine there.

Helping a disabled friend who wanted a "good" radio. I picked up a Yamaha R-S201 and a Klipsch Pro Media 2.1 set and hooked it up. Worked and sounded "good". It keeps going into standby mode about once a week. I turned off speakers A and B and plugged speakers into headphone out. Should I put an 8 ohm resistor across speaker A outputs and turn A speakers on?

RIP Grasshopper.