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Jim McShane has just announced his retirement. A real bummer.

Is that $900 cdn?

saw this https://www.usaudiomart.com/details/649824244-klipsch-k-77-tweeter-pair-alnico-magnets-for-heratige-heresy-cornwall-lascala-belle-klipschorn-corns/

This is very nice

from another audio site that I visit: “I'm posting this with a heavy heart. As much as I love all things audio, restoring them, and everything that comes with it ... this is taking up too much of my time. I am struggling to keep up with the everyday basics of working, cleaning and maintaining my home, so something has to give. I have decided to get rid of my gear. Below is a list of what's available. Serious inquiries only and please don't insult me with low offers. I know what I have here. Thanks for reading and understanding ... PM me if interested. 1. Vacuum cleaner 2. Dustpan and brush 3. Mop and bucket 4. Lawn Mower 5. Leaf blower 6. Laundry detergent 7. Iron 8. Broom 9. Drain Snake 10. Swifter Wet Jet 11. Wet-Dry vac”

If that doesn’t work out I have a KX-200 that has had a complete electronic restoration.

Crank some Frank!

My 1979 Heresys have Crites CT125 tweeters and have had the crossovers rebuit by Crites. My Fisher 400 makes them sing.

My wife told me she and her sister started a weight loss competition to see who can shed the most pounds before their cousin's wedding this summer. "I hope you win" was not the correct response.

50 years ago

Man, did he looked stressed on the back nine.

The 1969 Kawasaki H1 500cc triple that I bought when I was 18. Crazy acceleration when the powerband hit, terrible drum brakes, and a frame that felt like it had a hinge in it somewhere. Unpredictable wheelies, tank slappers, etc. - I cannot believe I never crashed it.

Crank it!

If this is the same size as a 222c I would be glad to measure mine.

Very interesting, thanks.

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Near Bradford, PA

Nancy wrote that book “Making It On Your Own”

would these work?