geoff.

These lasted a day up here, can’t say what they actually sold for, but I think the price was fair for what you were getting.

The AL-2 looks to be, for all intents and purposes, an AL-3 with the exception of depleting the stock of the formerly ubiquitous, but now out of favour, 2133s (2.5mH) coils by using them in series to form the 5mH squawker bandpass.

…I’m dying

…I’m never shoveling my driveway again, I miss too many sweet deals

On the upgrade to AL-3 path, the AL uses a different autoformer than the AL-3, so it’s gonna be tricky/more costly to get the approved parts. I would be leaning towards something that may bring out the highs better, a mythological thing hither-to-unknown to the people of this area…

Ed, I think a (former) forum member has exactly what you need, at a sweet price on eBay right now. Search K-43 for your LSIs. I bought one of his about a month ago.

Silly question, since you mentioned Audyssey, is the DSP bypassed?

...maybe he spent the money on magic beans, er, crypto?

I think he should return the money, if that is what you want, finish the amp whenever time is on his side, be it another year from now, and offer it to you first at the agreed upon price. If not wanted others may have the option to buy it at the actual finished cost, which will no doubt be more.

As to the amp maker, I believe his intentions were good. But I recently read something that rung bells with me: “Never make a promise when you’re happy, never reply when you’re angry, and never make a decision when you’re sad.” The ego writes cheques (checks for youse guys) the body can’t cash.

@Ed Wolinski, With regards to the AA crossover recaps using polyesters, What were your impressions? Thanks!

…that’s one magic K-77, lol

@OneRock130, Those are rare. They have a different horn configuration too. They should look like this:

@Rolox, Those (0), -3, -6, -9, -12 settings would have been based on the T2A autoformer used in Klipsch crossovers. Al sourced the 3619 for many more attenuation options. As Dean said, the 3636 provides many more options than the T2A as well, but many are redundant, ie. different combinations yield the same or .1 of a decibel difference. Looks like about 6 of the 28 combinations are redundant, and 4 of them are above -18db of attenuation which I cannot fathom ever needing. So each of them has 18 useful combinations? I have never been privy to a 3619 autoformer, but I know my OCD would prefer it’s even 1 db steps.

Travis, there is great similarity with our shared passion here. The “DF factor” (restriction) of the lines is critical to the resultant pour. I may try splicing polyester capacitors into some of the competitors problematic installs, lol