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  1. Opened the cabinets up. What I found is attached.
  2. I want to thank all of you for your input. I ran across a mint Yamaha CR-820 that has recently been serviced that I found online. Biggest issue (as I am limited on audio knowledge) is I want to ensure I can connect an iPod to it. What would it take and will I compromise any sound from it? This is the only reason why I've stayed away from older units until now. Speakers are against a wall, BTW...still debating on spending the money on a sub. Haven't heard the speakers since tested in the original owner's home. What are signs that capacitors should be replaced and what is a ballpark on that? Thanking you each in advance.
  3. Hard to gauge the room-my den and kitchen have no true wall between them. There is an L-shaped breakfast bar (with lower cabinets, counter space, and eye level cabinets at the top. To add to that mischief, I have a 15-ft. or so cathedral ceiling that runs the length of the 2 rooms. So, in measuring, I don't know if I should take the kitchen into account. Take the breakfast bar out, it's quite large. Living area is, more or less, an open floor plan. In terms of knowing about me-I have quite a collection of music-Sinatra (all the old crooners), easy listening (imagine heavy-stringed, sleepy time Percy Faith Orchestra), Elvis (his more mature material post '68), Eagles, Carpenters, Fleetwood Mac, Phil Collins, Chicago, Bon Jovi, and Bruno Mars. Good luck trying to figure me out. Listening level? I like to feel the music, but not to the extreme of shattering windows.
  4. Just picked up a 1981 set of these speakers in Walnut. I've been wanting them for a long time, but know nothing when it comes to setting up a system. All I want is great sound (go figure). By no means am I an A/V guru, I just enjoy good music in my home. I am hoping to pick up a Yamaha CD changer and Revox B790 turntable. Most importantly, I am looking at a Yamaha R S-500 receiver. Is this a good unit for these speakers? Other than CDs, my iPod, and an occasional LP, I am not looking for anything very specific other than clear sound and decent bass. I like the looks of the Yamaha receiver and the CD changer I am looking to purchase. Please let me know if this is a good setup, or, if there is something you believe to be superior. Thanks in advance. I searched the forum beforehand for feedback on this setup but couldn't find anything. Look forward to hearing from any of you.
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