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I was so excited to open the boxes when I got home, I just sat the amp and pre on speakers, grabbed some cables. Jimjimbo provided some Emotiva cables that are now connecting my devices. Jerry
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When my Fisher 500C quit working last year, I began a search for a replacement tube amp. I was contacted by several Forum members with suggestions and some with equipment they would sell me. Jimjimbo was instrumental in my acquiring my new amp and preamp. Without his help, I would never have found this great equipment on my own. McIntosh MX110Z and a McIntosh 275, a match made in audio heaven.
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My first tube amp was a Fisher 500C. Great sound! Outputs for 2 sets of speakers and a center channel. I have a friend with both a Fisher 500 and a Scott 299C, they both sound great! No bad choice here. jerry
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@Metallo Recently I purchased an MC275 and a vintage MX110Z to drive my Cornwalls. The result was magical! My Cornwalls never sounded so good. I have a friend with an MC240 and a C22, also a spectacular pairing. Speak withe the guys at AudioClassics.com. They can give you the advice you seek. Good Luck, Jerry
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A Fluke. Worth every penny.
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SOLD Klipsch Klipschorn Speakers Walnut Upgraded Central FL SOLD
TFR1 replied to RickFL's topic in Garage Sale
I thought forum rules for Garage Sale forum was no discussion RE: price. If you want to talk price, do it with a PM. -
My Fisher 500C has failed and I am in need of a replacement while I find a Technician that can repair the Fisher. I am open to suggestions. Please PM if you have a tube amp for sale or a suggestion for a place East of the Mississippi that can repair my machine. Jerry Atlanta, GA
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La Scala/doghouse: Was there a reason ...
TFR1 replied to Dave MacKay's topic in Technical/Modifications
When I removed the access panel on my LSI's, They were gasketed and screwed. (bought from the original owner who claimed that they were completely original) I jumped to the conclusion that all LaScala's were constructed similarly. -
La Scala/doghouse: Was there a reason ...
TFR1 replied to Dave MacKay's topic in Technical/Modifications
The OP's photo shows a new piece of plywood has replaced the original bottom panel. An original bottom has a lip, all the way around the opening that forms a surface for a gasket and a place for the screws to attach the "dog house" door to the bottom panel. -
La Scala/doghouse: Was there a reason ...
TFR1 replied to Dave MacKay's topic in Technical/Modifications
This pic doesn't look like my LaScala. Mine have a removable panel that provides access to the Woofer. -
And a Happy April Fools Day to you @jimjimbo
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I have been a TurboTax user for more than 20 years, most of those years on my MacBook Pro. Great software!! Jerry
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Listening to Sirius XM channel 27, Deep Tracks, wrapping packages and getting ready to put some steaks on the grill later today. Merry Christmas to all. jerry
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@jimjimboSorry I was so slow to look! Congrats on the sale. All is well at my house. Happy Thanksgiving wishes to you and yours!