Dirk Williams

Picked up another set of Hershey's yesterday, these are not a finished box, and come with serial numbers on the back tag, plus on the wooden frame rear with a set of initials. No front covers. Serial numbers HD BR ,,,,,,21P035 and 34. No history, were sitting in a shed out in the middle of southern Oregon. They sound as as good as my othere sets. But different enough to detect. Their different enough, I thought I'd reach out to identify what exactly I got. I don't even know if their I's, 2's, Or 3 S. dWilliams

Hey guys, new guy here. I'm just getting back into stereo speaker selection again after a thirty year break. I'm retired now, want to build good, build right. To date I've purchased roughly 20 receivers from Kenwoods to Yamaha's to HK, Sansui, etc etc.. Their for sale everywhere I look, and cheap. I purchased a Dynaco 70 yesterday in Bend Oregon. Been modded, with several upgrades. Also been snapping up Klipsch speakers to date I've got four Cornwalls and four Hearseys. I'm pushing two of each klipsch's with a Kenwood 7050 Receiver. The other speakers are driven with a Sansui 727. Im wanting to connect the "70" to the kenwood. The kenwood does not have a " pre amp" in/out, but does have a " aux" set up. Also two electrical plugs on the back of the 7050, one is 100w the other is 200w. Guys can can you walk me thru this. at the end of the day, it's my intent to purchase the early tube Macintosh equipment eventually. Also want a set of klipsch horns. May have that covered. Next year I'd like to purchase a few sets of the better JBL speakers with the 16 in drivers. anyway I'm new, and trying to learn. dirk