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  1. 2 minutes ago, Dave1291 said:

    I'm kinda likin that Mitch King dude but cd"s?  Ummm nope.  Shiva you ALWAYS seem to pull something out that costs me money!  Still love ya but she's not showing up @ my record store soooo now I'm diggin and mumbling!  Have a Happy Easter my friend.  She's smoooooooth!  I likey!  :)  Yay!  She has one vinyl lp out and it's signed.  Only $295 signed double lp in a gatefold but it's on Blue Note.  Yea, enjoy here but..  $295?  Just say no.  You ALWAYS do this to me!  😂

     

     

    Welcome to the Klipsch Forum, please choose your poison.

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  2. 48 minutes ago, RandyH said:

    Wendell Fabrics is the manufacturer of the old grilles klipsch  fabric  - they also sell directly -

     

    http://www.wendellfabrics.com/

     

    Mailing Address                             

    P.O. Box 128                                   

    Blacksburg, SC  29702                  

     

    Phone: 864.839.6341       

    email: jlewson@wendellfabrics.com

     

    Now I´m done! 😄 

     

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  3. 10 minutes ago, MicroMara said:

    @AndreG. Cheers André , I  just enjoy Shinya Fukumori Trio , happy easter to you

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    Every now and then a visit to your local library gives lucky but unexpected results. Let´s hope we´ll hear more from that trio! 

    What are You enjoying besides the music there, @MicroMaraGeorge?

     

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  4. Went veneer shopping this week and this is it, 2 x 2 meters of american walnut. It´s a bit thinner then the stuff used on the cabinets, so I´ll use two layers and sand down to a matching thickness.

     

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    The wood looks more reddish than i really is, will have to get a little "creative" to match the colors as best as possible.

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  5. First one turned out ok, IMO. 

    9 hours ago, RandyH said:

    grilles are not easy to do with this very rigid  polyester  type fabric ,  you wanna do it right , staple the fabric to the maconite board , and cauterise the loose ends with a lighter

     

    No Randy, no staples, didn´t want them to be seen later. And i didn´t want to buy a stapler just for this. Just glue and clamping, starting with the large areas. The edges I "pre-folded" with clamps and a heat-gun, that made gluing around the edges easier for me afterwards.

     

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  6. On 3/30/2022 at 8:20 PM, billybob said:

    Your either firin' up or bustin' out: 

     

     

     

     

    That reminds me, a long time ago, me and my sister on the road, somewhere between El Paso and San Francisco.... 

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  7. 4 hours ago, Dave1291 said:

    Yea, had to keep up w/Full Range when he broke out all his beautiful solid state gear.  I scratched an itch I'd had since these came out.  Too pricey back in the day.  I had a big Marantz and I was never home enough to truly enjoy it.

     

    This is the second Mac 4100 receiver I've seen my auctioneer post in the past 2-3 months so I caved.  Got it at a great price but it was on a shelf in some old guy's 3 car garage full of junk.  I also got a Sony cd player and Teac cassette deck as a bonus.  It was powering a pair of old Zenith Allegro box speakers from the 60's or so.  I just laffed and brought it home.  Wiped an inch of dust off and fired it up.  Could push it and leave it alone but I'll drop it off to the Mc tech a couple hours away.  For what I payed it's the least I can do.  Sounds great on my old Heresy right now!  :)

     

    Yea, this one's on you @Full Range!  ALL your fault. 😂

     

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    This old stuff definitely has a cool factor to it... I´m always torn.... But I guess, in the end it will be a newer Yamaha amp for me, once I have the bucks to spare. 

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  8. 1 hour ago, Full Range said:

    Sometimes one needs to go back in time of our youth ( even though we still think we are 21 ) 

    So I will take responsibility for that and also say 

    Happy listening 

     

     

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    Black is Beautiful or Back in Black?

     

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  9. Welcome to the Forum!

     

    Nice LaScalas and no hopeless case, I think. First, it would be useful to have pictures taken of those paper-labels on the back of the cabinets. This makes identifying age and type of wood easier, even more so if we´re talking value. (Keep them!).

     

     Restoring You have several paths open to You:

     

    • Leave as is and sell. (Meh)
    • Just sand down and oil and wax or re-stain. This is especially easy if these are un-veneered birch cabinets.
    • Sand and apply a veneer of Your choosing.

     

    How much work You want to invest is up to You, Can´t say much about value ( I´m from Europe, Heritage stuff is crazy expensive, even run-down stuff...), others will chime in with more knowledge for US values.

     

    My two cents and good luck!

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  10. Playing the CD which contains this track reminded me of a thought/ poem that is partly mentioned in it:

     

    "Weißt du wirklich, was das heißt: allein zu sein unter den Sternen, preisgegeben der Unendlichkeit, die dich frieren lässt, sobald sie dein Bewusstsein streift? Wahrscheinlich weißt du es nicht. Die wenigsten haben es erfahren. Es ist das grausamste Glück, das man sich erträumen kann. Einige, die es durchleben mussten, haben dabei das Beten wieder gelernt; andere verloren den Verstand."

     

    "Do you really know what it means: to be alone under the stars, exposed to the infinity that makes you shiver as soon as it touches your consciousness? You probably don't know. Few have experienced it. It is the cruelest happiness one can dream of. Some who lived through it learned how to pray again; others lost their minds."

     

    Nikolai von Michalewsky

     

    I devoured his SciFi books as a boy and i still return to his stories every now and then. The music is from the OST that belongs to the very well made audio books.

     

     

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