CWOReilly
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13 minutes ago, MisterT said:
Yes, I've tried different cassettes, all act the same. I can see belts and pulleys/gears moving, but its likely the capstan or idler is not being engaaged. I am deciding whether to remove the front or not. I would rather not get in too deep. A previous service did get most of the hardened grease out of the mechanisms which did help. The REW and FF speed seem slow, which also points to the idler.
Idler could have been overlooked in the service. Took a few more years to fail.
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18 minutes ago, babadono said:
Gotta love them speaker stands tho....
They’d probably sound better upside down. 🙃
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5 minutes ago, MisterT said:
Just south of Austin, TX. When the play button is pressed the capstan engages the cassette tape and you hear the tension taken up in the tape but the tape does not advance. I'm the original owner and I miss using my NAK.
Sounds like time for belts. Might not be too difficult to diy.
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23 minutes ago, geezin' said:
Ah it ain't worth the effort.
Probably not.
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But. Will this discussion be acceptable.
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Lots of questions, but…
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Where are you located? What’s wrong with the deck?
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Those are HOR. HBR on HI would have plywood edges on the front. Pretty rare to see oak. Usually see raw birch or walnut.
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1 hour ago, Tim Sr. said:
Cannot Find my vinyl of this group...??
Saw him twice many years ago. Such a great performer.
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Heresy II do not have the serial stamped on cabinet like the HI does.
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2 minutes ago, Mycuff said:
Good eye on the Bob Ludwig. That does make it more collectible, but they both have RL in the deadwax. Other one is not visible. The comment about the runout being narrower is the key.
I might have one…. I’ll have to check and compare. Thanks!
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7 minutes ago, Mycuff said:
Posting this for fun. Who can tell me which of these LZII albums
is the high $$ one, and why?
Run out groove is shorter on second one. I can’t see other marks on the disc.
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Deoxit, a basic inspection, light cleaning, fire it up. Pioneers are pretty resilient. Keep us posted!
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49 minutes ago, Pronex said:
So that is exactly what was happening. I was playing talk radio and noticed on low volume it was fine but the louder it got the more pronounced that issue was. Any recommendations on a reputable place to have it repaired?
Location may help getting a recommendation. We have a great speaker tech here in Smyrna GA.
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Anyone order anything? The site won’t process my order.
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Yes yes yes
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13 hours ago, Tunertroy said:
How many does it take?
Ask Mr Owl!
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50 minutes ago, Tunertroy said:
I am new to the forum and am not allowed to privately message.
A few more posts and you can message
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48 minutes ago, Cal Blacksmith said:
Those are nice looking!
All the internals of his old set are good so I think we will give building new cabinets a try. The worst that can happen is we waste a bit of wood.
It will be a little while before I get around to making them though, I still need to build a shop building..... so a while lol.
Alright. Good luck!
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37 minutes ago, Pak323 said:
Thank you everyone for the input and advices. @MC39693 thank you for the speakers, tho you didn't sell them directly to me but you had kept them in top shape for more than 40 years. Also appreciate the upgrade history info you provided.
I spent sometimes this afternon removing all the drivers and crossover networks from the cabinets. I wonder if any of you know how the motor board is attached to the box? I am wanting to remove the moto boards and properly refinish them rather than sending them attached to the box. I noticed some nail holes (by finishing nail gun) all around the edge of the motor board (see pic). I am wondering if I can just hammer the motor boards from behind, provided that they are not also glued to the sides and backing. I am hoping some of you had done that and can advise.
The motorboard are stapled and maybe glued. I’ve never taken one out, but I’ve put one back. It had gotten dislodged by being shipped improperly. A block of wood, a hammer, and some glue. Fixed. You could probably knock them out the same way, but you lose the integrity of the cabinet taking it out. YMMV.
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9 hours ago, streyle said:
Went through planning and Cornwall won’t fit for a center. Thoughts on rc-64 vs heresy for center channel?
Heresy would be my choice
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2 hours ago, OO1 said:
too bad , that the Forte series does not have a 15 inch woofer option , call it a Forte IV Plus or X , but please , give us a bigger woofer
Chorus III!
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1 hour ago, Woofers and Tweeters said:
I have had 2 pairs of H1 BR and HII WO and have a pair of 1.5 waiting for me to pick up and they have removable backs.
These are my HII.
I remember reading something about the HII having either a round or square terminal box.
All 5 of my HII have rectangular terminal cups.
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Klipsch mcm system. Must sell. Make offer
in Garage Sale
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If I had somewhere to keep it.