CWOReilly
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7 hours ago, MicroMara said:
From your collection I ´ve choosen to hear and see that one please 😁
First album was better.
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Just watched that. Like just an hour ago. Internet isn’t much help but Jean Pleet has a credit in that episode.
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1 hour ago, Madman1 said:
Hip crossovers and hip cabinets still available.
Pics? I’m just north of Atlanta.
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2 hours ago, Peter P. said:
For 400 bucks as long as they work, run, don't walk to get them. I don't subscribe to the theory of mating Speaker X to Amplifier Y
so in my opinion you'll be fine.
It would be nice if the speakers came with TILTED risers but if not you can always buy them aftermarket.
After posting my reply I looked on Facebook Marketplace. There's a pair of Heresy I's for sale for a paltry 300 bucks! Yeah, the grills have stains and the honest seller mentions their flaws but I'd say they're worth it.
1.5 at that!
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I have 2 of them. A series 1 and series 2. Both have a hum. Make great stands for Heresy.
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Heresy+Marantz=Good
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4 hours ago, Iteachstem said:
My fist tape player... in middle school. Oh the 1980's!
I had an LXI (Sears) before having an actual Walkman. The LXI was so much better. It was probably a rebranded something, but I don’t know. It’s at least 30 years gone now. Wish I knew the model.
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Bump. Because someone needs this!
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I really like my 8000f 504c combo with my Marantz.
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1 hour ago, CCG said:
are you restoring it?
I’m going to replace belts and see if anything else comes up.
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Next in line!
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Streaming mostly. Vinyl when there’s time. CDs when I take a small rig to remote cabins.
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Turn up the sub volume and frequency response.
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3 hours ago, Mudcat3434 said:
I was scared this would be the answer, but I can't say it wasn't expected. Space in my current space wouldn't necessarily be an issue in my current open living room. Probably not quite as able to spread them out as much as they should, but doable. That is lots of money for sure, but like I said it is really just a matter of saving over time if this is where I want to go with my setup. If I were to decide to go this route; with these being original 70s era La Scalas, should I be looking for a single from that era to match? Would an updated modern La Scala (B stock, new, or used) clash with my current ones? I am unfamiliar with how different, if at all, new, updated La Scalas are from my originals in sound as I have only ever heard mine.
I’d look for a 70s era you’ll have a better match. Aesthetically and acoustically. Or you’d need three again. I’m in market for single LSI Split myself.
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If you have the space a third La Scala would be great.
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1 hour ago, the real Duke Spinner said:
RACIST. !!!
How?
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Not saying to use silver, but at least use good copper.
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2 hours ago, geezin' said:
So what did the neighbors do to make you that pissed at them?
They have JBL….
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You could look in the manual for the laptop to be sure.
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The micro is very tiny. I believe that is mini.
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Congrats! Took me years.
Can’t sleep
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That’s Bombay Gin!