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[ka7niq 60]

5 hours ago, Ceptorman said:

I did notice that you have been here a while. Hang around, there are quite a few knowledgeable people on here, and occasionally an interesting discussion. 

Thanks!

[dwilawyer 4242]

22 hours ago, adamwmyers said:

How odd to come here at this time but am grateful for the experience and knowledge. I have owned a a pair of Forte's since the mid eighties - love them and need nothing more till I die. My hearing is not what it used to be but wonder if the caps and resistors might be worn after decades of really loud music. My Q is, might they perk up with a new set of resistors. I still have some hearing left to lose.

 

Thanks everyone, Adam

Welcome to the Forum. 

[ka7niq 60]

On 1/20/2021 at 12:18 AM, adamwmyers said:

How odd to come here at this time but am grateful for the experience and knowledge. I have owned a a pair of Forte's since the mid eighties - love them and need nothing more till I die. My hearing is not what it used to be but wonder if the caps and resistors might be worn after decades of really loud music. My Q is, might they perk up with a new set of resistors. I still have some hearing left to lose.

 

Thanks everyone, Adam

I used to own the Original Forte's

Resistors are usually OK, even after many years.

However, the Capacitors do go bad, especially if the original ones were electrolytic types.

 

[Ceptorman 12302]

On 1/20/2021 at 12:18 AM, adamwmyers said:

How odd to come here at this time but am grateful for the experience and knowledge. I have owned a a pair of Forte's since the mid eighties - love them and need nothing more till I die. My hearing is not what it used to be but wonder if the caps and resistors might be worn after decades of really loud music. My Q is, might they perk up with a new set of resistors. I still have some hearing left to lose.

 

Thanks everyone, Adam

Welcome Adam, nice speakers. There's a rumor about a new Forte IV coming out.