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I notice you don't have a lot of toe-in. In my room, at least, when I use more toe-in the sound becomes much better. Optimum for me is when sitting in the sweet spot the sound would intercept about...

I'm not going to hoard this antique, I'm installing the sucker! With the original new-in-box 1988 vintage mobile monitor speakers I found in the basement no less. Thank god for rubber surrounds!

Received in excellent condition. What a blast from the past!
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The AC9s worked out great in my system. I first tried the AC-14 which fell on its face but the AC9 was comparable with some others I tried. They are certainly gear dependent because some found the...

This should help.

http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?29186-where-to-buy-black-paint

Yep.

Thanks for the input! I do have a bunch of closed doors, will first try opening all of them.

Tubes are the new gold.

My HVAC system is in the basement and whenever the AC or heat comes on it pulls my basement door on the main level closed. Why does it do that and is this a problem?
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Its no big deal, he has one of these every year about this time!
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I'd go with used equipment. There are a lot of synergy issues between tables/carts/preamps and it can be a few iterations before you get to where you want to be. Its nice to try what you want and...

Received super quick and packaged very well, Thanks!

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Received very quickly in perfect condition!
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In my system it sounded "breathy" whatever that means, hard to describe but maybe too much lower midrange. Mine never seemed bright though, and I hate bright. I could never get it to sound like I...

4. LO out: 200 Millivolt output for use with preamplifier separates
5. HI out: 1.8 volt output to integrated amplifiers or line stage preamplifiers.


Believe it or not I think they are talking...

Hi Jesse,
I'll take the 16 footer.
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I guess someone had to buy one...

Just kidding, congrats!

Just a FYI, When you record vinyl onto CD this way you retain most of the "vinyl sound". I've recorded tons of LPs onto my old sony CD recorder and you just can't beat it!

I forgot to mention one thing in my method of biasing. I start at the minimum bias -then I let warm up for about 10 minutes then bring up to 50%. After about half an hour I bring up to about 75%. ...

Hey, teacher, leave those kids alone...

When I change tubes I normally set the bias to its lowest voltage, then replace the tubes, then dial it up to what it should be. I'm not sure how long you can leave the bias really high on a tube...

That is just way too much power for any car. Anything over 800 is overkill.