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Old 24th July 2012, 05:46 PM   #111
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You're right about the rental truck. One of these years I'll bring the big system and we can get really silly.

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Old 2nd August 2012, 03:28 AM   #112
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If I'm still in town I would surely love to join in! The teenage kids might have some designs on the weekend before school starts but will try to make it if I can!

If yah need some bins for the shaker in the hills, I do have these 18-inchers collecting dust in my mother's garage that are in need of a work-out: Cerwin Vega PD-18, Carver M-400t Magnetic Field Amplifier Cube, Numark M2 Mixer - YouTube

My main squeeze though is this mid-fi setup:
Pioneer SA-9500II and SA-8500II - YouTube
But she do sound good!

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Old 2nd August 2012, 04:06 AM   #113
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Look forward to meeting you Tim (we can call you that?). A navy bomb tech eh?

If you drag the 18s up i'm sure Cal will help set them up.

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Old 2nd August 2012, 04:37 AM   #114
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Please do call me Tim (I have been called worse). I am new to DIY and do not profess to be a DIY wizard - more just a bad tinkerer with no skills and moderate successes and failures. For example I tried to breath life into a set of Celestion Ditton 15's I picked up cheap on UsedVic - After two tries at slavaging the teak veneer on them I gave up and painted them. They came out OK but I am sure there are some who are rolling their eyes and saying NEWBIE!
Here was that attempt:
Celestion Ditton 15 Speakers with Pioneer SA-9500II Integrated Amplifier - YouTube
then onto their backs they went as the wood looked like crap (bad batch of varnish reacted with the stain I used)
NAD 1300 Pre-Amp Disassebled (for a good cleaning) with Carver M-400t Amp and Ditton 15 - YouTube
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NAD 1300 Pre-Amplifer, Carver M-400t Amp, Celestion Ditton 15 Speakers - YouTube
then with sub (sorry out of focus - new camera at this point)
Pioneer SA-8500II Amp, Celestion Ditton 15 Speakers and Mirage Dual 10' Passive Sub - YouTube
Now the speakers with sub resides at a good friend's house and he absolutely loves them - hence moderate success despite dismal 1st and second attempt at keeping them all original....
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Old 2nd August 2012, 04:46 AM   #115
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Default Sorry - last post a bit off topic (still a noob)

If you need the bins there, happy to bring but they ain't no audiophile champs other than their simple ability to make your ears bleed Heh Heh Heh They may get booed off the stage at your auspicious gathering though
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Old 8th August 2012, 08:11 PM   #116
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ICarver M-400t Magnetic Field Amplifier Cube
Please bring this. It appears mine aren't going to be back from the shop in time for this year. I need it for the mid drivers. I have the bass and tweeter amps out. If you happen to have two Carver, bring'em both.
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If you drag the 18s up i'm sure Cal will help set them up.
I will help but I'm not sure they are needed. I have a pair of 18" bins as well but they will be gathering dust back home while we are partying.
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ability to make your ears bleed
That's how I feel about mine too. Nasty things they are.

Dave, if Tim cannot bring a mid amp for me, do your or Daniel or whomever have an SS around 100wpc? It seems that Chris is not yet able to work on the Carvers.
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Old 8th August 2012, 08:27 PM   #117
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do your or Daniel or whomever have an SS around 100wpc?
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Old 8th August 2012, 08:38 PM   #118
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Excellent news. If both you and Tim can get me one I can just bring the Hafler for the woofers. Thanks, that's a big load off how I was going to power those things without doing a big disassembly at Wellington.
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Old 9th August 2012, 10:30 PM   #119
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Hi,

Booked my accomodation for Friday and Saturday nights and am starting to plan what to bring along. We are almost through reorganizing everything here in the "warehouse" and so I'll know exactly what's available shortly.

If anyone needs (Cal?) or wants something let me know. Best possible pricing is available for many items.

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Old 9th August 2012, 11:12 PM   #120
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I could sure use subwoofage! But I will likely not be making it Perhaps I can have Kyle buy on my behalf.
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