Didn't buy them but I found a pair of Boston HS450 speakers in the garbage today... They last thing I need is more speakers so I'm going to give them away.
I would be interested in what you mean by the last thing you need. I gave up on that years ago. I found a new place to live so I could use the old place for speaker storage. 😉
Then you're not doing it right. 😀I get phone calls form the police when I stalk things.
(KIDDING!! I'm kidding now.)
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I bought a pair of valves, they recently arrived along with some very nice octal sockets.
A single ended stereo amp is on the drawing board. The OPT’s have been ordered. This will be the design of Shindo Cortese with KT88 instead of f2a. The f2a is in short supply so an amp based on it would be a nuisance to maintain. The KT88 is similar and plentiful.
A single ended stereo amp is on the drawing board. The OPT’s have been ordered. This will be the design of Shindo Cortese with KT88 instead of f2a. The f2a is in short supply so an amp based on it would be a nuisance to maintain. The KT88 is similar and plentiful.
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...Plymouth. It had "backwards bolts" (no studs) on the drivers side.....
IMHO, it depends on the center nub. Someone put Mopar wheels on my 1969 Falcon. The driver side tended to get loose. Ford wheels didn't. The center hole in the Mopar wheel was bigger than the nub on a Ford flange, so all centering was on the lugs. Ford on Ford was snug, sometimes tight, didn't get loose.
Bought a simple D/A-converter to hook up to my telly as the TV speakers sound not so nice. Have tried to use the headphone connector but with bad result, so a $5 D/A may solve my issues.
Anyone remember having a fight with the lug nuts on a pre 1972 Chrysler (Dodge, Plymouth DeSoto) automobile? The passenger side was normal, but the driver's side was "reverse."
trying to buy more, was quite the challenge.
by 1980, anyway ....
66 Fury
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.... so I could use the old place for speaker storage. 😉
we are not so distantly related .....
It's TACO TUESDAY! Scored a Taco-Tato for five bucks at the local deli sammich chain. Best lunch deal in town!
*(BURP)*
*(BURP)*
New tires for Armada from Tirerack. Now need to find an user-friendly installer in Austin.
TireRack could have set that up when you ordered. Might still be able to get a name. EDIT: https://www.tirerack.com/content/tirerack/desktop/en/deliver_installation.html
Check your datecodes. I stopped buying from TiredRack when they sold me four year old tires. If I lived high-mileage, that might be OK; retired I don't do 2k/year so the tires will be 10 years old before they get well-worn.
I remember in the 1950s, in Los Angeles, the spare tire would rot-out unused in 2 years, the smog was that acrid.
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I bought a pair of valves, they recently arrived along with some very nice octal sockets.
A single ended stereo amp is on the drawing board. The OPT’s have been ordered. This will be the design of Shindo Cortese with KT88 instead of f2a. The f2a is in short supply so an amp based on it would be a nuisance to maintain. The KT88 is similar and plentiful.
Nice sockets. Where did you source them?
It's TACO TUESDAY! Scored a Taco-Tato for five bucks at the local deli sammich chain. Best lunch deal in town!
*(BURP)*
Over here in Sweden, Friday is the, by our govt, by our king (and queen) and the National Health Institute, appointed OFFICIAL TACO DAY, as taco, besides pizza, hamburgers, pasta bolognese and sushi are traditional Swedish food inherited from the ages of the Vikings. (Sounds rational, doesn’t it 😀)
I got a new microphone.
@Magnus -- most of us from the north parts of Eire descended are Viking stock.
@Magnus -- most of us from the north parts of Eire descended are Viking stock.
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Nice sockets. Where did you source them?
GD-Parts on AliExpress
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