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I did, seller wont take any more pics.....

Agreed, the one saving grace is the cloth pulltab at the top of the grill for easy removal, seems like a "quality" touch..... but most likely nothing to write home about

Posted locally by me, any idea what these might be? RSL maybe?

Great buyer, seller, and all around solid AKer

I went through a few amps. Have settled with an Outlaw RR2160 for now. I do have an ESS power amp i could try out with it. I like the outlaw though.

Well, I finally got around to replacing the L pads and the speaker terminals as well as recapping the crossovers.. and wow. I am in love. These have gone right back into the main listening area and I don't think they will budge anytime soon. Local tech did the work and he did a great job.

Thanks, always a pleasure to do business and communicate with you

It takes over 5 minutes.... closer to 10

Nothing on top. It has about 8” of clearance to the top shelf and is open on all sides. Just measured output and it’s reading between 240/244 volts. That May be the problem i guess. Should i be concerned? the back of the receiver has a sticker by the cord that indicates 220v

Recently started using my Onkyo Integra A-810 in the office setup and its sounds spectacular. One thing I’ve noticed is that it gets pretty hot around the transformer area, top left of case. I can rest my hand on it without it being painful, but it’s definitely hot. I measured the surface temp...

Yup, those are it. Thank you!

Need help identifying the drivers in these homebrew speakers. Any ideas?

Good call, around $31 Part # Source Description Tracking Force Replacement Comment Original Needle Body Color Availability Price Add To Cart 4760-DED EVG Swiss Diamond 0.25 x 0.7 mil nude elliptical tip for 16,33,45 rpm records 1.0 - 1.5g N75-E, N75-ED Type II Black, Gray, Yellow Available $31.00

Finally getting around to replacing the stylus on this one. Still on my Kenwood KD3055. After going through the thread and back and forth, sounds like my best bang for buck and sound would be this: https://www.lpgear.com/product/SHN075HET2LP.html Or this, if I want to save $50.... This is...

This wooden horn also came with it. Seems like it might have been a prototype?

Here are all the hand drawn notes that came with the cabinet. The cabinet took me close to 2 hours to disassemble.

Feels like metal. It is “MCM50-2230” i spent a bit google searching to no avail. The sub hits pretty hard and sounds good as is for now, Perfect sub for the garage system. Here are some pics of the beast.

came out of this cabinet. FYI. Not sure if that helps. It sounds ok…. The driver itself sounds ok. No buzzing.

appreciate the input. The green label is puzzling. I dont see any D120s with that color label. I have some hand written literature that came with it. I’ll take some pics and upload. What bad things do you think happened to it. Looks like the dust cap was replaced……

Looks like a jbl. 12”. Any idea what model?

Purchased a Frankenstein subwoofer an estate sale today. Pulled the driver and found this, wondering if anyone has any idea what brand this might be

Anyone know what kind of speaker this is?

good to know. I will return the belt when i get it. I usually only dabble in direct drive so apologies, not too familiar with the intricacies of belt driven. I’ll try the half twist in my current belt and order the LP gear belt as well.

Appreciate the response, $46 seem pretty steep for a belt. I ended up ordering this off eBay…. One of the reviews said it worked fine for the well tempered classic…. Hopefully it works ok...

Was listening to zeppelin when the levee breaks yesterday and i could have sworn i heard some slow down…. I can’t test the speed using my cell phone RPM as i normally would due to the platter setup and the weight of the phone…. The belt is the original from the 90s and the owner said he used the...