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I had to buy a Rane RS-1 power supply and have a plug soldered on. You will need a 18V AC power with a center tap.

I love seeing your stories, in Canada we have a limited amount of vintage guitars. The good news is that we have cheap hardwoods. I get the last of my cables in today, I can wire up the chain and have some fun. One day I can make my way down to the states and go to some cool shops and check...

I'm really not worried about the weight for a few reasons. First, I am not by any means planning to gig ever, I'm just a home player for fun. Secondly, I am a large human so I doubt I will notice. I think really light guitars I would find awkward. The pickups I have chosen are the Fender custom...

I'm most anxious for lockdown to be lifted in Ontario so I can go to my dad's place and finish the walnut tele I am working on .

Well said! Almost all of my practice time is on clean tones so I can tune my ear to the notes I'm playing. I need to tell myself I have to earn the time on the pedals after practice time is over.

Thanks guys! I actually scored a Cioks DC10 power supply yesterday. It is built like a tank and dead quiet. I am hoping to buy a pedal board today, but build a scratch one in the spring with some nice wood.

I am a new player, but I am having fun learning. I decided to build a pedal board instead of going with a multi effects unit as I thought it would be a bit more fun. I will get some pics up later, but to start I have: Boss TU-3 J Rockett Archer Overdrive(Klon) Walrus Audio ARP-87 Delay Walrus...

Very nice shape, price seems very high. It is pretty tough to get over $800 for these, even if they have a full rebuild.

I have an X50 cover, I wonder if it would fit. No hinges, though.

Granted there is a high admission price. Very few people pull the trigger on a small bookshelf for $2K when they could buy almost any other reference grade speaker. I will say this-in the right room with the right source they have a special experience in store for you. However I went the...

Its marked as sold now. I think it was a fair deal, but maybe spending the extra cash on a better unit is the way to go. Personally I think the reissue 275's are spectacular.

Check out Dominique Fil-Aime. She is a newcomer but very talented.

There was another thread I saw of someone making their own 105 cabs. https://www.canuckaudiomart.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14064

They actually look to be the size of 103.2's, but might be 101's. Either way, excellent speaker!

On the lenco heaven forum, there is a supplier for these spindles. The user name is sph I think. I bought a heavy duty spindle for my lenco.

Thanks Mister Pig! I did buy the Denon as a kind of end game(or close to it) cart here on Barter Town. I am having as much fun with my Lenco project as you are with your new tables!

Thanks Guys! I may need to do a shootout between the Grace and my hot rod Denon 103r. It is rebodied with a shiabata tip. Swtiching carts on my Audiomods arm is not quick.

Cruising my local classifieds today I found a Dual 621 listed for parts. I immediately took notice of the lime green stylus and contacted the seller. To my amazement, the cart appears to be in fine shape with an original stylus. I have always wanted to try one, I think it should be an ok match...

No Kube in USD I would go around 750. They usually dont break the 1K barrier without the kube.

Thanks guys! Not a bad pickup. I got one cab finished yesterday. A previous owner put large holes in the sides, probably for a bracket or mount of some kind. Other than that, the black paint is coming off nicely and I have a coat of watco going on. More pics to come!

Found this pair at a thrift, painted black. They work perfectly, and sound great. I know this is a variant of an A25 in some respect, I'm hoping someone has an idea.

Crazy score! Now that you have a B110 and T27...you should get a Falcon Acoustics LS3/5a crossover. That is what I did!

I had a AU-D7 that sounded very nice for the money, I even preferred it over the AU-7900.

Lots of love for these models. The three pieces in nice condition should be around 750 to 1000 bucks to the right buyer.