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Check out these two places: https://greatplainsaudio.com/ or http://www.millersound.net/index.html. Dean

They look awesome and I bet they sound awesome! But the cost to re-tube nowadays........:(

Welcome to AK!

Welcome to the AK neighbor, I'm in Martinez!

Welcome to AK and thank you for your service! What was your AFSC? I was a 2E072 Ground Radar Systems.

Welcome from Augusta, Ga!

Welcome to AK! Where in Ga are you?

Welcome!

Feb 27, 2005

Welcome to AudioKarma. Where in Ga. are you?

I don't know, check with the Moderators.

If you click on the column with the number of votes you will see who voted for what choices.

I searched but couldn't find it either. I had a link to it but that was four computers ago!:dunno:

There was a gentleman from Australia his first name was Fred that past away about 10yrs ago, he had a website that showed a Harmon Kardon 430 that was modified to a tube output.

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Hi Hugh, Have you checked your input line voltage? Do you have a variac? It would bring down the B+ if the line voltage is too high. Dean

I recently bought a pair of Dynaudio Emit M10 speakers, haven't had the chance to break them in yet.

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Hi, Have you finished this project yet? I am curious about how it turned out? Dean

Those look like the tweeters from the snell type e2 that I have and they did have ferro fluid. The e3 used a Vifa tweeter I believe. Here is a thread about fixing the coating on them...

JBL L112:(

26yrs USAF Ground Radar Sys Tech Retired Broke down Vet.

A used Schiit Bifrost Multibit DAC