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Infinity nutcase.
I’m doing some late night reading and researching of the Infinity RS 4.5 Speakers and in reading the Stereophile article reads that they had one of the first pairs to come of the assembly line. So they list their serial numbers as, 1002580 & 1002581.
The pair I have acquired, and I double checked with my reading glasses are, 7002754 & 7002755. Naturally knowing very little at this point I just kinda of assumed that the last 2 digits in the serial numbers would reflect that numbered pair off the assembly line. Being as only 300 pairs were made.
Wrong Sneaker Boy !
That doesn’t jive at all with the Stereophile article. In the same article it says that Bascom King did at least 4 revised additions to the crossovers, etc. so just basic math if I subtract from the Stereophile article and those were the first pair that would mean mine are pair 174 from the assembly line....not 54 & 55. So I’m confused also why mine start with 7 as the first number and not a 1. Possible revision identifier ?
Kurtgo, Kev_rat, anyone have any thoughts or insights to what’s going one here ?
The pair I have acquired, and I double checked with my reading glasses are, 7002754 & 7002755. Naturally knowing very little at this point I just kinda of assumed that the last 2 digits in the serial numbers would reflect that numbered pair off the assembly line. Being as only 300 pairs were made.
Wrong Sneaker Boy !
That doesn’t jive at all with the Stereophile article. In the same article it says that Bascom King did at least 4 revised additions to the crossovers, etc. so just basic math if I subtract from the Stereophile article and those were the first pair that would mean mine are pair 174 from the assembly line....not 54 & 55. So I’m confused also why mine start with 7 as the first number and not a 1. Possible revision identifier ?
Kurtgo, Kev_rat, anyone have any thoughts or insights to what’s going one here ?