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ADS-910's

Hey egesledder!
Finally! You must be thrilled and sitting there with a big sheet eatin grin on your face!
They are incredible, right? Totally dwarf the 710's!
Post some pics with the grills off and of those custom crossovers when you can.
I can see at least you have one of the badges! Crappy glue ADS used on them.
Congrats and Cheers!
Glenn
 
The badge that is left is in pretty poor condition, it would be nice to throw a couple reproduction ones on there. Any progress on that? I'm also still wanting to try my hand at casting some new stands. I built the stands shown above for my 710's out of some tube steel, they look a little small with the big 910's.

Custom 910 crossovers:

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I wonder what happened to the original crossovers?

Congrats on their arrival! What are the serial numbers and what does the front look like with the crossover tunnel filled in?
 
A very clean pair of 910's just popped up on Canuck Audio Mart. In Ontario, $1200 CDN. No affiliation.
 
I was surprised when reading the Description when the author invited us over to play records he didn't include drinking beer also (this is Canada we are talking about here people), this guy is setting a Trap!
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What better bait to use on us than the ADS 910! Just to get us to drink beer with them, the depravity, have they no shame!
Tip - bring a case of Elsinore you might get half off!
 
I was surprised when reading the Description when the author invited us over to play records he didn't include drinking beer also (this is Canada we are talking about here people), this guy is setting a Trap!
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What better bait to use on us than the ADS 910! Just to get us to drink beer with them, the depravity, have they no shame!
Tip - bring a case of Elsinore you might get half off!

Beauty, eh? Take off ya Hoser!
Pure Comic genius! Good Day!
 
Not so the pair posted in BT today, east coast member asking $550/no stands... someone should be all over that.

John
 
I bought some stand pieces off ebay a while ago, but am just getting a chance to play with them now. They need to be cleaned up and repainted. They are really beefy. The sides weigh 5 lbs each and the cross bar is 2.4 lbs. I have two main observations:

1. There are indentations on the sides so in cross section they look like I-beams in places. I had been under the impression that they had flat sides.
2. They also appear to be ambidextrous, so that each piece could be a left or a right. I thought that I had seen some stands with the "foot" flared or twisted slightly outward, which would mean that the sides were specific for one side or the other. These are straight, no flare or twist. The countersinks for the crossbar screws are on both sides. The previous owner seemed to think that they were side specific but I can't see how. However, I have not actually put them together yet.

Questions:
Have folks seen this kind of stand with the I-beam profile? How common is it compared to the flat sided type?

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I promised to look into having these reproduced, which I still intend to look into. If they are not side specific that makes life easier.

Cheers, George
 
Mine are flat sided. I've only seen pictures of your style. I suspect yours might be a later more refined version. My serial numbers are fairly low.
 
MIne are flat stock as well. The CL listing stands have the indented sections, later style stands. Great that they are complete with badges as well.
 
Also two other 910 listings, one with two pairs with stands! It's, like, raining 910's tonight!
 
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