LordOfChaos
King Oracle
This post is a tip to anyone who has AR LST/LST-2 speakers. I have a pair of AR LST-2 speakers that I've had for years. The volume has been lacking. They've been that way since the 80's. I figured that's just the way they are.
Online I read someone about fuses pertaining the LST/LST2 models. The fuses in mine are the original ones. What I've read these fuses degrade, don't open and turn to high resistance.
I found someone selling original AR specialty fuses. So I bought a couple of them. They arrived today and I installed them. It's like I have a couple of new speakers now. They sound so much better, they've come alive. They've never sounded like this.
So, if you have a pair of LST/LST2's and they sound quiet and little dull, buy some fuses for them. It may make a world of difference.
Online I read someone about fuses pertaining the LST/LST2 models. The fuses in mine are the original ones. What I've read these fuses degrade, don't open and turn to high resistance.
I found someone selling original AR specialty fuses. So I bought a couple of them. They arrived today and I installed them. It's like I have a couple of new speakers now. They sound so much better, they've come alive. They've never sounded like this.
So, if you have a pair of LST/LST2's and they sound quiet and little dull, buy some fuses for them. It may make a world of difference.