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Audio Research and Threshold brochures

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Since I have a Threshold S300/S II and an Audio Research SP-6B I have a couple documents I found while looking for stuff. For the SP-6B I have a 3 page brochure and a 19 page owners manual; for Threshold I have a 15 page operating manual for audio power amplifiers SA/1, SA/2, SA/3 Class A Stasis and models S/200, S/300, S500 Stasis. I suspect if I have them they're not hard to find but let me know if you're interested in copies.
 
Miklos said:
Thank you!

Since I have a Threshold S300/S II and an Audio Research SP-6B I have a couple documents I found while looking for stuff. For the SP-6B I have a 3 page brochure and a 19 page owners manual; for Threshold I have a 15 page operating manual for audio power amplifiers SA/1, SA/2, SA/3 Class A Stasis and models S/200, S/300, S500 Stasis. I suspect if I have them they're not hard to find but let me know if you're interested in copies.
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Yes please, I'd love to add them :)
 
Satch said:
Yes please, I'd love to add them :)
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My first efforts to post them here failed. Message says the files are too large but that seems unlikely to me. They are all PDF's ranging from 2000KB for the 6B brochure to 13000KB for the Threshold PDF. Maybe we can't post PDF's here?

Otherwise, let me now if there is another way you can receive them.
 
First thing to find out is if these documents are already on the web at Hifiengine available for download by those registered and logged in. If not, a submission to that site might make them available to the world fairly easily.

Otherwise, large files can be put in the cloud for access by others. Dropbox is one site I have used to transfer large files, generally for free to a certain size, I think. I haven't needed more than what is offered for free.
 
Miklos said:
My first efforts to post them here failed. Message says the files are too large but that seems unlikely to me. They are all PDF's ranging from 2000KB for the 6B brochure to 13000KB for the Threshold PDF. Maybe we can't post PDF's here?

Otherwise, let me now if there is another way you can receive them.
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FYI/FWIW, there is a digital documents database section on AK. Follow the link below for how to submit content.

Please help the AK Database!
 
Good suggestion to check existing availability. Not to mention that it's probably already documented here on AK someplace.

Caution: I know nothing about these sites, if they're safe, etc. So please proceed with due caution.

It turns out the Audio Research stuff I have plus a lot more ARC docs are already posted for public access on this Audio Research database: https://www.arcdb.ws/

I found the Threshold amp manual plus others here: https://manuall.co.uk/audio-tv-photo/amplifiers/threshold-amplifiers/
 
Blue Shadow said:
First thing to find out is if these documents are already on the web at Hifiengine available for download by those registered and logged in. If not, a submission to that site might make them available to the world fairly easily.

Otherwise, large files can be put in the cloud for access by others. Dropbox is one site I have used to transfer large files, generally for free to a certain size, I think. I haven't needed more than what is offered for free.
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Yeah but Hifi engine has a tendency to IP block subscribers for no reason and no explanation at all. Having said that, there are a zillion free manual / hifi electronics upload / download web sites out there. However just upload to Karma makes more sense as subscriber! And if you upload to hifi engine with or without also uploading it to AK; why not upload to other 100% free manual public websites also? Like manuallibs, and 'Vintage Hifi' (manuals). Latter - Vintage Hifi thus - you don't even have to register as a member to download or download! But that's only my 2 cents so to speak!
 
8-Tracked said:
why not upload to other 100% free manual public websites also?
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I only throw it out to one place. Here's why. I sent the OM for the SX-5580 to one site. Since the world did not have an OM from the very popular SX-1050, the same unit in street clothes compared to the tuxedo on the 5580, there was a big demand for the manual. Now it is all over the web. Folks find it download it and offer it up to another site. Not like the original owner of the digital doc needs to feed it to all the sites. Not a bad idea to put it on ak, but it really doesn't matter where you list it, it will grow legs and reach other sites.
 
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