Since Jaymanna leads AK with posts (46k and counting) I see that avatar quite often.
With the amount of members we have, it's gonna happen.
With the amount of members we have, it's gonna happen.
Boy these things are filthy. They were in storage for years. Poor guy went through a divorce and some stuff got mixed up so he had to sort through that. Sounds like his new GF is pretty cool. Really cool guy. We spoke for quite a bit. Apparently she likes to smoke cigars in the Man Cave. She however doesn't listen to music and concert level like he does, but she does like is audio stuff. She works in a prosecutors office and apparently doesn't take crap from anyone.HAPPY HAPPY JOY JOY!! Series II's for the win!!
Great score, man. Glad you got those.
I removed the fuse entirely, replaced two of the resistors (wire coming out is VERY brittle) and left the mexican poly caps.
The sound is NOT dull, and very enjoyable.
I have them a foot from the back wall, 3 feet from each side wall, and the sound is simply thrilling.
Copa, can't wait til you get those rocking, my friend. :thmbsp:
Awesome!Tried raising the speakers way off the floor...I don't have anything around yet for 18-20 inch riser, a corner end table roughly +28" revealed a whole new speaker. Who says...No Highs No Lows....that phrase coined by the tone deaf for sure! This pair is outshining my entire collection for the room size....
Freaking awesome! This is going to help a lot.Got two woofers re-foamed, going to test tonight and do the other two.
Also, I found a PDF with the schematics and service info for the 601 series II. I'm attaching it. I need it to wire everything back up since I had to remove a lot of stuff.
Interesting, going by the docs I have the "Three terminal" schematic. Weird. Also in the document it mentions that the three terminal is the early version. I also noticed that the later version schematic doesn't show the tweeter lamp protectors. Someone who owns the Series II late model can chime in.Freaking awesome! This is going to help a lot.
Thanks for posting that!
Good, you confirmed what I suspected. My grills look awful so the soaking sounds like a plan. Appreciate the input from someone who's "been there, done that".First thing I did was take the plastic bits off and soaked them in the tub with copious drops of Dawn.
Then I soaked the grills in the water as well, they cleaned up quite nice.
Q-tips and patience did the rest. The vinyl responds well to a simple carnuba based wax, in my case I used some extra stuff I got for christmas, not a paste, but a liquid wax. Worked splendidly.
Got two woofers re-foamed, going to test tonight and do the other two.
Also, I found a PDF with the schematics and service info for the 601 series II. I'm attaching it. I need it to wire everything back up since I had to remove a lot of stuff.
Not obvious. Mine are against the padding and I almost didn't spot them.Oowwsome!! I'll open up my series ll tonite to check for the filament bulb. It has three terminals....
Got the shower head with hose, so that will work fine. I can always try my beard trimmer.About 3 minutes, then sloshing them back and forth, and finally rinsing with the shower head.
Worked fabulously.
And if you have one of those sweater "nap" removers that shave off nits and naps, they work great to trim up those grills.