douglas_schroeder
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| Happy New Year to AudiogoN and All you Audiogoners Blessings to all in the New Year! | |
| Ohm Walsh F Hope of Resurrection pch300, the sound is well, vintage. It lacks a lot of top end sparkle that I have come to expect from superior speakers. But, that is reasonable, given the age and design. They simply never were able to create the shine that is with newer technolo... | |
| Mistakes I’ve made The thought that someone else will value things in the same fashion is a great setup for disappointment. Once I give it, it's gone, no longer mine. Shall I pretend that life is about protecting physical items that went another direction? No thank ... | |
| 2021 audio system wish list cd318, knowing that the virus is variable in its effects, yet, I believe that a lifetime of physical fitness put me in a good position in terms of respiratory conditioning to bounce back. Prior to the virus, I was working out 5 days a week, and on... | |
| Anyone ditch the sub after large speaker purchase? phusis, I almost never run a sub above 80Hz, as I find that the intrusion into the bass being produced by the mains is usually not acceptable to me. | |
| New Magnepan .7s a Quickie Review Replace the stock steel jumpers; they are garbage. Nearly any decent wire will suffice and yield superior sound. See my review of the .7 at Dagogo.com I should add a disclaimer that replacing the jumpers, though, as easy as it gets, may cause warr... | |
| 2021 audio system wish list Some of the most fundamental changes to my system building in a decade are happening right now, at the end of 2020. I am updating essential characteristics of my systems, and making changes to the genres of equipment that I will use in system buil... | |
| Purifi Class D: Junk? This thread is a great example of why I chose many years ago to avoid DIY. How many ways does one wish to swim in the quicksand of slippery standards of sound quality, with no assurance of a result with actual great sound? I'll give the manufactur... | |
| Anyone ditch the sub after large speaker purchase? Not so fast. Just hang on to them for a bit. Sure, you have a sea change in LF, ok, good. Now, just wait a bit, then after you have had a nice long run with the new speakers, roll in the subs ever so slightly, very lightly. You'll see that actuall... | |
| Ohm Walsh F Hope of Resurrection Midwest Speaker Repair in St Paul, MN | |
| Ohm Walsh F Hope of Resurrection First listen sublime; it was a good call and project that will yield much enjoyment. | |
| Ohm Walsh F Hope of Resurrection I wonder if it was coincidence; my pair of Ohm Walsh Model F were the only ones at the repair facility when I dropped them off. Today, when I picked them up, mine was one of four pair! They had never seen such a thing with that speaker. Perhaps ou... | |
| Ohm Walsh F Hope of Resurrection 22 hours of driving, 1,370 miles, and total for project, including travel costs, of $400. DONE! Speakers are warming up (slightly; they were in car cabin, of course), and will be assembled tonight. Perhaps a first run this evening, too. We'll see.... | |
| High end Class D amps? Tsunami coming | |
| I Was Considering Active, Then I Watched This ... Tsunami coming |