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Re: You’re doing it wrong…
BlueBirdMusic wrote: »
Absolutely looks funny, but also 100% AI.
If you look at the picture it doesn’t make any sense, in only the way a computer can mess it up.
Upstatemax
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Re: Thinking about retirement.
You'll be surprised how fast times goes in retirement. A week, a month a year is gone before you know it. I can't believe I'll be 75 this month, it seems only a few years ago I was 60.
The people to me who have problems in retirement are the ones who don't have hobbies and all they do is sit and watch TV. They waste away. It shouldn't be an issue with this crowd.
The people to me who have problems in retirement are the ones who don't have hobbies and all they do is sit and watch TV. They waste away. It shouldn't be an issue with this crowd.
Milito
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Re: CRS+ (2 board vs 1 board) questions.
You'll need some new drivers to go from CRS to CRS+ as well as the crossovers.
pitdogg2
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Re: CRS+ (2 board vs 1 board) questions.
I think the distance between the drivers on the CRS and SDA SRS 2 help create that huge soundstage. It's intoxicating 😉
pitdogg2
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Re: Vintage Monitor and SDA Speaker Deals
Those didn't last 12 hours.
I would've bought them if they were close to me. I don't know how I would've loaded them or unloaded them BUT those are secondary problems to the action of buying them at such a reduced price! I would've figured something out after I paid for them.
That was a great chance to own Polk's newest flagship speakers.
Tony M
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Re: Looking for help identifying and dating fathers Polk Audio 10s
We don't need no stinkin' time machines 🤣. We have old magazines.
Here's a Polk advertisement with the early 10B with SL1000 and black basket midwoofers and passive radiators and you can see that the Polk Audio badge is now on the enclosure instead of the grille and the grille exposes the bottom panel edge of the enclosure.
So to the OP, you can pretty much rule out that yours are 1984 10B within reasonable odds. If Spock were here maybe we could get the odds.
Here's a Polk advertisement with the early 10B with SL1000 and black basket midwoofers and passive radiators and you can see that the Polk Audio badge is now on the enclosure instead of the grille and the grille exposes the bottom panel edge of the enclosure.
So to the OP, you can pretty much rule out that yours are 1984 10B within reasonable odds. If Spock were here maybe we could get the odds.
Gardenstater
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Re: Looking for help identifying and dating fathers Polk Audio 10s
Gardenstater wrote: »They may have done some changes on the fly but they never had any SL1000 to ship out prior to 1984 when they had to stop using the Peerless.
Have you ever seen any 1984 speakers that shipped out with silver basket midwoofers and passives?
It's not may have, it's fact.
Stop pretending you know all things Polk because you aren't even close.
Egg Nog Noggin aside, that is exactly what I meant. I never claimed to "know all things Polk". Just another case of slander from you.
And I admit when I'm wrong which you very rarely seem to do, this being a case in point. Those labels were pre 1979, at least based upon my 7Bs, so that would be another "on the fly change" according to you I guess. So you are saying these speakers are later than 1983 is that what you are saying??
You seem to want to muck up every newcomer's thread.
Gardenstater
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