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Re: You’re doing it wrong…

Should have added...the reason for the peephole is you can get those doors with frosted glass installed or you if you buy a house with a clear glass door already installed you can apply clear or tinted frosted vinyl to the glass.

F1nut

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Re: Classic integrateds

The CA-800 is a redoubtable little amplifier. I love mine.

EDIT: The CT-800 was/is also a well-documented sweet spot in Yamaha's long and rather distinguished line of tuners, too.

mhardy6647

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Re: You’re doing it wrong…

The new trend around me are garage doors with large windows on each panel where two full grown adults can fit thru...

Does not compute!

VR3

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Re: What are these?

I think that 2nd one may be some kind of fancy built in stylus cleaner.
I found this that has a similar look: https://audiotwo.com/collections/turntable-accessories/products/integrityhifi-tru-kleen-stylus-cleaner

I prefer to use this type...

billbillw

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Re: Receiver for polk audio set up

This isn't hard. Connect the + from the receiver to the + on the speaker. After that it'll should be obvious where the other speaker cable goes. It doesn't matter what the color of the cable is as long as it's + to + and - to -.

F1nut

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Re: You’re doing it wrong…

Viking64

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Re: Receiver for polk audio set up

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So on one channel we're using the gold as positive, silver as negative, and on the other it's reversed? That's not confusing at all.

Then we got dual blue wires with seemingly no polarity markings for the surrounds/bookies. Interesting.

I guess technically it doesn't matter if the polarity is reversed, they'll still make sound, but meh. Would be nice to correctly do it positive to positive, negative to negative.