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Re: You’re doing it wrong…

msg wrote: »

mhardy6647 wrote: »

That caulk stuff can be hard to work with!

That's why I use bleu cheese dressing or toothpaste.

When moving out of my first apartment many moons ago, my buddy recommended toothpaste for the holes from hanging pictures, so I did.

The apt manager called me a couple days later and asked what all the little blue marks were on the walls.

Moral to the story, don't use gel

txcoastal1

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Re: Amps for SDA 3.1's

Private park called Gulches here in South Carolina. I’ve made that obstacle multiple times. Yesterday I was hammering hard to get up the slick face and she swung sideways. On the slide down it had enough momentum to flop it over. Usually doesn’t do that but it was slick.

xjghost

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Re: Amps for SDA 3.1's

Those trees and rocks jump out of nowhere, don't they!?!

F1nut

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Re: Amps for SDA 3.1's

Actually was more of a too much go but not quite enough.

xjghost

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Re: Let's have a shootout.

Shop is in the basement. Pay no attention to the Adcom switcher. That is connected to my Outlaw amp which is in the main rig directly above on the 1st floor. Used for garage, deck, kitchen, and other basement speakers.

B&K is courtesy of @scubalab. Bought it from him probably more than 5 years ago now. Sounds great and meshes well with a wide variety of speakers.

Original post wasn't quite accurate. As you can see the 10s have RDO-194s. Plus I replaced the old crusty ferrofluid in the Advent tweeters. Did the same ferrofluid swap on the monitor 7s today. Wasn't as dried out as the Advents, but maybe a noticeable improvement. Highs seem smoother and less grainy now. Definitely recommended.