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MW6510 and MW6502 Mid-drivers
MW6510 - New in the sealed box. $40.00.
MW6502 x 2 - These are also new in the sealed box. $40.00 each.
Individuals will be shipped in their current box. Shipping will be $15.00 each.
Multiples will have to go in a bigger box, so shipping TBD.
PayPal as Friend/Family ONLY.
MW6502 x 2 - These are also new in the sealed box. $40.00 each.
Individuals will be shipped in their current box. Shipping will be $15.00 each.
Multiples will have to go in a bigger box, so shipping TBD.
PayPal as Friend/Family ONLY.
F1nut
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Re: Maggie owners, I need your help please...
@halo71 please buy @pearsall001 's LRSs before I do lol.
There you go...I even dropped the price $50.00 for Memorial Day making it an even $600.00 for both the LRS & the Magna Riser Airborne custom stands...that also includes shipping. For a Father's Day gift it sure sounds like a winner.
pearsall001
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Re: Interest check? Power cable beta test
Here is who I have so far
@maxward
@muncybob
@JCL
@joey_V
Will map out who's where and probably go east coast towards the west.
Thanks everyone will update shortly. Has been a busy week
@maxward
@muncybob
@JCL
@joey_V
Will map out who's where and probably go east coast towards the west.
Thanks everyone will update shortly. Has been a busy week
VR3
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Re: Sonos new app
pearsall001 wrote: »Very happy with my Sonos system for the past 15yrs or so. All original equipment with zero issues...it simply just works!!
As have I since 2006. But since the new S2 app came out, my system sucks
I haven't moved over to the S2 app. All my gear is first generation & I don't think the S2 app will work. The S1 app still works good for my setup.
pearsall001
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Re: Appliance Motor Repair?
I have a Stihl 026 I got in the very early 90’s and I’ve worked the living shite out of it. It’s a great saw. The cylinders and compression are still good after more than 30 years of hard work. I just used it today.
dromunds
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Re: What Are You Listening To?
This might be a duplicate post from awhile back, but whatever. This is a great album.
jdjohn
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Re: New Wood Rack Possibilities
Another option is 1 1/2'' butcher block from Home Depot. My old rack was hideous as well and I finally did something about it this winter. As Upstatemax mentioned it's important to get the holes straight and lined up perfectly. I made a jig on my drill press and did each hole individually. Give me a hand drill and the amount of holes I knew I would drill some of them crooked. The other thing I was afraid of **** up was the corner radiuses. A router and a belt sander were the tools needed to make me look like I know what I'm doing. My other concern was cutting all the edges straight. This was made easy by using a straight edge clamped to the wood. I need to make things fool proof and me going free hand with a circular saw would not have been good.
With some left over scraps I was also able to make a matching dust cover base for my tt. The hardware was left over from a Michael Green rack which I painted black. One coat of stain and 3 coats of satin poly was the finish on butcher block. It really was a fun build that kept me out of the house for quite a while this winter.
With some left over scraps I was also able to make a matching dust cover base for my tt. The hardware was left over from a Michael Green rack which I painted black. One coat of stain and 3 coats of satin poly was the finish on butcher block. It really was a fun build that kept me out of the house for quite a while this winter.
motorstereo
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Re: Just signed up for the SVS event at World Wide Stereo
I went to a SVS event over here in South Jersey years ago, I forget the name of the store but it's been closed for quite a while now. No pressure at all, simple a great get together. I actually won the SVS raffle that was pretty cool.
World Wide Stereo is a bit of a hike for me. You'll have a blast.
World Wide Stereo is a bit of a hike for me. You'll have a blast.
pearsall001
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