Adorama blow out prices on LSiM series

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  • mrloren
    mrloren Posts: 2,465
    edited September 2019
    EndersShadow wrote: »
    Light isn’t a big deal, but electrical tape or window tint stickers would fix it if it bugs you.

    yup

    now that digital display with all the numbers... talk about a major distraction
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  • Manticore
    Manticore Posts: 408
    mrloren wrote: »
    EndersShadow wrote: »
    Light isn’t a big deal, but electrical tape or window tint stickers would fix it if it bugs you.

    yup

    now that digital display with all the numbers... talk about a major distraction

    But that can be dimmed & turned off.

    Some of these products their lights are just very bright. My cable box has settings

    ( 1-2-3) but not off. Go figure. Thanks @mrloren
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  • mak99
    mak99 Posts: 362
    If anyone has access to their 707s, could you measure the centerline distance between the spikes, both front and back? I took some pictures but the camera flash made the tape measure unreadable...

    I have the plinth width at ~9.5" front, ~11" rear. The picture below is when I installed them on the A7s back in 2010.

    Thanks in advance!

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  • bostonvr6
    bostonvr6 Posts: 34
    mak99 wrote: »
    If anyone has access to their 707s, could you measure the centerline distance between the spikes, both front and back? I took some pictures but the camera flash made the tape measure unreadable...

    I have the plinth width at ~9.5" front, ~11" rear. The picture below is when I installed them on the A7s back in 2010.

    Thanks in advance!

    soc0onaytorp.jpg


    What are those for? (forgive me if thats a stupid question).

    I have 707s, i can try tomorrow.
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  • tonyb
    tonyb Posts: 32,981
    bostonvr6 wrote: »
    mak99 wrote: »
    If anyone has access to their 707s, could you measure the centerline distance between the spikes, both front and back? I took some pictures but the camera flash made the tape measure unreadable...

    I have the plinth width at ~9.5" front, ~11" rear. The picture below is when I installed them on the A7s back in 2010.

    Thanks in advance!

    soc0onaytorp.jpg


    What are those for? (forgive me if thats a stupid question).

    I have 707s, i can try tomorrow.

    Stabalizers...to keep them from tipping over. Also useful for uneven flooring, kids, pets....things that go bump in the night.
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  • mak99
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    bostonvr6 wrote: »
    What are those for? (forgive me if thats a stupid question).

    I have 707s, i can try tomorrow.

    Not a stupid question! Those are the outrigger bars being mounted to the inserts on the bottom of the speaker. The adjustment knobs on the ends hadn't been installed quite yet.
    tonyb wrote: »
    Stabalizers...to keep them from tipping over. Also useful for uneven flooring, kids, pets....things that go bump in the night.

    Exactly! And with the super-thick rugs that my media room has, I don't want to take any chances on these being knocked over. Plus I'm in earthquake country, which is all the more reason...

    boston, the pictures below are the finished outriggers on the A7s...


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    ^^ close-up

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    ^^ full shot

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    ^^ old system, old house
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  • Inspector 24
    Inspector 24 Posts: 1,308
    Good point. Those feet are garbage. Cheapest part of the speaker.
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  • mak99
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    I didn't think to remove the plastic feet entirely - I just used the screwholes where the factory spikes were installed. I agree that the feet were the weak link for an otherwise good-looking design...

    For 707 owners, I just measured the plinth/spikes:
    Front - plinth width ~10", spikes ~7" centers
    Rear - plinth width ~11", spikes ~8.5" centers

    Soundocity outriggers size SBN9 or larger. I have SBN7/SBN9 on the RTiA7s, so ordered SBN11s and SBN13s (2 sets each) to give me plenty of choices for the 707s.

    Pics below show current install on thick rug:

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  • Inspector 24
    Inspector 24 Posts: 1,308
    edited September 2019
    Thick indeed. Did those spikes get to the floor boards?
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  • mak99
    mak99 Posts: 362
    Inspector 24 wrote: »
    Thick indeed. Did those spikes get to the floor boards?

    Yes they did - the A7s feel quite solid. So I'm expecting the same when installed on the 707s, especially with ordering the two wider sizes earlier today.
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  • Manticore
    Manticore Posts: 408
    edited September 2019
    Adorama is at it again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    The LSiM's are at the low prices again Sunday 1:48PM

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  • msg
    msg Posts: 10,131
    edited September 2019
    Couldn't figure out how to get Midnight Mahogany.
    Guess you could call in, but figured out the link.
    Here it is for anyone looking:
    https://www.adorama.com/pklsim707b.html?EmailPrice=T
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  • WLDock
    WLDock Posts: 3,073

    LSiM707 Floorstanding Speakers (single) $549
    Midnight Mahogany - https://www.adorama.com/pklsim707b.html?sdtid=13350466&emailprice=t&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_source=rflaid62905
    Mt. Vernon Cherry - https://www.adorama.com/pkalsim707ch.html?sdtid=13350466&emailprice=t&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_source=rflaid62905

    LSiM705 Floorstanding Speakers (single) $699
    Midnight Mahogany - https://www.adorama.com/pklsim705b.html
    Mt. Vernon Cherry - https://www.adorama.com/pkalsm705mv2.html

    LSiM703 Bookshelves Speakers (pair) $449
    Midnight Mahogany - https://www.adorama.com/pklsim703b2.html?sdtid=13350466&emailprice=t&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_source=rflaid62905
    Mt. Vernon Cherry - https://www.adorama.com/pklsm703mvc2.html?sdtid=13350466&emailprice=t&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_source=rflaid62905

    LSiM706c Center Speaker $349
    Midnight Mahogany - https://www.adorama.com/pklsim706cb.html?sdtid=13350466&emailprice=t&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_source=rflaid62905
    Mt. Vernon Cherry - https://www.adorama.com/pkalsim706cc.html?sdtid=13350466&emailprice=t&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_source=rflaid62905

    LSiM702 F/X Surround Speaker (pair) $399
    https://www.adorama.com/pkalsim702.html?sdtid=13350466&emailprice=t&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_source=rflaid62905
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  • CottageChz
    CottageChz Posts: 393
    Was just about to post that the deal is back again!
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  • bostonvr6
    bostonvr6 Posts: 34
    so odd that the 705 costs MORE than the 707 now.
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  • mhardy6647
    mhardy6647 Posts: 33,905
    edited September 2019
    bostonvr6 wrote: »
    so odd that the 705 costs MORE than the 707 now.

    It's that fuzzy math that an erstwhile US leader warned us about, methinks.

    ;)

    I mean, I am guessin' it means they're trying harder (and/or have to try harder) to get rid of 707s than 705s. Either that, or they have a stockpile of more dinged up 707s than they do of 705s.

    Purely speculatin' here.


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  • bostonvr6
    bostonvr6 Posts: 34
    mhardy6647 wrote: »
    bostonvr6 wrote: »
    so odd that the 705 costs MORE than the 707 now.

    It's that fuzzy math that an erstwhile US leader warned us about, methinks.

    ;)

    I mean, I am guessin' it means they're trying harder (and/or have to try harder) to get rid of 707s than 705s. Either that, or they have a stockpile of more dinged up 707s than they do of 705s.

    Purely speculatin' here.


    Yea must be the level of stock they have.

    I bought the 707's earlier this month, these prices are unbelievable. And they came perfect, no dings/dents so they are definitely new stock. must have a pile of them.
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  • mhardy6647
    mhardy6647 Posts: 33,905
    The ones that @manticore has (also from one of their recent, big discount sales, IIRC) certainly look perfect to me.

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  • mak99
    mak99 Posts: 362
    In case anyone was interested, the outriggers arrived today and a quick check seems to show that the SBN13s will fit on the rear but not the front. Pictures below show the bars lying next to the plinth as I don't have time to install tonight...

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    ^^ SBN11

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    ^^ SBN13


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  • msg
    msg Posts: 10,131
    Those both look like they'd fit to me, going by the photos. Did they?
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  • Geoff4rfc
    Geoff4rfc Posts: 2,437
    msg wrote: »
    Those both look like they'd fit to me, going by the photos. Did they?

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  • msg
    msg Posts: 10,131
    On it! Wait, you mean on a real bike this time, right? Not that sidecar with your mother inlaw again?
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  • Geoff4rfc
    Geoff4rfc Posts: 2,437
    Nice Scott, it's been a long time since I've spit coffee on my monitor!!!!!
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  • mak99
    mak99 Posts: 362
    msg wrote: »
    Those both look like they'd fit to me, going by the photos. Did they?

    They fit as mentioned - the #11s on the front, #13s on the back. The #13s' slots were spaced too far apart to use on the front which is what I had preferred.

    Since the outrigger spikes were just a bit longer than the factory spikes, I used the factory spikes to attach the outriggers to the plinth, and the outrigger spikes were then screwed all the way down into the floorboard. The other option was to run to the hardware store and buy eight new bolts that were the same thread/pitch as the factory spikes which would have been removed.

    All in all the speakers seem much more solid than just using the factory spikes on the thick rug. I just watched "Yesterday" on Blu-ray (saw in theater when it came out) and have to say the LSiMs sounded damn good - I'm very happy with the upgrade from the RTis...

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    ^^ factory spike

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    ^^ rear outrigger bar attached

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    ^^ front outrigger bar being attached

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    ^^ ready to install outrigger spikes

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    ^^ front outriggers complete

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    ^^ rear outriggers complete

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    ^^ finally done!

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  • Viking64
    Viking64 Posts: 7,113
    edited October 2019
    If you have two spare conductors in that flex tubing, you should double-up the "+" and "-" runs. The wire seems like a relatively small gauge compared to your jumpers and that adjustment could make a noticeable improvement.
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  • Geoff4rfc
    Geoff4rfc Posts: 2,437
    @mak99 absolutely stunning from top to bottom......great front stage!
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  • EndersShadow
    EndersShadow Posts: 17,593
    mak99 wrote: »
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    ^^ finally done!

    Looks great. Likely just not seeing this right, but is your center not angled at all? If its not I'd suggest doing that. If it is then my apologies.
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  • mak99
    mak99 Posts: 362
    edited October 2019
    Viking64 wrote: »
    If you have two spare conductors in that flex tubing, you should double-up the "+" and "-" runs. The wire seems like a relatively small gauge compared to your jumpers and that adjustment could make a noticeable improvement.

    Good observation - I ran three sets of those wires (Monoprice 12ga, 4-conductor cable) for the L+C+R about five years ago when I transformed the room. The center is biwired from the dedicated Emo XPA-100 amp but I never decided whether to biwire the L+R speakers also, or double-up on the conductors for an equivalent 9ga wire. So they are currently wired as you noticed. Maybe that'll be my next evening project...
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  • mak99
    mak99 Posts: 362
    Geoff4rfc wrote: »
    @mak99 absolutely stunning from top to bottom......great front stage!
    EndersShadow wrote: »
    Looks great. Likely just not seeing this right, but is your center not angled at all? If its not I'd suggest doing that. If it is then my apologies.

    Thanks for the compliments - and nothing to apologize for, Enders! The picture was a bit dark so it was hard to see. The center is angled up on Auralex pads (link), on top of the Salamander amp stand...

    Geoff: side note - I'm not sure if you were the Geoff that I met back in May 2012 at a local Seattle-area GTG (see this thread). If so, small world! If not, maybe another local GTG could be planned since the weather outside is turning to crap... :/

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  • Geoff4rfc
    Geoff4rfc Posts: 2,437
    edited October 2019
    mak99 wrote: »
    Geoff: side note - I'm not sure if you were the Geoff that I met back in May 2012 at a local Seattle-area GTG (see this thread). If so, small world! If not, maybe another local GTG could be planned since the weather outside is turning to crap... :/

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    Nah, wasn't me, I saw that I was interested though....never made it...had to have been a good time!!

    You're welcome to come by here and check out the sounds and sights at Casa de Geoff :)

    I've had @ken brydson over and trying to get him over again....maybe the two of you could make it over one of these weekends!!
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    Cables: AudioQuest McKenzie XLR's/CDP/Amp, Carbon 48/BRP, Forest 48/Display, 2 channel speaker cable: Furutech FS Alpha 36 12AWG PCOCC Single Crystal (Douglas Connection)

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