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Beautiful picturesRandy-Maine
2ch-RTA15tl crossover upgrade
by David WMG
Yamaha cr1000 cr2040
HT-Yamaha Parasound Acurus
MIT BJC Cs1000p Polk Rotation -
spectacular!
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thank you.
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Randy-Maine
2ch-RTA15tl crossover upgrade
by David WMG
Yamaha cr1000 cr2040
HT-Yamaha Parasound Acurus
MIT BJC Cs1000p Polk Rotation -
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boston1450 wrote: »

Looks like our daughter & son-in-law's property
Pretty common viewscape in (northeastern) New England, ain't it, @boston1450 ?
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It's at camp. It was all harvested ledge back in the day & the butchered by the wood harvesters years later. Not too far from Maines Cold Stream Pond where back in the day it was said to have Maine's oldest trout @ 20+ years old. It's said that up in Canada they can go up to 100 years old. That's crazy. I fish like crazy when I can. Earlier today I was out listening to the wind blowing in the trees & could even hear the leaves ruffling on the ground. Peaceful area where you might hear a vehicle miles away if your lucky. I then heard critters in the woods. They feel safe near camps this time of year. Heading south now

Randy-Maine
2ch-RTA15tl crossover upgrade
by David WMG
Yamaha cr1000 cr2040
HT-Yamaha Parasound Acurus
MIT BJC Cs1000p Polk Rotation -

Randy-Maine
2ch-RTA15tl crossover upgrade
by David WMG
Yamaha cr1000 cr2040
HT-Yamaha Parasound Acurus
MIT BJC Cs1000p Polk Rotation -
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Tom~ In search of accurate reproduction of music. Real sound is my reference and while perfection may not be attainable? If I chase it, I might just catch excellence. ~ -

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I bet the guy standing in the right hand corner wonders how he slept through that one. -
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There was a photo posted years back at AK of a flaming Pioneer HPM-100 cabinet that ticked people off royally.
Well... some people. 
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@mhardy6647 Isn't there a potential for negative effects/interference/distortion by having the internal speaker output wires running this close to a transformer?




















