Too far for me and I am on a buying moratorium at present. http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/ele/1219907470.html I know this belongs in another thread but this forum is seen more often.They look like they are in good condition.You could even double your money! EDIT: Ten minutes later and they were gone!

[quote user="rockbobmel"] And I thought K-Horns were too big.......... How about boiler room coupling....... [/quote] Tucked into the corner, nobody will even notice its there. BTW, http://archives.telex.com/archives/EV/Speakers/DIY%20Manuals/Patrician%20IV%20Part%201.pdf for Part 1.

[quote user="NOSValves"] A few words of advise...A 5 amp variac can be purchased for around $100 and you will not need to take an extreme amount of time to fire them up... start at 70VAC for a few minutes then 100V for a few then 115V.... do not run them at higher then 115V and they may last a very long time... doing this will stop all high voltage spikes and give these old petrified components a fighting chance of lasting for a while. Sitting idle for 45 years is nearly as bad as being

He calls that "rough?" Some call that "some wear due to age!" Too far to drive for me.

no affiliation http://columbia.craigslist.org/ele/1016279690.html good luck to the guy who is presently preoccupied with SB-XVIII Academy @ $125? http://columbia.craigslist.org/ele/1016326595.html same seller

Is there a joke around the fact that his butt is not on the chair?

I was shifting some stuff around and, upon looking at a Klipsch speaker label, wondered if there was any other audio company where the inspector and tester sign their work. I regard this as a matter of great pride. Not that I would ever call out the inspector or tester if I should ever find a manufacturer defect, I just think it is classy and certainly shows some product differentiation.

I am still somewhat regretting selling mine. I have a TD-125 now but it is still not the same. Next time I find one, I am keeping it. At the time, I did not have the patience or time to invest into restoring it. It was beautiful, kind of like an old Volvo.

[quote user="John Warren"] If they're in FL, there is a very, very good chance they've got water damage. [/quote] Well you can't water down this great deal—stain or no stain. Giving any seller what they are asking is completely professional. I would have done the same thing. They buyer did her a favor by getting those old monsters out of her house. He probably stayed up until 5AM as well (listening to his new Khorns!). Did you copy the picture? I would love to see it just

I paid around $20 for my Magnavox PP tube amp that I rescued from a console. So, yea, there are cheap tube amps to be had. But, I have not upgraded it or even plugged it in. BTW, I have read that tube and diaphragm speaks are killer. Horns generally need tube amplification. You have to experiment and find the right combo that suits your ear.