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In Reply to: Re: Radio Shack Nova 8B Speakers posted by safeharbor on April 17, 2007 at 03:38:13:
Most speakers of that era used thin stock wiring, safeharbor. So replacing them with 16 gauge lowers the impedance; thus your amp doesn't have to work as hard. You'll get a more open sound @ lower volume settings. Did that for a pair of Realistic MC 1000s recently, & the recipient just loves 'em, powered by a Realistic 850 receiver. Before that, as KVMR's community volunteer coordinator, she had to rely on telephone audio patch to monitor the station's signal. She's gotten quite a few compliments on her vintage system's mellow audio quality.
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- Re: Radio Shack Nova 8B Speakers - FRG7SWL 08:36:39 04/17/07 (2)
- Re: Speaker Rewiring - safeharbor 18:22:18 04/17/07 (1)
- Re: Speaker Rewiring - FRG7SWL 21:30:09 04/18/07 (0)
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