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In Reply to: Completed Advent Project. Long with a hearty thanks to all AAers. posted by HamBone77 on February 25, 2007 at 11:19:05:
...Now, I do not feel so bad about my $157 ebay purchase; they were already done. Now you need a second set for stacking.
Dave
Later Gator,
Crank up your talking machine, grab a jar of your favorite "kick-back", sit down, relax, and let the good times roll.
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Then maybe get cost under $75.
I traded some equipment for a pair of replica walnut veneer cabinets. He wanted my Dyna ST70, and asked me if he could build me something in exchange. He does custom cabinets that are gorgeous, so I agreed. Cost me $60 for materials and I ended up with fancy flame grain veneer matched on all four sides on both cabinets. The vinyl strip around the grill was duplicated with strips of curly maple. I transplated the components from a pair of very beat up utility cabs. I also have a pair of original walnut Advents, but the custom jobs make them look shabby.Jerry
with a modern design enclosure (of the appropriate volume) to flush mount the drivers using beveled edges to eliminate the diffraction issues.rw
Now I just need to fill my basement with disposable vintage gear for that "just in case" rainy day trade. I'm sure the wife will approve!HB
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