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Get them away from that back wall ASAP!!!

Last I heard he was holding a set of R10's hostage from Milos...

There should be a huge warning sign about dealing with APS. Way too many people have had trouble dealing with him in the past year or two.

It could be an attenuator issue. The Noble just could be a bit noisy or the balance control is acting up.

Cut the lip off the Amphenol plug and remove the center pin. Now insert it into a Neutrik XLR strain relief and top with some heatshrink: Works like a charm.

It just did one of those and it's a doddle.

Hehe, that is funny as it just skips words it doesn't understand.

The infrastructure in the US is indeed quite poor. I was a bit shocked on my first visit to see external powerlines in built up areas... We've been suffering though a rather nasty storm here since Thursday with winds hitting 1. stage hurricane speeds and nearly double that in the worst gusts. Highest I've seen listed was 69m/s which is pretty intense but luckily that's not in the city. Some damage but nothing too dramatic even if the north of the country is buried in snow. Here is a video shot two blocks from the bakery and people everywhere. They didn't even cancel the huge music festival that was held in the many bars on that street....

No problem, I'll put you in charge of quality control during your stay. This reminds me, I really should take a picture of our new sourdough breads and show them to Jacob.

That video made me cringe so often it isn't funny. If anybody would take a metal scraper to any of my machines I'd punch their lights out and leaving all those breads unprotected in the racks is madness. Using plates to insert into the ovens... Still, our days are very seldom boring and I'd take it over any 9-5 job.

Thread tag is teh funneh!! The Stax mafia should really be renamed the ES mafia as that's what we are about, regardless of who makes them. That said, ML speakers were never good but the new ones are just terrible, taking away all rigidity in the panel to make it look cool and the bass/panel integration is a joke. Things are apparently even worse with the newest stuff and the recent sale of ML and moving of the production to Canada hasn't improved things. Still, some of the old ones are ok and I was just asked to refurb and old set for my neighbor. I'm thinking complete rebuild with extensive mods to the bass but I doubt he'll like the cost...

So these might actually be worse than the ML speakers? How is that even possible? I suspect sorcery might be at work here....

Larger thermal drifts should be the cause here and that's nothing to worry about.

More current in the bridge isn't a problem.

Just checked and the bookshelf version costs 313$ up here. Gotta love high VAT and import taxes....

Brilliant!!

I thought the bass on the prototype in Chicago was a bit of a joke. Not only excessive to the extreme but also a nice prominent coloration and that bass slider... way too much to are you fucking nuts??

It's more expensive ergo moar bettah?

Could very well be. Wouldn't be the first transducer to be "upgraded" by just sorting out the crossover.

I've been spending the week with the SR-Lambda Pro and the ED-1/SRM-1 Mk 2 combo and while the effect works for some material the downsides are just too great for me. The strong center image is achieved by severely limiting the top end and the bass has a notch to it. With modern tech this effect could be accomplished without the bad effects but it's still a neat piece of Stax madness.

Making crossovers is always a crap shoot as you try to do as little damage as is possible to the sound plus maintaining correct phase. Now add to that the use of tiny parts and it's even harder to do it properly.

Glad it doesn't use the ALO fail but I still don't get how somebody could get a patent on something like this. There is no actual difference in driving active IEM's or active speakers with the crossover in front of the amps so how is this worthy of a patent or how could it even be enforced? Reminds me of an Icelandic hamburger place that has the square hamburger bun trademarked for the whole of Europe as they clearly invented it two years ago...

That would be funny but how can anybody get a patent for something that has been done for almost a century? Perhaps I should patent the electrostatic earspeaker and then sue Stax...

Indeed, nothing new about that so the patent would be very hard to enforce.