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Well spotted that man! Left over from a previous project.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rare Bird
Reminds me, I'm using Ruth's borrowed dining table. There had better be no marks and I shall polish it to within an inch of its life or else there'll be trouble!
Ah, OK thanks.
Yes, that's important if you don't want a rolling pin shaped groove in the top of yer bonce! My Genexxa LX5 project gave our kitchen table some new 'patina'......OK, scratches!
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Those Gales are coming along a treat Martin, a very good job you are doing there sir if I may say so :)
Thanks, guys. It'll look a lot better when it comes together, not long now. I have some work to do with the grills which are not in a great state - not that I normally use grills.
Both crossovers wired up and tested. I'll attach the draught excluder strips and screw them into place tonight, which leaves only the lambs' wool stuffing and driver connection.
....and then you will have two of the smallest, warmest, most thoroughly draft proofed and musical rooms in the house... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by MartinT
So THAT's what I've been doing wrong all these years! How do I get into both simultaneously for stereo?
Now for that neat trick you are going to need a discombobulator and a sonic screwdriver... :lol: