I'm missing the bottom base that makes the Infinity RS IIIB tilt back. Does anyone know the dimensions so perhaps I can build a pair? Thanks. Cordially, west

"J." wrote: Can anyone reccommend a good supplier for audio/video leads? (No bull****, good value) Some folks seem to think that "oxygen free" = very expensive. http://search.ebay.co.uk/_W0QQsassZholtraduk Their phono leads certainly seem to be very nice quality. And inexpensive.

On Fri, 04 May 2007 18:01:58 +0100, J. wrote: Can anyone reccommend a good supplier for audio/video leads? (No bull****, good value) Some folks seem to think that "oxygen free" = very expensive. J.

I have my eye on a pair of Rotel RB06 power amps. They are stereo, but by oving a few jumpers can be used in bridged mono configuration. However, although in stereo mode they can drive 4 and 8 ohm speakers, apparently in bridged mode they cannot be used on anything below 8 ohms, ruling out their use on my Dynaudios. Can anyone briefly explain why this is the case? I have no reason to disbelieve...

Amongst the tech chat here this is going to sound like the stupidest thread ever posted. Anyway here goes, and apologies in advance. I've just purchased Kef Cresta 10 speakers and Gale T50 speaker stand from Richer Sounds, and having put the stand together I can't find an obvious way to secure the speaker to the stand. Is it supposed to just rest atop the stand? Seems very precarious....

Lord Valve wrote: Andre Jute wrote: Is Fatarse Candy Mountain a) the name of a pair of hills on the Utah Badlands? Not to my knowledge, but... I'm an urban sort, y'see... b) Yon Yaeger's jailhouse shower monicker?

Hi there There doesn't seem to be much information on the net about my father's Reflectograph reel-to-reel recorder which he bought in the mid 50s. It was varispeed, between aprox 2 and 7 inches per second. It still more or less works. Does anyone know if it would have any value, or of anybody who might be interested in taking it off our hands? Thanks Greg Chapman

Is Fatarse Candy Mountain a) the name of a pair of hills on the Utah Badlands? b) Yon Yaeger's jailhouse shower monicker? c) Peter Wieck's Saturday night squeeze ("He's such a gentleman, he always leaves the right money on the mantelpiece.")? d) None of the above?

The Neanderthals were blond and tall and rather handsome. Some of their women took pity on the Cro Magnon, who were dark and a bit squat but had bigger brains (even bigger, relatively speaking than ours). That is where modern blondes come from. Yet, despite the higher estrogen levels of their blonde women, the Neanderthals became extinct. I won't bother you with references; the semi-literate...

Greetings ura I have just exhumed this Sony TC-153SD portable single cassette recorder and while it works OK for recording and playing cassettes (at the moment anyway), it will not fast-forward or reverse - the rubber belt slips on the motor pulley so I suspect a replacement is in order. Actually, there may be than one belt in there - I have not dismantled the machine to any extent yet (and...

Hi guys I'm just about to put an amp on eBay but I have no idea who manufactured it, I suspect its British but the name has been removed from the front. Its a 4xEL34 100 watt head and dual channel with an extra 'Bite' control, any help would be greatly appreciated, I've included links to pics of the amp below. many thnx John

Hi all, I am into audio for a couple of years now. I used to play with constructing speakers on my own, did 3, the last being the NaO. I just moved to London and I am not able to bring my DIY speaker stuff (50 kg subs, etc). I decided to look for something to buy. The rest of the system is Krell 300i & HK HD970.

Nakamichi used some VERY small incandescent light bulbs in their tape decks for various lighting jobs. I'm having trouble finding an equivalent lamp for my Nakamichi to light the individual function keys (Stop, Play, Rec, etc.). Where can I find a micro-miniature light bulb with the following specifications: Voltage/Current: 12 volts, 25 mA rating.

Hi folks, I have a collection of about 50 LPs from the 1970s and 1980s which I would like to transcribe to CD-R. Most of them are in surprisingly good nick but a few of them - despite my best efforts with isopropyl-based solutions - stubbornly continue to exhibit more pops and clicks than a Geiger counter in a microwave oven. So I was thinking about buying a Record Cleaning Machine for...

I posted a while back asking whether I could connect two sets of speakers (8 ohm + 6 ohm) to my one-output amp using a switch. I've finally got round to plugging it all together and... I can have A - sounds great. I can have B - ditto But...if I try the middle position - A+B - I basically get A, with the merest mutter emerging from B. (If I then switch to just B, they spring back to life.)...

Does anyone have the service data/circuit diagram for this '70's golden oldie. I've asked Cambridge but they only have info on their products from 1994 (when the current owners took over). Thanks.

This question is more fitting for a hardware engineering design newsgroup but I didn't find it yet; but here goes ... The Synclavier II featured several innovations but in the end it appears to me as a powerful synthesizer that was "bundled" with a special-purpose personal computer (that also featured innovations in the infant world of personal computers), geared to exclusively synclavier...

Does anyone know of any alternatives to the Bose LIFESTYLE 48/38 system, or the Denon CHR-103F based system? Obviously I'm not suggesting buying the former, but any comments on the latter? I can't find much about it on the net.

Hi all I have a d-i-y hi-fi I built 20 years ago. Speakers Hi Fi Answers transmission line monitors Amp Sugden A48 II integrated amp. Arm SME 3009 Cartridge Shure V15 Mk III Problem----Deck is a Hitatchi that I "butchered" to take the SME arm

I've got a REL Q50 which has developed a "quack". Occurs on peaks and is dependent on the gain; higher = more proneness to quacking. What's going on? Dry joint disturbed by the vibration? Where should I look? I'm quite handy with a soldering iron. TIA