This is one wall in my basement among several others.
One wall!
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Eddy
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AE_Stereo
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Trust, your house is constructed on real strong foundation.
Even then, do not turn on all units simultaneously!
Even then, do not turn on all units simultaneously!
Eddy
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@ my place it's not the house that is the problem altough everything starts to tremble
My set up is 3 times Denon POA T-2 and a self soldered kit amp of 2 X 300 Watt for the subwoofers
These thing are too much for one circuit breaker of 16 AMP . It always blew when powering up the audio gear
Working fine on 2 circuits LOL
Eddy
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Tinman
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Brutus442
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BoomboxLover48....." I don't always listen to heavy metal. but when I do, so do my neighbours!"
Beautiful setup!
Transistorized
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Hajidub
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They are two different Nakamichi decks CR 3A and BX-300.
My high-end decks are not there including the reel to reels. Same is the case with the amplifiers and speakers.
My high-end decks are not there including the reel to reels. Same is the case with the amplifiers and speakers.
Eddy
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Hajidub
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Yeah, but what are the 2 in the pic? BTW, I have an outstanding Nak tech if you ever need either one of those Naks properly calibrated. Got my BX-300 running at below factory 0.027 W/F specs, baby Dragon for sure.
Thanks!
I also have a friend who is an expert in fixing Nakamichi. People worldwide ship him Naks to repair.
He had more than 14 Dragons when I was there last year. Three of them came from Australia. I am like a little kid in a toy shop when I go there.
This guy is a genius!
He repairs high end receivers and all.
Repaired my best units like Marantz, Nakamichi, reel to reel tape decks and all.
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Hajidub
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Benefits of a midwest big city! The proper calibration tapes alone (for a Nak) are $1500, never mind all the Nak gauges and additional stuff. It sort of kills me I can play a pre-recorded tape for my friends, then play the exact Japanese pressing on an $8K vinyl setup and they state the difference is slightly better on the record. There's something to say about a good/great tape technician.
