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A pair of vertical speakers with three elements each made by my father in the early 80s and the paired amplifier that he built at the same time
Any chance of a photo?
sure thing, right now I cant but I should be able to do it in a few hours !
Here it is :) Sorry for the quality! https://imgur.com/a/LlRnloT
They look great! The mid driver could do with replacing though? But the cabinet looks superb and the bass speakers are VERY red! Are they ported?
For sure some good maintenance would be beneficial, but unfortunately I did not inherited my father's ability on the audio side haha I think they are ported, yes! I am sure both the speakers went under heavy modifications during the years. At the moment I think I somehow fried that amplifier (also cause is basically open on the rear) and I wonder if i should buy a new one or try to repair this for the nth time