My RARE vintage HI-FI setup
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I'll showcase my vintage Hi-FI setup, what equipment i use and why. I'll also talk a bit about future projects coming up.
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My Equipment consists of:
Luxman PD-444 turntable
Fidelity Reseach FR-64S tonearm
Ortofon MC-30 Super cartridge (with MC-30 step-up)
Accuphase C-200, P-300 pre-amplifier and Power Amplifier combo
JBL 4343 Studio monitor clones
Awesome. Just finished replacing one of the two woofers by an original LX44 Woofer and Refoaming both JBL LX 44s Woofers. Awesome channel !! someone actually enjoying music
Like very much what you have done with your JBL.Idid on a sort of similar way the same with my Leak Sandwich 600 ,which I like a lot.
Congratulations! What a nice setup, Soren. Greetings.
*Nice sound* 🤠😎
Bello.
Nice video and i am actually inspired because I am in the process of doing what you did. I have acquired all the original parts and drivers for building a Yamaha s4115h speaker system. Is it possible for you to guide me on how to obtain the cabinet drawings with dimensions? Any guidance in this regards is much appreciated. Thanks in advance, Regards.
Hi Reuben
I would love to help; I’ll try and do some research on the speaker you mentioned as I don’t know it - The. I’ll get back to you
My main advice is to try to locate owners on forums. ask questions and for pictures - There are a lot of minute details that will be hard to ascertain without specific knowledge.
I’ve found a restoration video; that could serve as some
very good reference material for determining; material width, structural parts and the enclosure dimensions. I would start there with a drawing and doing some math; measuring parts of your drivers and then referencing that on screenshots from the video. That would probably serve as the best source for plans without someone with a pair wants to share direct measurements with you.
I would think you’ll never find a blueprint or plans, but you could probably get critical measurements from owners :)
@@SorenKoelbaek thanks, this is a really helpful insight. Will take this route.