Hey could you do a video showing how to properly repair vintage cerwin vega boxes such as the at-15 cabinets i just purchased a set myself and one has a rattle when turned up i can push one of the sides and hear sum popping in and out of place were the side meets the back board any help would be great thanks love your videos!!!
Totally agree with everything you said, except for the packing peanuts. I'm not a fan. Unless you're willing to put them into a bunch of smaller bags. So you can really stuff them in there tight. Anyway. Great video man. Beautiful! Not enough videos like this showing good synergy, let alone on budget used gear from Epay. There may not be piles of great sounding AVR's out there, but there are some really, really good ones that exist. And many have bass management too. So hopefully you could add a sub (or 4 😁 www.audiokinesis.com/the-swarm-subwoofer-system-1.html ) to those little bookshelf speakers. Then control the crossovers, and what not, right from your listening position. And that thing seems like a beast too. I bet it's like 130 watts power @8 Ohms in 2 channel stereo mode. That's tons of power, for those speakers. Nice find. Thank you. ✌️
There are different grades for peanuts. Some are meant to be used for moving and storage, they are softer with less density. Then you have the HD shipping grade peanuts. They are stiffer adnd have higher density. Big difference. Problem is, most people buy the cheaper peanuts, and use that. I have used peanuts and other type of foam boards for 25 years, never had one damaged item happen. It is all about how it is packed.
@@RossiAudio Cool. Never knew there was different grades. I've just had bad experiences getting stuff shipped to me like that. When I pack say a receiver, or something like that. I double box like you, but I usually use sheets of styrofoam, and/or rigid insulation in both boxes. Like a custom fit thing though. I'll cut it, or use little pieces to make room for the buttons, and what not. So it's almost like a factory job. Where it can't move around, and is fully protected by a couple, or few inches of material. You're certainly right though. It is all about how it's packed. Anyone who understands what it's got the potential to go through. Has a brain, and cares. Will be able to pack it up right with just about anything. For instance old blankets could probably work fine. It would just cost more to ship due to the weight. Either way. Thanks for letting me know about the peanuts. I actually just re-use packing stuff usually, because I buy more then sell, but if that ever changes. I'll certainly have to find out what else is out there, like the different types of peanuts. ✌️
Shame you turned comments off on your klipsch video. So much conviction about how "crap" they are but not willing to get responses from people? I would have thought a speaker expert like yourself would be comfortable engaging in discussion about why you feel Klipsch are just 'meh'?
Nothing will change my mind about certain models from Klipsch. However, if the Klipsch fan boys who got butt hurt could behave, then it would have been okay. But since the cry babies can't control themselves, then it becomes childish. Last time I checked, I am not anyone's nanny, and I am not babysitting adults. You see, when some of these butt hurt klipsch fan boys start to make threats against other people who agrees with my view, then it has gone to far. Infact YT deleted some of those comments even before I could. So it is clear that Klipsch fans are not worth the time to discuss things with. BTW. I am right, most Klipsch models really lack a lot, they are half ass speakers. Only 3 models of their vintage lineup are worth the money and to own. The rest is CRAP.
@@RossiAudio How could you be wrong anyway? It's just your opinion. You've a right to feel however you want to about any product, but especially a pair of speakers. Speakers sound different, to different people. Everyone has different tastes, and are looking for different things. Not to mention we're all listening to different equipment, and doing so in different rooms. What's this guy think he's going to do? Argue you into loving speakers you truly don't like? 🤔 Very strange!? 😂
Hey could you do a video showing how to properly repair vintage cerwin vega boxes such as the at-15 cabinets i just purchased a set myself and one has a rattle when turned up i can push one of the sides and hear sum popping in and out of place were the side meets the back board any help would be great thanks love your videos!!!
Totally agree with everything you said, except for the packing peanuts. I'm not a fan. Unless you're willing to put them into a bunch of smaller bags. So you can really stuff them in there tight. Anyway. Great video man. Beautiful!
Not enough videos like this showing good synergy, let alone on budget used gear from Epay. There may not be piles of great sounding AVR's out there, but there are some really, really good ones that exist. And many have bass management too. So hopefully you could add a sub (or 4 😁 www.audiokinesis.com/the-swarm-subwoofer-system-1.html ) to those little bookshelf speakers. Then control the crossovers, and what not, right from your listening position.
And that thing seems like a beast too. I bet it's like 130 watts power @8 Ohms in 2 channel stereo mode. That's tons of power, for those speakers. Nice find. Thank you. ✌️
There are different grades for peanuts.
Some are meant to be used for moving and storage, they are softer with less density.
Then you have the HD shipping grade peanuts.
They are stiffer adnd have higher density.
Big difference.
Problem is, most people buy the cheaper peanuts, and use that.
I have used peanuts and other type of foam boards for 25 years, never had one damaged item happen.
It is all about how it is packed.
@@RossiAudio Cool. Never knew there was different grades. I've just had bad experiences getting stuff shipped to me like that. When I pack say a receiver, or something like that. I double box like you, but I usually use sheets of styrofoam, and/or rigid insulation in both boxes. Like a custom fit thing though. I'll cut it, or use little pieces to make room for the buttons, and what not. So it's almost like a factory job. Where it can't move around, and is fully protected by a couple, or few inches of material. You're certainly right though.
It is all about how it's packed. Anyone who understands what it's got the potential to go through. Has a brain, and cares. Will be able to pack it up right with just about anything. For instance old blankets could probably work fine. It would just cost more to ship due to the weight.
Either way. Thanks for letting me know about the peanuts. I actually just re-use packing stuff usually, because I buy more then sell, but if that ever changes. I'll certainly have to find out what else is out there, like the different types of peanuts. ✌️
Shame you turned comments off on your klipsch video. So much conviction about how "crap" they are but not willing to get responses from people? I would have thought a speaker expert like yourself would be comfortable engaging in discussion about why you feel Klipsch are just 'meh'?
Nothing will change my mind about certain models from Klipsch.
However, if the Klipsch fan boys who got butt hurt could behave, then it would have been okay.
But since the cry babies can't control themselves, then it becomes childish.
Last time I checked, I am not anyone's nanny, and I am not babysitting adults.
You see, when some of these butt hurt klipsch fan boys start to make threats against other people who agrees with my view, then it has gone to far.
Infact YT deleted some of those comments even before I could.
So it is clear that Klipsch fans are not worth the time to discuss things with.
BTW. I am right, most Klipsch models really lack a lot, they are half ass speakers.
Only 3 models of their vintage lineup are worth the money and to own.
The rest is CRAP.
@@RossiAudio How could you be wrong anyway? It's just your opinion. You've a right to feel however you want to about any product, but especially a pair of speakers. Speakers sound different, to different people. Everyone has different tastes, and are looking for different things. Not to mention we're all listening to different equipment, and doing so in different rooms.
What's this guy think he's going to do? Argue you into loving speakers you truly don't like? 🤔
Very strange!? 😂