Quote:Originally Posted by Doctor Morbius I have another question about older DCM speakers. This is concerning a pair of Timewindows.
I have a pair of Timewindows that don't have a designation on them. They don't state TW 1 or TW...
Quote:Originally Posted by scottyboy76 It didnt hurt that i recently purchased an adcom gfa555 to go with my adcom gfp 750 preamp.
I've been looking for a GFP-750 or a Proceed Pre to use with my Sevens. My home theater pre/pro is...
Pretty amazing Jamie. I am interested in seeing how you finish those tops and bottom plates. Are you building these for yourself just to compare to your original Sevens, or did Steve put you up to this.
Keep the photos coming.
I checked with Mitek earlier today. They claim they have no parts for the Sevens, including drivers.
I found CA glue online but what type of black lacquer?
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Originally Posted by filecat13
The Wilson Watt Puppy/Sasha coming in at #1 clearly shows I'm not in the mainstream of the "audiophile community." It's a great speaker, but far from top ten material in my non-"audiophile...
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Originally Posted by Mr Bob
Great to see you here, Tracy. Hope I've been doing some good on those posts you've been forwarding me over at the SPot -
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Hey Bob. As always, your help with calibration and service issues is...
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Originally Posted by Jamie Hauser
Your right that the Sevens have a "plastic like" coating on the tops that I have seen delaminate from the MDF. How bad are yours?
I could easily glue it down on one top but the other is split...
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Originally Posted by DCMlover
using the right paint, and brushes, you can do it hand. You need a clear coat too. I am planning on redoing my tf-v's with an exotic wood.
The Sevens have a "plastic like" coating on the tops and...