Any one recognize this WOPL 400
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Saturday night is suppose to be the really cold one, my wife and I will be driving back from St Paul after going to a concert by the Steel Drivers at the Fitzgerald Theater. 230 miles of -10 to probably -20 by 3:00 AM or so when we pull into the drive way. Our 40th wedding anniversary. The night we got married was -17 below down by the Twin Cities were we got married.
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Nice sore there stetter. As to pots and their affect on phase I would be surprised if you could ever detect it when listening.
The last 700 I built I changed the switch on the back for direct coupled or not configuration
So it now goes through the pots or direct to the control board. Will update you on phase shift after I run it though the analyzer later this spring.
I am always taking chances
Glen
The last 700 I built I changed the switch on the back for direct coupled or not configuration
So it now goes through the pots or direct to the control board. Will update you on phase shift after I run it though the analyzer later this spring.
I am always taking chances
Glen
As far as the keeper other half I made sure I got her addicted to the good sound of of well reproduced music and it is amazing to watch her clean the house with the tunes cranked up. The house hasn't been as clean lately since I put her on music restriction after realizing how bad things for the speakers could get with the old PL400 pushing them. I noticed the bass getting flabby a couple of years ago and had planed on doing a cap change out but once I got serious and started looking for info and found this site , well you all know the rest of the story about what has to happen now.