BIG TOA's
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Should fit the appointed job!!! Nice F^%&%$# AMP!!
avionic
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Got the "broken" amp for free ---well maybe a couple strings attached..laatsch55 said:
avionic
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All it took to repair was a set of Onsemi's .
MJ15024G's I believe
Slick,,I,ll guess I,ll see it Monday,,,how did you sneak it past your wife
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Never have to sneak free stuff past the wife!1
avionic
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Picked up the amp about 8 months ago. Before I got the "word"..Had to refurb a Pioneer SX-1280 in exchange for the amp."The strings" I was talk'n about.
avionic
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The guy also threw in the pre-amp for the brute. A Soundcraftsmen DX-4000.
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Nice trade!!
stuwee
Flying the Vista Cruiser up there... RIP
I always liked those big Soundcraftsman amps. I didn't know TOA made speakers, I've seen they're PA amps, bought one by mistake thinking it was stereo, Not! gave it to a chick at work who had a band, she loved it, had all kinds of EQ knobs.
rtp_burnsville
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I had a couple TOA wedge shaped monitor speakers for several years for a band I was in. At the time they were just being introduced so nobody knew anything about them. I took a chance as they were cheap and sounded pretty good. They worked well but I was never fond of the textured paint they were covered with (chipped and flaked easily). I remember seeing speakers like yours at the same time being sold for home use. They looked to be an exact copy of what was being sold to bands except in much nicer cabinets. They should work well.
Robert
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