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Thank you for this valuable resource to keep the early engineering of Bob Carver alive and well and in addition, find ways to improve upon greatness as technology advances. I remember being 7 or 8 and visiting my aunt and uncle in their newly built home (aunt was an architect) in Litchfield, CT and seeing and hearing the Carver gear my uncle had. I knew that I would one day have this kind of rugged and powerful audio gear in my collection. Fast forward 20 years and ebay on the scene and I purchased a C1, M1.0t, and later a C-4000. Still have them but need to repair/upgrade the C1 and C-4000 and would like to upgrade the M1.0t as well. I consider myself above average in soldering skill so am very interested in DIY. I look forward to being a part of the Carversite community.

Hello, my name is Paddy and im from Germany in Mannheim. on my adventure trough many Speakers and Amps i came across my first Carver device, a C9 holographic generator. After importing it from the US, converting it to 220V i had something i just read in Forums or heard someone talk about it. Interessting device. i tried recreating it first with digital DSP's (sigmastudio) based on the patent but after comparing my results to the original it was nowhere near close. carver stuff has something to it.. i dont know what. i like it. after restoring a M1.5T for Friend, i got myself a True Sub mk4 which im fixing right now When i looked for answers with this project, this Forum almost allways came up. great resource! thats why i joined today. About posting in the Member Systems section. Unfourtainly, my listening room isnt fancy or anything interessting to look at. i just use the space i have. so i hesitate to post pictures of it in the members systems forum. Im swapping stuff back and forth, i get new stuff, repair it, use it and sell it to get more stuff.

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Yes Long Distance Runaround

Jethro Tull Thick As A Brick Pt. 2