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I inserted a warning as is our custom in this 'progressive' society in which we live.

You might melt some of the snowflakes here with that N word bruh,

The Carver C-1000 is a very nice unit. Unfortunately, I don't know enough about it to give it a full review. I have one here that a client wants to sell, but out of fear I haven't been using it...maybe I should...

Very high dynamic range does not sound good. Very high sampling rates (over 48kHz) is useless. Bit depth beyond 16bit isn't useful either. The problem with digital audio is not these numbers, but the shenanigans that audio companies have developed to 'save on costs' in DACs, Analog Filters and Media. However, some people swear by their 192kHz/24bit audio files. You won't ever change their minds.

That's so cool!!! I'd go see them 100%.

I think I've listened to everything they've done now...

Three Dog Night SHAMBALA I'm loving 70's music right now! These guys were fucking amazing...

Just ribbing Steve.

What kind of weirdo puts a black faceplate on a CT-7?

Cabin 2 - looks like RobertR is 2 weeks, and Angelo is 1st week, Greg/Jenny and Brian (B-Man) is week 2. So Robert is looking for another 1st weeker...

I'm sorry - I don't see any trouble whatsoever with the links. Inbounds can click on the HERE link on the mainpage and be brought right to the Welcome Forum. But now you're a Novice, so you pretty much have access to everything and can post pictures. No need to guess - all the details are on the Nelion Audio website. M1.5t restore and mkII upgrade C-1 restore and BillD upgrade

@opusstuf There is a message at the top of the main page that reads like this: Welcome to TheCarversite! Please take a moment to introduce yourself HERE. Start a topic by clicking on the 'Start Topic' button at the top right of the screen when you arrive at the Welcome Shop. You must rank up to Novice before you can post pictures or download certain content. You will rank up after you receive over 5 positive reactions to your post. Don't worry - it's easy! - Administration So if you click on the HERE it takes you to the Welcome Shop Forum (where this topic currently is). As explained above, you can post all you want, but you have to be a Novice Rank to post pictures or downloads.

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Okay thank you. I was confused by his user name here. Good news! Glad he is okay.

Somebody messaged us on FB and said that 'Bob from Michigan' passed away. I'm assuming this is Bob Smith? Can anyone confirm?

Welcome!

UL certification is not a requirement. Since Bob Carver Corp sells them through 'showrooms' and now recently, directly from the factory, UL cert is entirely optional. Look - UL does a lot of good things, but it's also a shrewd business model. Not much different than NFPA for fire code. Both organizations are full of egg heads that look for ways to stay relevant in order to keep the testing and verification dollars coming in... Neither entity has any legal authority to tell manufacturers what to do or consumers what to buy. They are simply a 'third party' that gives clout to the integrity of a product, and thus, makes the product much easier to sell in a competitive market. It's local governments that determine the legality of manufacture and use. NFPA defers to the 'authority having jurisdiction' as the only, and final say in how a Fire System is installed. If the AHJ says 'follow NFPA 72 blah blah', then that is what you do. If the AHJ doesn't specify, then as a company you follow the NFPA guidelines to cover your ass (if anything happens, you can at least claim you followed the code, even though that code might not have been legally required). Local governments could simply say the same thing about UL - 'all appliances must be UL listed to be used in this building'. Now it's a legal issue. So, does your local government require some kind of certification for the appliances you use in your home? If not, then the UL requirements don't mean anything!

So what's going on?

Clarx & Harddope Castle!

GuitarBrony13 It's Only Rock N Roll

Yes. Here is what I posted: With KT120's Bias set at 100mA... Output Power both channels into 8 ohms: ~60W rms, ~65W at clipping THD at max power both channels driven: ~0.9% Frequency response: 18Hz - 30kHz +/- 0.5dB Single Channel driven into 8 ohms: ~95W Mono into 8 ohms: ~130W at 0.5% THD Dynamic power both channels driven: ~95W

I already did 3 years ago. But that was on the Carverfest kit amps - not a production model. And I don't have a production model, so it's kinda moot now.