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to Carver friends   (jan 6, 24)

I am looking for the best person out there to replace the ribbons on my 1989 Carver ALS  (pair).  Who can you recommend, out of those claiming to be good at this process?  This will be the second time around for me, as years ago James Sauer did the first rebuild, but he is out of business.

thanks for a good recommendation....and even with my tinnitis, I want my ALS sounding perfect again

dan

still have my Carver M1.ot, C-1 preamp, but for a dumb reason sold my TX2 Tuner.

I'm picking up a set of  like new Bob Carver signed Platinum IV's from a friend of Ed Atkins. I'll be driving to North Carolina from Buffalo New York ,July 10th... 10 a half hour one way drive to pick them up.

I also purchased a Carver PT -2400 as well to drive the platinum's.

Hooked up the second 12 inch subwoofer and it rocks! It's all I need.

I wonder how both Platinums  will sound butted up against my silver's. That should be one hell of a soundstage!

Dear Sir, I was referred to you by someone on audiogon. I have a beautiful pair of Amazing Loudspeakers (1985) that are in my secondary system. They sound great except for some occasional buzzing or vibration of the ribbon on one speaker at certain high frequencies. I’ve tried tightening the screws etc. I’ve investigated trying to get the ribbon fixed, but had gotten nowhere. Can you help? What can be done? I really like these speakers, and I don’t want to retire them if they can be fixed. Even with this issue, most of the time they still are very enjoyable to listen to. Thanks in advance for your help. Best. —Arsh