Rob

Well, our rooms that we listen in are about the same size. So I can believe what you are getting at. Those need room to breath.

Maybe I need some MOAB's

Maybe they are just too damn old. 😂

So my conclusion of the 901's are that they are good home entertainment speakers at best. They cant handle the M4.0t MKII period.

Actually, I have the PL400 hooked to the 901's so that's probably why you can't hear anything.

I dont hear anything either.

Hell yeh.

Got my 901 EQ back this weekend from Greg and Jenny. Hooked everything up to a PM1.5 and they sound great. Thanks again you guys for all the great work you do for me.

I third. Going up there today to pick up my Bose EQ for the 901's. Cant wait to hook them up Monday evening.

@davidc Thanks for the information and looking out for me. Pittsburg would be about a 10 hour round trip and the D-9's were a 2 hour round trip. I am keeping my eyes open because you have tweaked my curiosity. And I know if I don't like the D9's, I can turn them pretty quick like most CV's. The main thought while purchasing these was to have them to sell together with a receiver or amp and preamp. I have friends at work that are learning about Carver and the sound it produces so I need complete systems ready for that opportunity. In the meantime I am listening to everything I buy and deciding if a set of speakers are worth keeping. I am finding out that not many speakers can satisfy the ears when listening to many genre's of music. One of these days there may be a set of VMPS's in the house when I find them closer to home. Or if I can get a Suburban full of Carver gear along with them on a road trip.

I am in Lansing MI and I have been looking locally for VMPS speakers.

Took a little trip and grabbed some CV D9's to check out. Testing them out with a 900 in the garage for now. @gburke will be over to help move them in the basement and give the ole 4.0 MKII some exercise.

Welcome to the Carver site. Enjoy!!!

Welcome to the Carver site and enjoy. Plenty of information and knowledgeable people to help you with your projects.

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Welcome @Scrappy to the site. There are a few of us up here in Lansing as well other cities around Michigan. Hope you get that C19 out some day to enjoy it.

Congrats @Will Meyer and enjoy them.

Welcome @danno266 and enjoy the site. Your amp is in great hands now. Greg is very good at what he does.

Welcome @jeremyA and enjoy. Great place to be and with great company.

Welcome to the site Jeff.

Welcome to the site @Chino

Welcome Drew to the Carver site. Always great to add a member as well as another veteran. Bamberg Germany 1987 - 90 and that was where I began my Carver journey. Hope you enjoy your stay here.