kve777

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Carver/Polk is a sweet combo!

Not sure about that. look-DQ-10’s are a classic. That said, there are lots of better speakers out there now. I encourage using them for a while and seeing how you like them.

That was before I found ADS, Snell and Teton Design.

Eh. Not really It’s worth the experience. I rate them Very Good. Enjoy

Stock unit from Kenner Close 'N Play.

I can send you a pile.

Happy Belated Birthday!

Not admitted. Home having steak on the grill with a neighbor. Transfusion tomorrow is the latest word.

After the relay click, turn it up really loud, for a second. If the sound "breaks through", you know you have a relay contact problem.

Put some 03 Honda Pilot wheels on my new-to-me 03 Element. looks better than black steel wheels! New Toyo tires, too. Spent some time yesterday putting the wheels and tires on. Plus a ball joint and all four sway bar links. next is adding A/C. No, it never came with A/C. That was an option in 03. LOL

Klipsch KSF-10's.

Not a bad idea, if it was so easy. Carver made running changes to many models and therefore most lists are not going to be accurate, plus current parts availability makes changes in part numbers almost constant. Refurb parts lists therefore need to be unit specific in real time. Might I suggest that if one has, say an M-4.0t amp, that they want to refurb, start a post on that amp, list all the things they think they should replace with current part numbers and values. The community can then help with suggestions on sourcing hard to get parts. Rarely will you find all-in-one shopping for 30 year old amp parts.