bit4net 16 Posted February 8 Posted February 8 Hello there; I'm a new member from UK interested in Carver Back in the late 80s working in an audio shop actual sold Carver amps Sill remember a night club owner complaining that the Carver PM 1.5 cut off all the time. When visiting the venue only to find out that the amp was covered in towels from the bar man... 🤣 Anyway after all those years had lots of high end stuff going back to that time stared with Urei 809 speakers and looking around for the C1 (still have my trusty Sansui record player) and possible M400 or M500 Cheers, 10
Sk1Bum 12,713 Posted February 8 Posted February 8 Hello bit4net and welcome to thecarversite.com. Glad you found us! Great story about the PM 1.5! Once you get to Novice status, we'd love to see pics of your gear. We all love pics of all kinds of stereo and home theater gear. 1
Half Life 1,087 Posted February 8 Posted February 8 Welcome from Virginia! Enjoy your stay! Cool story, thanks for sharing it.
bit4net 16 Posted February 8 Author Posted February 8 (edited) You can find some video's on one of my YouTube channel; m0wao (my HAM callsign) Did a complete overhaul of T+A OEC2000 speakers I owned for many years Edited February 8 by bit4net 3
3M_Audio 2,263 Posted February 9 Posted February 9 Welcome! That T+A OEC 2000 was certainly an interesting speaker. I see the specs claim low end response down to 16Hz and high end up to 80kHz (although no -3dB points specified). Kudos to you for taking on a project like that - it must have been a lot of work. 1
bit4net 16 Posted February 11 Author Posted February 11 On 2/9/2026 at 11:10 AM, 3M_Audio said: Welcome! That T+A OEC 2000 was certainly an interesting speaker. I see the specs claim low end response down to 16Hz and high end up to 80kHz (although no -3dB points specified). Kudos to you for taking on a project like that - it must have been a lot of work. Thanks it was but the result was good. They are very good sounding active speakers, very fast and accurate but big 1
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