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I used 2 pieces of 3/4 mdf glued together with Aleens glue which does not form a hard glue line. It is extremely sticky yet remains a bit on the gummy side with absolutely no shifting. It will also absorb some vibrations to help out. The rod I used was 3/4 and its plenty beefy for a rack. I...

Symmetry of your listening area is critical. I'll rephrase that, between your listening ears and the front wall behind your speakers, symmetry is essential for a proper soundstage, if not, you cant even get good stereo. If your listening area is opened up on your right side, build a cheap wall...

Concerning where and with what treatment to start with, I'd recommend bass traps as your first concern. Without handling those problem frequencies below 100hz, their harmonics will distort/cloud/color the higher bands. Here are a couple sites that deal with room modes and speaker location...

BBC white paper on the LS3/5a design...

I have owned my Chartwell LS3/5a since I bought them new in 77 or 78. The white bellies are a dead give away for the 15 ohm versions and they will do well in your bedroom. They dont like high volumes and will bottom out. I also have the Satterbergs teamed up with the chartwells. I currently...

Harry Bosch series finds harry relaxing to his system quite a few times....Marantz 6300 TT, Ohm Walsh speakers and and more...

Count me in if you still have them. I too, have been looking for a backup pair for my coffin.

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I too, keep an extra pair of the SP1022's on hand; just in case I overdrive my model H. I have only recently begun to follow this thread and I feel such a loss over what might have been, concerning the sharing of knowledge and talent had we met years ago, as I lived in Bucks County for several...