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In Reply to: I too Am considering something similar.. posted by marc-homeslice on August 26, 2004 at 14:23:28:
I see you started to experiment. I hope my advice was not too focussed on the amp. I think new speakers could be a way to go. However, I did not realize that was in your budget. Given the attributes of the Cit V, I would think you would want a rather tight speaker. The Vandy's may be the ticket, but I would use the 4ohm tap. Another idea would be to sweeten up your preamp with some oil or wax caps. I may have a few that I could send your way (I just found a box of caps, some NOS, some used). It would be a cheap experiment, and if you liked the results, you could buy some fancy new caps.Rodney
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Follow Ups
- Hey Marc - j rodney 08/26/0414:35:31 08/26/04 (4)
- Hey Rodney.. - marc-homeslice 15:24:21 08/26/04 (3)
- A few more comments, - j rodney 15:36:57 08/26/04 (2)
- Rodney.. - marc-homeslice 19:39:09 08/26/04 (1)
- Sounds cool bud, - j rodney 08:53:07 08/27/04 (0)
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