[quote user="mhw"] Agree! I just love the MX when it's on the floor like that! And, well... everything else as well![/quote] Thanks everybody! I also think that these small MXs look the best on the floor. I first had it on the black shelf along with the BS6500 in front of the window, but noticed that I don't really have any natural

[quote user="Søren Mexico"]Mika do you still have and can you post the production number of the RL 60-2s, I'm trying to get the diff. crossovers in one file, maybe we can get it into the manuals.[/quote] Argv, I had that photo on the work computer, but just came home from there... and the actual speakers are at the office as well

I apparently posted a full thread on my RL60.2 recap, but the pics disappeared during a forum upgrade and I can't find them on my local computers either. Anyway, the schematics are in another thread and the one I had seems to match what Günther described above:

Still can't decide how to arrange my stuff, currently the living room is like this. Sharp eyed folks will notice how the kit spans three decades. I love the reflections the BL8000s make on the floor.

Oh I love chanterelle! Going to pick up some soon But wouldn't a trumpet stand have been more appropriate?

[quote user="Cleviebaby"]I was walking past my local in Exeter on Saturday when I spotted some old B&O kit through the window, including an SM50 stand. I made a vague enquiry and walked off with it - as a gift! [/quote] Very nice of them! I need one too, where should I go walking?

[quote user="Eugene"]The were several "changes" or slight redesigns to the 60.2 crossover during production. The cross you are flashing Evan looks like mine but if Mika come thru with a picture of his it will be a chunk of chip board with everything run in series (like an old uniphase cross) It was changed at least one more time

[quote user="Evan"] [quote user="Leslie"] [quote user="Evan"]I'm sure the straps would pull the cloth down to the surface, no?[/quote] Yes [/quote] Ahhhh, that's relieving to hear! [/quote] I don't believe it will... to keep this educational, think of some force vectors and how much tension you are willing to

Umm... I think you should've glued the fabric in the bottom of the grooves as well, as the bands aren't going to pull the fabric into them... they are purely for visual purposes, not for tightening anything. But that'll be a minor problem, I'm sure they'll still look great

[quote user="hemenex"] For everything TURN TURN TURN there is a season TURN TURN TURN [/quote] I'm going to PLAY NEXT that! BTW, there are a couple of test points on the processor of the MCP that sound like they would allow it to remain on (obviously only for testing purposes). However, I think Ville tried them once and told me he couldn't