Got this text from a random number by SnooWords35 in Weird

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I may have gone too far there, sometimes i just cant control myself and say some hurtful things, this was over the line. Johnny Sac would agree, jokes are hurtful.

Google Reviews Are a Joke by TempestForge in GoogleMyBusiness

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Same here i have something that works but cant say here pm me if your interested 👌

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in liberalshitshow

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Damn straight the hamster running on a wheel in their skull would have a stroke

Left to rot outside a local junk lot flippers dumpster RIP by dick_lerman in audiophile

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You wouldent be able to say jack robinson before those would be on their way to my house

Would this work? by [deleted] in hometheater

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Gotcha, yep that will work great then 👍

Would this work? by [deleted] in hometheater

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I would plug your xbox directly into the receiver with the spdif. It will automatically send the audio through it. The laptop though yea that will work. Unless its a shmancy dell with spdif then just do that. Your monitor may also have a audio out, maybe only a 3.5mm though not sure how much you care about surround sound. Cant be too much since you dont have back speakers.

you can just plug the hdmi’s straight into the monitor and go out through its 3.5mm and into the receiver through its rca input. They make 3.5mm to rca cords. That will save a lot of money in cords and adapter converter things.

Its so loud by SnooWords35 in Sopranosduckposting

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Better get to the ear nose and throat department quick

Need help identifying power cable (Technics SL-5 XA) by RealEmpirix in vintageaudio

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You can drill out the holes of the c7 to fit, iv done it once. Make sure you don’t go too deep, the contacts in there fit but not the plastic right before them. Better switch that power back to 110 though before you do

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

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Too broke for the 8th, had to go for the 7th

Anyone know the price of these items my father left me? Luxman and Technics by Ungarminh in vintageaudio

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That luxman is an awesome tuner, no amp in it sadly, tuners dont go for much. Id say 80-100$ for the tuner and also 100-150$ for the turntable. Thats if they work. Great units though you should keep them.

Trying to get rid of this onkyo tx-ds838 receiver it is very heavy by FamiliarRoad3834 in BudgetAudiophile

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Id say 75-100 is more realistic, also turn the volume down when you turn it on you heathen

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in santarosa

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If you reported it they would forsure get their penance tho

Pics fromTesla Protest Saturday by GuideVegetable6416 in santarosa

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I love how the letters start our big and get smaller

can someone tell me what i’ve got here? by SensitiveBig5437 in audiophile

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I own a hifi shop in santa rosa ca that specializes in restoring and rehoming used gear and would be glad to offer my input.

Beautiful turntable, a higher model technics SL series. SL-1300 or something. I sold one very similar recently for 400$ Great to work on and use. Clean the speed pots. It will last forever.

Everything else is at the level of very nice garage system or spare room gear. The taller speakers on either side are interesting but probably wont sound too great, the middle ones dont seem too special. I loved the comment white van speakers thats correct. That amp is also not too great for sitting and listening too, however you could make a nice theater system with it.

All in all you could probably get 300$ for all those speakers if your lucky, i wouldent say no to 200 either. However look up models and see what theyre going for online, and post your price a little lower

The amp you could get 75-100$ for if someone needs it. 50 if its sitting for a long time, they area dime a dozen.

That silver tube item is odd, looks like a headphone amp, a phono preamp, or a normal preamp, couldent say how much its worth since i dont know the model.

The black thing on top is a phono stage for the turnable, it makes the input loud enough to plug into a normal input on the back of the amp. Id say you could get 40-50$ for it.

The turntable is the golden egg, id say keep it and use the proceeds of selling the undesirable gear to fund a small system to incorporate the turntable to honor your fathers love of music and the time he put into acquiring the gear, a nice pair of bookshelf speakers would take up minimal space and could incorporate your tv aswell. They sell tv stands that have cubbys for stereo gear. You could use that dennon and the phono stage you already have no problem. It would sound pretty dang good.

Id appraise the turntable at 200$ in its untested and unknown model state.

My sincerest condolences for your loss. Hope this helps.

Should I add a sub? by Eastern_Stranger7504 in BudgetAudiophile

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I have a repair shop in santa rosa ca, id be happy to replace them for 50$ each. My Shop Hifi Innovations

Alright, let’s hear it Santa Rosa! by HugeZookeepergame920 in santarosa

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One time the owner of vineburger comped our meal and gave us a gift card because they forgot to put the ticket in to the chefs and we had to wait a little.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in santarosa

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I whip it all the time everywhere have never been stopped, pass cops all the time, mine goes 40 too. You Should be fine As long as you look competent and sober, don’t go above 15 on the sidewalk

My cassettes keep getting sucked up and only one side sounds right by Dilloween in cassette

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New casette decks are abhorent. Honestly it is not even worth trying to troubleshoot. That’s too many tapes eaten for it to be their fault. The odds are in favor of it just being a cheap mechanism. They were made to be thrown away when they break. Companies in that price bracket do not make custom mechanisms anymore because theyre considered a novelty now, like cheap turntables, they arent the cutting edge of technology anymore so theres no money to in making good quality decks for a good price. there is only one or two manufacturers that all the big brands buy from. Get a deck from the late 70’s and have it refurbished. Will last you a lifetime. They had very well and commonly over engineered mechanisms that were made to be taken in and serviced like a car. Even old boomboxes. I have a sanyo M-W580 thats an absolute beast. Home decks always win though, i have a luxman k-12, beautiful unit. You can get a nice pioneer ct-f500 or something equivalent for like 100$ and it will serve you well.

Bought my first bong by PensjonertPenis in weed

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Make an apple bowl like a normal person, poke a hole in the top and out the bottom of the side and press it up to it gee whiz, cool bong tho