Your vote for the best Lansing Heritage forum threads, and why?

[mikebake]

Newbies might want a "quick glance" at some of them............

Personally I still like the sub1500 thread for it's unfolding nature, the length and volume, and the amount of good info there. Should we publish it?

[Don Mascali]

I'm still pretty new here, but I've got to say the "Q & D" thread.http://audioheritage.org/vbulletin/images/smilies/applaud.gif

One could publish an Engineering Paper on the info packed into those pages.

It meanders a bit but always comes back on topic.

I thank the Audio Gods that we have those Guys aboard. I've learned alot from all the members and there isn't even an admission charge!

[spkrman57]

I probably learned more on that thread than most I have seen. It was very informative and I learned about how to use different drivers in different applications with success.


2225 thread was good also as it contained info on my E130 baskets reconed with 2225 cone kits.

Ron

[Zilch]

For what's what, I use this one all of the time:

http://audioheritage.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=5784

"Why do I have to keep reading these technical manuals?"

[The list really belongs in Tech Ref, I'd say....]

[Mr. Widget]

Maybe we should vote for the biggest stinker too....:rotfl:


I am also grateful to Roland for posting that Sub1500 thread.... getting those woofers was as good as the old "Tent Sale" days...

Then of course there are many, many, extremely useful threads started by or added to by the infamous Giskard. All those links posted in the thread Zilch pointed to are just one case in point.


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[Uncle Paul]

Because by the time its done all my favorite threads will be linked here :applaud: