I have a vintage (circa 1978) Toshiba stereo component system. The amp has two analog wattage gauges or meters, one for the left channel and one for the right. The little light bulb (not really a bulb) in one of the meters has burned out and I would like to replace it. I have tried searching for a replacement gauge to no avail. So now I would like to try to replace the lamp but I don't know what to call the mini lamp inside the meter.

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I've a friend willing to part with around $3000 Australian dollars for a set of floorstanding speakers, and I wonder if any of the more experienced heads here might have some suggestions. I was thinking Krix Neuphonics or a pair of focals.

Any advice appreciated.

Hey, I recently have acquired a tiger ensemble amp, I was wondering if anyone could tell me anything about it? and is there any way to hook up my MP3 player to the AUX. out?

Thanks, Greg

Any thoughts on this particular amp? I can pick it up locally, original owner, mint condition, original packaging, & manual. Any idea what they bring on the used market? Thanks.

With the hardon? Maybe it doesn't grow until it's inside....the cabinet? http://www.feastrex.com/dimension5pro.html Didn't someone mention how some company was doing some custting edge stuff, (KBK?) that he wouldn't explain, cus' all them secrets? This thing sure do look similar, from another company.

I am using a pair of Audioquest type 4 cables, which I bought in 1993. Is there any reason to think they have deteriorated in any way over the years? Are the "type 4" cables Audioquest sells today the same as the type 4 from 15 years ago?

Thanks for any advice.

The good news is that my system is on its way from various parts of the world - sonus faber speakers, bel canto pre-amp + amps, bel canto cd player, wadia i170.

The bad news is that I have no idea what cables to get (brands as well as what cables i actually need), how many, how much is usually spent on cables, rca vs xlr, etc. Any suggestions based on the above set-up?

Thanks.

I have enough money in the budget to try one more pair of speakers before calling the whole thing done for another twenty years. Emphasis is on quick, snappy, detail-oriented sound with excellent image, but still silky enough through the mid and treble so as not to overwhelm my slap-happy room. Power is McCormack DNA-HT5, pre is McCormack MAP-1, interconnects by Blue Jeans, power and speaker cables by Element.

Does anybody know where to find service manual for Thule.Thule Denmark does not response.