The ask Tin about audio thread

[Tin]

No problem! If anything, it would make a killer garage stereo

[4Gas$]

No problem! If anything, it would make a killer garage stereo

That is exactly what I bought it for, but its
almost too nice for the garage

[Birdie2000]

That is exactly what I bought it for, but its
almost too nice for the garage

Isn't that a struggle? I have some nicer older stuff that I bought for the garage and has been sitting indoors for almost a year now because of the guilt.

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[Tin]

I just sold of some stuff recently cuz I haven't been able to use it with the new dog in the house. Don't wanna neglect the poor fellow

[Krazybones]

What would be a Lead time on some Early Vintage Polk 10A crossovers?

Thanks Bob

[Tin]

What would be a Lead time on some Early Vintage Polk 10A crossovers?

Thanks Bob

Shouldn't take long once they have the capacitor for the woofer in stock. They were supposed to have it a couple of weeks ago, but it isn't showing anything yet. I could substitute the electrolytics for polypropylene capacitors, but that will add ~$16 to the cost. The electrolytics are $0.98 each whereas the polys are ~$9 each.

[BigWheelinBubba]

Shouldn't take long once they have the capacitor for the woofer in stock. They were supposed to have it a couple of weeks ago, but it isn't showing anything yet. I could substitute the electrolytics for polypropylene capacitors, but that will add ~$16 to the cost. The electrolytics are $0.98 each whereas the polys are ~$9 each.

I'm sure Matt doesn't care. Hell, if we had his money we could burn ours lol

[4Gas$]

Is there a simple & cheap way to be able to watch TV on my laptop?
I don’t want to have to purchase a “subscription”. I also prefer not to
have to “streaming” to view.

I’m looking for something (if it exists) that works like an old TV with
“rabbit ears” – good old fashion free TV.

[Tin]

Is there a simple & cheap way to be able to watch TV on my laptop?
I don’t want to have to purchase a “subscription”. I also prefer not to
have to “streaming” to view.

I’m looking for something (if it exists) that works like an old TV with
“rabbit ears” – good old fashion free TV.

There are USB HDTV tuners out there, but I don't have any experience with them. Most seem to run about $50 to $100 or so. There are also network TV tuners which cost a little more and support 1 to 3 concurrent devices, but they require a little geek-fu to get going lol

[4Gas$]

There are USB HDTV tuners out there, but I don't have any experience with them. Most seem to run about $50 to $100 or so. There are also network TV tuners which cost a little more and support 1 to 3 concurrent devices, but they require a little geek-fu to get going lol

Thanks, I'll look into these.