My First Vintage Receiver...

[RedRide]

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That "sounds" great.
I believe I know the exact speakers you are refering to.

BTW, I'm a Tang Band fan.
In fact, I got a "Tang Band W8-740P" that is going in a sub I'm putting together for a TV/ MM sound sys.

As far as a digital to anilog convertor, perhaps this is what you are looking for:
http://www.parts-express.com/pe/show...number=180-998

[Viperoni]

Originally Posted by RedRide

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That "sounds" great.
I believe I know the exact speakers you are refering to.

BTW, I'm a Tang Band fan.
In fact, I got a "Tang Band W8-740P" that is going in a sub I'm putting together for a TV/ MM sound sys.

As far as a digital to anilog convertor, perhaps this is what you are looking for:
http://www.parts-express.com/pe/show...number=180-998

They're TB w4-657s's, not bad little FR's... I'd love to try the Bamboo model or something like the Fountek's, but that's another speaker haha.

I've always liked that sub, looks beefy as heck! Great excursion too for an 8.
Do you have anything else TB?
I put a pair of W4-654's in a ex's rear deck lid and they worked pretty well, perfect for rear fill (no bass and slightly rolled off highs lol).

I'd like something a little more proven than that... there's a Behringer unit (FCA-202 I think) that connects with Firewire, but also the Creative EMU usb unit that's supposed to be awesome... good hit on the wallet too unfortunatly.