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Thanks So looking at the specs of the soeaker they are 600 watt 8ohm so If I wanted to power 2 of them I would need a 2 channel 600 watt per channel at 8ohm? Thanks

i really appreciate the information, is there any brand amp i should be looking at? QSC was mentioned above. looks like most in that style are rack mount which isn't a big deal i can find that cheap enough or probably free.

looking at amps i see mostly 2 channel so i would need 2 amps to run all 4? can someone explain the connections on the back of the speaker and the cabling required ? thanks

That's the ones there is 4 available. Would love the ability "rock the house" just not super familiar with kind of audio stuff. Will be very interested in some education

i have a an opportunity to snag a few of these speakers and want to use them in my shop. not knowing a lot about audio is this something usable in a large home shop ? looks to be 600 Watt 8 ohm per, assuming you would need a fairly large amp to power these thanks in advance for the education...

i used a tankless Takagi on my install 4 years ago, has been working great, the shop is well insulated and the system will run 1-1.5hrs in a day in the winter months depending on the outside temp or how much i have the doors open, i keep it at 60 degrees. the only issue i ran into was the first...

i used a Sikaflex product on mine so they didn't get filled with dirt and other debris. i had been working in the shop for a while before i did it so i vacuumed out the joints and i put a foam backer rod in it so it was about a 1/2" below the surface and filled it up, i didn't use the self...

i always use the Huqvarna brand stuff in my leaf blowers and chain saw i probably use a gallon a year and it has always worked great, no issue with any of the equipment. i actually find the quart containers easier to pour than a new spill proof gas can when filling the fuel tanks on small...

my wildfire lift has threaded ends on the cables for adjustment at each corner and is sitting on a floor with a 3" slope over 30 ft

i have run into this on other engines before but have been able to find a place to try and get them to separate, i wish the OEMs would use something other than steel dowels to align the engine and trans when they are both aluminum or at least apply some good ant seize to help the next guy, good luck

my latest pair is a pair of Keen 8" Cincinnati 8" with carbon fiber toe, they are a flat sole moc tow style i have had them about a year and they have held up well.

i have a set of the Igaging absolute calipers i bought several years ago in 6" and have been happy with them other than i wish they would shut off after a few minutes of not being used i leave them on all the time but the battery has never been changed. i recently bought a set of 12" from Shars...

i have a few items left for sale, asking $25 each plus shipping OBO or can be sold as a bundle, the grinder guards would be sold together for $25. let me know if you have any questions

Darex M5 parts could be used to repair an existing machine or add a grinder and build you own, asking $200 shipped for everything thanks

great drill press i picked one up a few year ago with the power feed and went through it and replaced the bearings and painted it, runs smooth and work great looks pretty original minus the belt guard

if it was me i would drill it out and take the opportunity to do a good flush on the system, tap it to the next size up NPT and thread in a new petcock, i always install them if the block has drain points saves a lot of mess and have never run into issues with them.

Thanks man. Here is some addition pictures. Didn't come with a belt guard but I was able to source one on OWWM. The power feed works great although I rarely use it, its a cool feature. I still need to make a third pulley to be able to run it slower. Or have thought about using a VFD to control...

Here is my 20" drill press before and after. Kind of unique with the power down feed. Went through the whole thing and replaced the bearings and she runs like a top

i have been going back and forth on what to use and i think I'm going to use copper, its really not any more expensive than black pipe from what i have seen, easier to make connections, i have actually thought about using press fittings, make up the whole system and rent the tool for a day or...

i wouldn't say they were trash talking the competition just stating facts the same that you just presented, they were not selling fire extinguishers we already use the company to purchase and service all our stuff in a commercial building it wasn't a sales pitch. the promoted Amarex and another...