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My dad recently did a remodel, new tiles, windows, etc, etc... While we were busy we also did conduit underfloor for tv and amps to speakers, all separated to avoid interferance from power. The end result is clean, uncluttered space with all the neccessary cables being concealed in the walls and...

Speaking under correction, please if im wrong correct me... The Yamaha has pre outs for connection to the pre, couple the fronts to your pre and use the standard connections for centre and surround... Problem is, the centre wont get more power than it currently has. Best bet is to get a mono...

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Iv got a PS3 and sony blu ray, both are good imho, not too much of a difference between the two to me... I got the bluray to get some work off the PS3, the last one lasted just less than a year

There was a great article in the avsa magazine late last year on this same issue, the verdict was "sony made it, sony perfected it" think it was september or october

Nice!! I will be watching this space, love to see the finished product!

Awesome! Putting up with the dust mustve been a beeeeetch! Looks way better. Just needs som cabling, and oviaasly some speakers and kit to fill that wall where the fireplace was :Whoohoo:

Absolutely brilliant!!!  :clap:

What exactly does a PP2 or similuar device do? Does it work inline with an amps phono stage or does it replace it?

You have done the homework! Vac tubes definitely are way more efficient, can also be installed to an indirect system, which is rather uncommon so id assume youve got direct feed install where the tubes or panels are filled with water and pumped through the geyser or gravity does the work if the...

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Does the wood glue really work well? No negative effects to the vinyl? Seems to be a rather time consuming hobby, but makeS appreciation for good vinyl that much better... Gotta love it!

OUCH!!! Thats hectic money!! For interests sake, what size and type of geyser did you purchase? Ie, direct, indirect, vacuum tubes or panels? Theres a much better way to heating water in the form of heat pumps... Way less that can go wrong and less to worry about if theres a hailstorm. Plus...

Very nicely said!

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Pretty sharp, should look pretty cool too

Skip that idea the! Angry wives make for terrible opponents... Seem to have an evil edge...

I recently walked off a project where this was the case, owner/builder got subbies off the street to build, foundation steel assembly, etc... Steel wasnt correct gauge and was failed for concrete. He had to get the correct steel and fit this to the slab area, not cheap... "Builders" built off...

Haha! Point taken! My wifes a devious fox, she would reply with something like... Oh i dunno... But its definitely gonna be good!! ;)

Iv often resorted to the non slip rubber jobbies that have adhesives applied to them... Cheap as chips and rather effective, iv got them under my centre and floor standers