Finally, had my 1000 watt factory plate amp repaired at Aerial Acoustics for my SW-12 subwoofer. It's *DA BOMB*
I ran my sub on an external amplifier the last few YEARS, I sat a blanket on top of sub, then a wood cabinet door I had that was originally back door scrap at some home furnishing retailer, then sat my Proceed HPA-2 on top of it to connect to the sub via the straight speaker wire, excluding all electronics of sub. Really an ingenious design that gives a customer an ability to keep powering the driver, even if the plate amp is busted.
What do you get with a company like Aerial? they even shipped me a PLATE amp shipping box designed to carry and protect the massive plate amp during shipping. Mine had been in that box for years. Finally, off the tookus, and shipped that bad boy off for an expedient repair with Michael @ Aerial.
Note Eagle and American flags was something I got at my Mom and Dad's as we closed their place out. I saw it, I said you know, it's probably something one of the family gave them as a gift, or it could have been a friend, regardless, it makes a Made in USA, and kick butt STATEMENT.
I bought my Aeriel Acoustic sub a very long time ago. Mike said my amp was quite old unit. No matter, it has a new microprocessor board in it now!!!
Survey sez?!
Even with dust on the plate steel base of my Sonus faber Extrema stand, the Extrema still tries to steal the show from the Aerial SW-12 sub. Not many speakers this old could do that looks wise, but the Extrema have always been an artistic unique legend of home audio, I simply love them. I often called them the Ferrari of home theater speakers, made in Italy and all... heh. I watched like a movie with a younger
:surround::dancenana::dancenana::dancenana:
I ran my sub on an external amplifier the last few YEARS, I sat a blanket on top of sub, then a wood cabinet door I had that was originally back door scrap at some home furnishing retailer, then sat my Proceed HPA-2 on top of it to connect to the sub via the straight speaker wire, excluding all electronics of sub. Really an ingenious design that gives a customer an ability to keep powering the driver, even if the plate amp is busted.
What do you get with a company like Aerial? they even shipped me a PLATE amp shipping box designed to carry and protect the massive plate amp during shipping. Mine had been in that box for years. Finally, off the tookus, and shipped that bad boy off for an expedient repair with Michael @ Aerial.
Note Eagle and American flags was something I got at my Mom and Dad's as we closed their place out. I saw it, I said you know, it's probably something one of the family gave them as a gift, or it could have been a friend, regardless, it makes a Made in USA, and kick butt STATEMENT.
I bought my Aeriel Acoustic sub a very long time ago. Mike said my amp was quite old unit. No matter, it has a new microprocessor board in it now!!!
Survey sez?!
Even with dust on the plate steel base of my Sonus faber Extrema stand, the Extrema still tries to steal the show from the Aerial SW-12 sub. Not many speakers this old could do that looks wise, but the Extrema have always been an artistic unique legend of home audio, I simply love them. I often called them the Ferrari of home theater speakers, made in Italy and all... heh. I watched like a movie with a younger
:surround::dancenana::dancenana::dancenana:
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