Hi,
After picking up a couple of LK100s off eBay last week for an absolute bargain price considering they're in great condition and quite high serial numbers, I'm now in the position where I can think about going active on my Keilidhs. The problem is there's no Keilidh active cards to be found on eBay!
Am I right in thinking that I don't need to just search for Keilidh activ - I can also use 5120 and Ninka mono cards for the bass and 5120/Tukan/Sekrit/Ninka and Katan mono cards for the treble? Also, are there other good sources for second hand cards people can recommend?
The LK100's are SN11xxx and so look like they are the ones that don't require soldering/disassembly and simply plugging the cards in. In fact, the seller even left the metal trays in loaded with Keltik bass and treble cards with the cables simply unplugged. Are there any gotchas I should worry about or is it really just 'plug in and go'?
The only downside is one of the tweeters appears to be dead - only replace them a few months ago!
Thanks,
Dave
After picking up a couple of LK100s off eBay last week for an absolute bargain price considering they're in great condition and quite high serial numbers, I'm now in the position where I can think about going active on my Keilidhs. The problem is there's no Keilidh active cards to be found on eBay!
Am I right in thinking that I don't need to just search for Keilidh activ - I can also use 5120 and Ninka mono cards for the bass and 5120/Tukan/Sekrit/Ninka and Katan mono cards for the treble? Also, are there other good sources for second hand cards people can recommend?
The LK100's are SN11xxx and so look like they are the ones that don't require soldering/disassembly and simply plugging the cards in. In fact, the seller even left the metal trays in loaded with Keltik bass and treble cards with the cables simply unplugged. Are there any gotchas I should worry about or is it really just 'plug in and go'?
The only downside is one of the tweeters appears to be dead - only replace them a few months ago!
Thanks,
Dave