Can anyone identify what this is?
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LMAO! Read BB's response then click on image for full understanding. Warning...stomach may hurt afterwards.
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jocam said:
Thanks BB,
I was keeping my mouth shut, but this is one of my pet peeves (this is not directed against the OP)--when the pic is tiny and the "full size image" is... smaller
That always gets my eyes rolling. :roll:
RenovationGeorge said:
wrong. clearly a Klipsch La Scala.
Had a pair years ago, recognized it right off.
ON topic.. No data plate or anything on the back or bottom?
jocam said:
+1 That was funny. I appreciate good humor
. Thanks for the second pic post.....I'm not familiar with it.cass
This isn't quite the wealth of knowlege I was expecting. I would like to that those people who did reply for hijacking this post for the purpose of showing how much of a smartazz one can be. NOTE: if your comment isn't going to contribute to the point or question of the OP, keep it to yourself. Otherwise, you're just in the way.
FYI- its a regency R90
FYI- its a regency R90
That Regency looks like a really nice stove/fireplace. Glad you found out what it is, and good luck with it! A search of the forum shows that there are a few folks here who have those.
Go easy on the folks here, everyone who commented was looking because they were trying to help, if it looked familiar they would have spoken up regarding that, and if they didn't know at least their comments bumped it back up to the top again.
Go easy on the folks here, everyone who commented was looking because they were trying to help, if it looked familiar they would have spoken up regarding that, and if they didn't know at least their comments bumped it back up to the top again.
byrdman73 said:
You need to lighten up byrdman as we are having fun here.. That stove looks cool but unlike anything I have seen.. If it is mass manufactured it should have a plate mounted on the backside.. Many insurance companies do not like a stove that is not certified or tested and rightfully so.. Personally I think it does look like a high temp concert speaker myself..
Ray
Sorry I posted my little tid bit before I read the post that showed you are not in the mood for fun. Good luck with that!byrdman73 said:
There will be no fun and frivolity here . . .
On the serious side it sounds like BM has discoverd it is a Regency through his own search.
And for better or for worse, welcome to the hearth BM.
On the serious side it sounds like BM has discoverd it is a Regency through his own search.
And for better or for worse, welcome to the hearth BM.
Seriously; It looks like a pair of Peavey SP2X 1000 Watt Speakers, but alas, it's way too small. :lol:
byrdman73 said:
Just thinking maybe you could buy one more and have a hot concert in your livingroom... Maybe even hook them up to your surround stereo.. I tried the headphone version from the same company but they burned my ears off..
:ahhh:
Ray
byrdman73 said:
WOW, I popped back here to see if you got an answer.. <SORRY I/WE MAY HAVE UPSET YOU>
Welcome to the hearth. Don't let the web page slap you on the azz as you move onto another, more proffesional and knowledgeable site. Maybe with zero knowledge of your own you shouldn't buy things you don't know what they are, expecting the rest of the world to jump to your aid at the drop of a hat.
Good luck.
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