That 220v wire feeding your fuse panel is directional. It needs 20 years to burn in. The 13.6kv to the transformer needs an additional 5 years. Your point that a amplifier or speakers with a fuse requires a directional one is ludicrous. It is taken out of context for the intended purpose. Lol.
I certainly understand the situation quite well. I guess that the boutique manufactures of such items appeal to a fool who's money is easily parted. Carry on.
Gary,
In all due respect, I would bet that if you ask Paul McGowan or his associate for schematics as I have done, they would be kind enough to send them for the older Genesis. If they are "lost" then how is it that some schematics are available from PS Audio? I get it that there may not be any...
Here are some schematics from Paul McGowan at PS audio. Theses are for the older servo bass amps and should help us Genesis owners keep them going. If I get more information I will share it with everyone. Happy New Year.
MAK
You can try the hang loose convolver. The number of taps you use effect the lip sync delay for A/V usage. Lower them a bit and see how that works once you find a filter you like. Mitch Barnett developed the convolver with auto rate switching. For FIR filters you need to use RePhase and REW...
Here is a link to the Carver web site. Ed (seas) is who refurbishes the ribbons. You will have to join in order to contact Ed.
https://thecarversite.com/topic/15091-ribbon-repair/
Guys and Gals,
Good news for any of the older Genesis speakers in need of the 48" and larger ribbons rebuilt. During my room construction I have been looking for ribbon rebuilding alternatives for the G2. A gentleman suggested I look around at the Carver line that used the 48" driver in the...