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Moving to Residence in the Mountains:
Part 2
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The truck has its rear door open. Not sure why
they did that (probably so that the two guys would feel more
comfortable riding inside. But a few minutes after this picture they
close the rear door (wouldn't want any large heavy speakers to slide
out during the steep parts of the drive, would we?). |
We follow the moving truck as it makes its way up
to the other house.
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| We were moving other things
that day... As you can see, it is
quite a trek from the driveway up to the house. |
The truck at the bottom of the stairs.
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Sword is only about 250-300 lbs, but it is large and awkward. |
Bringing the first sword up the stairs.
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There are a number of obstacles on this course
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Rounding the second to last turn...
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Coming in over the threshold...
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The first one is here. Looks lonely...
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| It was easier to lug the big
boys up the side of the mountain than to navigate all the stairs at
the bottom. |
Bringing up the last bass unit.
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It was a wet summer, everything is still green
here even in late August.
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Even after running up the side of he mountain,
there are still about 25 stairs to get up.
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Slow and easy - accidents would be dangerous and
probably expensive.
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Roberto and Tony.
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This is the last bass unit on the last run of
stairs - everybody is tired.
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Up.. up...
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Finally there. Almost done...
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| We put carpet sliders under the
feet (7 per side, 4 under the bass unit and 3 under the Sword unit).
This may or may not have sonic effect but we need to be able to
optimize the positions of the Triolons after they are setup. |
The carpet sliders that go under the feet. They
are quite squished.
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Lifting the heavy bass unit up into a standing
position
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| Just like taking apart the
speakers, it takes someone to move Sword unit and someone (or two,
moving these speakers across plush carpet isn't easy) to move the
bass unit. |
Scooting the bass unit to nest up next to the
Sword.
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??? (sorry), Dan, Roberto and Tony...Thanks
for all your help guys!
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