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Those legs look great, really great, but depending on floor construction and other factors they may act as springs/tuning forks and amplify resonant frequencies. I'd consider some kind of isolation from the floor/attachment to the wall stud as suggested. Might work just fine, though. [Edit]...

The "videoseries" doc that keeps downloading is an .swf file. Perhaps a Flash vector animation graphic for Audioholics? (http ://www.youtube.com/v/videoseries?list=UUF9cWy6zaWsgdAy-kv2q4VQ without the spaces after the "http.") I don't run Flash on my Mac, and it's not natively supported on...

I'm up to "videoseries-29DOTswf" fwiw. Wassup?

Whenever I go to a new page on forumsDOTaudioholicsDOTcom a document with the name "videoseries" automatically downloads to my desktop computer. Every time. This happens in Mac OSX running Safari 6.2. When I open the document in TextEdit it's a bunch of unintelligible code. Wassup? Same thing...

^^^ WTF???

Pere Ubu - Musicians Are Scum <iframe width="420" height="315" src="//www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/42knIb1F3CU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Heh.

Happy Constitution Day! (September 17, 1787) Q: How many Marxists does it take to screw in a commie light bulb? . . . A: None. It contains the seeds of its own revolution. . . (rimshot!)

Also, let's not forget that in this day and age, and more than ever, the personal is political. There is a lot more riding on this whole mess than the facts, whatever they really are. Lots of "players" with their angle and an agenda waiting to leverage whatever they can out of it.

Oil check!

Saw this multiple places on the 'net... NFL Lawyer: A player got arrested for poppin' Mollie. Roger Goodell: Two game suspension. Lawyer: "Mollie" is a drug. Goodell: Okay, four games then...

"The Dukes of Stratosphear" Ecstacy, by any other name… ;) (also, part of the genre known as "TheOther'80s") . .

I've seen this, I believe. I certainly remember the title. It's of a piece with "The Ninth Configuration" (Stacy Keach), if I'm remembering things correctly. Just much weirder, if that's possible. I attended college in the '80s. There's the '80s everyone recalls, which was all Flock of...

Sid Vicious single, 1978.

Thanks for posting the R.L. Burnside tune. Looks and sounds very similar to his contribution of "Jumper On the Line" from the 1992 film "Deep Blues," produced by Dave Stewart (Eurythmics) and written/narrated by musicologist Robert Palmer. R.L. is older in that film, of course. Otherwise this...

First thing, sorry to hear you had a bad day. I hate it when I eff up and have to eat my own crow later. Just proves you're a good guy. Second thing, where do people get off telling perfect strangers what they can and can't do. Fat chick was lucky all she got were a few words. Third thing, you...

Very similar (but likely nicer) than a Savage-Anschutz .22 target rifle I had in high school c. 1976. Mine had iron sights, and the pseudo-checkering/texturing on the grip portion of the stock was produced using walnut-chip-sandblasting, if that makes sense. Sold that lovely little rifle to pay...

^^^ Simple solutions to complex problems...

August, 1974 was the first summer of my teenage years. All I remember was the sight of the president looking into the camera all slack-jowls and droopy-dog eyes, arms raised flying double-barrel peace signs and mumbling something along the lines of "I am NOT a D.I.C.K!" 'May be a little foggy...

This is the crux of the biscuit, I think. It's the reason I've found, say, Mobile Fidelity, Sony MasterSound, etc. releases have generally sounded much better to me than the mass produced stuff. They're remastered, usually for the better, and the dynamic range is greater, which is a plus if your...

In the spirit of Pogue Colonel: Q: What did Marxists use before candles? . . . A: Electricity... . .