This thread was inspired by the "Blue Ray Disc failures reported" and the "Turkey Of The Year Award" and those that just love audio magic.
I present to you the most advanced in all audio advances, the Tice clock was just a clock, now it is so many much more than that, it is a Tice Clock/CD/Radio. Try wrapping your brain with ERS paper and see if your mind still isn't totally blown away by this amazing new product thingy! I swear on a stack of Holy Cheese this is the most anticipated and awesome audiophile advancement known to mankind, it simply rocks the house down! This is the stuff that stuff is made of, really, I am not even kidding around.
Listen as it attacks every sense in your body and soul, it pounds the walls down to oblivion and takes you on a "magical mystery tour". If you don't believe it, we will just keep telling you to believe it without any supporting evidence or scientific proof until you believe it anyway. I will quote one of the most well known audio enthusiast to ever walk the earth, he was supposed to be the next President of the United States, Al Gore. "The new Tice clock system is a dream, I am super serial about this system, excelsior!"
If you look closely at these photographical representations of my awesome stereo you can see I did not skimp on the quality of components chosen.
As you can see the Tice Clock/CD/Radio uses a very special output device with ERS paper shielding to completely obliterate all known interference, even from the sun, it is that good.
I continued to use the ERS paper to shield more components from damaging interference from other components and outside thingies.
There we see the Hi-Fi turntable, with 8-track, it humbles most systems that aren't Tice clock related. I have used ERS paper on this also.
For my reference music I used the highest quality of recordings I could find, and of course the best recordings ever are on the "Now" discs. I have compiled some of the best "Now" songs on to one disc from artists such as NSYNC, Backstreet Boys, and Jennifer Lopez.
I hope that everyone catches on to this fad sooner or later, because if you don't you will never listen to anything beyond mediocre sound.
I hope someone enjoys reading and looking at this as much as I enjoyed making it, FIN.
