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haraldo
Audioholic Warlord
How do you like your XT907?
STRONGBADF1
Audioholic Spartan
My Razr M...It's fine. It can be a little slow at times but that's probably the games and apps I have on it and the fact that it's linked to 4 email accounts. I've been thinking on resetting it and starting over. I've had it for a year now...
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GO-NAD!
Audioholic Warlord
....but too lazy to remove the switchplate before painting the wall.
psbfan9
Audioholic Samurai
Hey Fuzz sorry to hear your buddy (Cooper?) is not feeling well. Hoping for the best!
fuzz092888
Audioholic Warlord
Thanks Mac and same to you and Maddie. I think he's currently a grade 4, but there are some other health issues thrown in as well. I don't know if it was the breeder or just the litter, but we got two dogs from that breeder and litter and both had a ton of health issues, although Copper has had far fewer than Odie, who we had to put down at a little over 1 (we bought Odie, found out he was really sick and the breeder sent us Copper for "free"). I've had Copper full time since finishing from college and my Mom has two Caveliers, Mocha (black and tan) and Chai (ruby).
Thanks man. His name is Copper. One of his favorite activities is waiting until you fold all the clothes and then messing them up to form a nest for himself, and yes that is the brand new bed we bought him that he's resting his paw on
Steve81
Audioholics Five-0
Important Breaking News: Kim Kardashian is back to dark hair. The world is right again.
haraldo
Audioholic Warlord
Who is this?
Steve81
Audioholics Five-0
majorloser
Moderator
I was more thinking of "skank".
afterlife2
Audioholic Warlord
Aluminum wrap underneath floor speakers for noise. Does it work? Me a and buddy went to a Bose store about 4-5 years ago because he likes the speakers and he owned a pair at the time and still has them. He asked the salesperson what can I do to reduce noise to my neighbor downstairs and he said just put aluminum foil on the floor and a towel over it. Sounded like BS to me, but he told me recently it worked for him. Thoughts?
ImcLoud
Audioholic Ninja
I call bs on that one....
If you have a vibration issue, the best thing to do is absorb it and make sure anything that is vibrating is secure... I had a tenant that was constantly complaining about her upstaris neighbor and his tv, he only had a little sony subwoofer, but I wanted to make everyone happy so, I lined upa meeting between the 3 of us. I had him put his tv louder than he normally plays it and we went down stairs, the issue was she had some things vibrating in her home on the walls, some double sided tape on her hanging pictures, a piece of soft foam under his subwoofer {we dissected a couch cushion for it}, and a verbal agreement not to play the subwoofer before 9am and after 9pm {I bought him a timer for the subwoofer outlet, so it would automatically shut off after 9pm}. and everyone was happy..
It just takes a little consideration and attention to detail to cut down on the noise, but I have to say shiny foil to reflect sound waves and a towel to absorb sounds like BS when used in such small scale..
If you have a vibration issue, the best thing to do is absorb it and make sure anything that is vibrating is secure... I had a tenant that was constantly complaining about her upstaris neighbor and his tv, he only had a little sony subwoofer, but I wanted to make everyone happy so, I lined upa meeting between the 3 of us. I had him put his tv louder than he normally plays it and we went down stairs, the issue was she had some things vibrating in her home on the walls, some double sided tape on her hanging pictures, a piece of soft foam under his subwoofer {we dissected a couch cushion for it}, and a verbal agreement not to play the subwoofer before 9am and after 9pm {I bought him a timer for the subwoofer outlet, so it would automatically shut off after 9pm}. and everyone was happy..
It just takes a little consideration and attention to detail to cut down on the noise, but I have to say shiny foil to reflect sound waves and a towel to absorb sounds like BS when used in such small scale..
Adam
Audioholic Jedi
Foil sounds ineffective, but the towel seems like it might do something.
fuzz092888
Audioholic Warlord
You could make a hat out of the foil and keep out unwanted brain incursions by the government.
Adam
Audioholic Jedi
Tin foil, yes. Aluminum foil...no. Their new geosynchronous satellite surveillance will cut through aluminum like Alex through cake.
fuzz092888
Audioholic Warlord
Hmm good point. Maybe if you wrapped your entire head with the aluminum foil it would disorient you enough so that you would notice any vibrations coming from your speakers.
Adam
Audioholic Jedi
I should have tried that with my amps.
fuzz092888
Audioholic Warlord
Maybe I should try it to see if it helps with spouses/fiances/GF's. If it does, shark tank here I comeI should have tried that with my amps.
Adam
Audioholic Jedi
Could you please refresh my memory - where are Philharmonics made? Boston?
fuzz092888
Audioholic Warlord
MD. Dennis is in Bethesda, although I'm not sure if he's still using Del for the cabs. Either way it'll be in MD and shipped from Dennis' home in Bethesda. Thinking of ordering a pair?
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