adwilk
Audioholic Ninja
Thanks, man... later...
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Adam
Audioholic Jedi
Just don't let this whole forum title thing go to your head. Wouldn't want to see you on the news as another crazy dude.
[Recycled from before, but still a goody.]
[Recycled from before, but still a goody.]
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mperfct
Audioholic Samurai
I'm trying to shake a sinus headache. At least I have some coffee to enjoy this morning. Is anyone here?
lsiberian
Audioholic Overlord
I'm here. Sinus headaches suck majorly. I get one anytime I eat something with corn syrup.
lsiberian
Audioholic Overlord
Uses the beta 20 tweeter I believe. But that midrange can be crossed with something. I can't remember what atm. I'll let you know when my mind gets clear again.
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Moderator
pzaur
Audioholic Samurai
mperfct
Audioholic Samurai
twelve hundred.
Davemcc
Audioholic Spartan
I have just returned from British Columbia. My brother got married. I go back to work tomorrow.
adk highlander
Sith Lord
Congrats to him, I hope you had a great time. How did the music work out?
Davemcc
Audioholic Spartan
The music worked out fine...sort of. He had a set of Klipsch Heresy and a decent reciever. The event was a split indoor/outdoor event. The system was set up outside on a patio and sounded pretty good. Just as the evening started to get going with a few people dancing, they decided to drag everybody back inside for the cake cutting. Being a cool night, nobody came back outside and the music ended up being primarily for the amusement of the kids. Most people left early but the adults that stayed came out later in the evening and danced till the end.
It was a different type of event altogether. Bocce ball and badminton at 2pm, dinner at 6pm, vows outdoors at 8pm. The audio system was set up primarily for the outdoor vows ceremony. Dancing, etc. was not a real priority. My brother was happy with the way things turned out and I guess that's all that matters.
It was a different type of event altogether. Bocce ball and badminton at 2pm, dinner at 6pm, vows outdoors at 8pm. The audio system was set up primarily for the outdoor vows ceremony. Dancing, etc. was not a real priority. My brother was happy with the way things turned out and I guess that's all that matters.
mperfct
Audioholic Samurai
That sounds pretty cool, Dave. I like different kinds of weddings. My wedding was pretty de facto, but was fun because it was on 12-31-99 and we all thought we were going to die (at least that's what the media said).
My favorite weddings have been different than the standard weddings, like an Hindi-Christian wedding once or even the outdoor weddings are a nice change of pace. I'm still waiting for some friends to get married in Bora Bora, that won't be a wedding that I will miss, that's for sure.
Speaking of unusual weddings, my wife and I are getting re-married on either Whistler or Blackcomb the 1st full week of January next year. That'll be 10 years for us...my how time flies.
My favorite weddings have been different than the standard weddings, like an Hindi-Christian wedding once or even the outdoor weddings are a nice change of pace. I'm still waiting for some friends to get married in Bora Bora, that won't be a wedding that I will miss, that's for sure.
Speaking of unusual weddings, my wife and I are getting re-married on either Whistler or Blackcomb the 1st full week of January next year. That'll be 10 years for us...my how time flies.
lsiberian
Audioholic Overlord
my wife is driving me nuts.
And I'm already crazy. I think it will get better once I adjust more, but it's different for sure.
And I'm already crazy. I think it will get better once I adjust more, but it's different for sure.
mperfct
Audioholic Samurai
Adjusted=domesticated.
Before you were married, you saw guys at the mall with kid snot on their shirt, soul-less eyes with blank expressions, and mini-van keys in their pocket, you wondered what happened to them.
And now you know.
At least I don't have the mini-van.
adwilk
Audioholic Ninja
You'll get used to it, man.
I just found a pair of Acoustic Research TSW 610 on craigslist and got the green light to nab em for 30 bucks. Seems like a good deal if they are in good condition.
I also found and Adcom GFA 6000 and Marantz AV550 for 450 total. Also seems like a good deal, although I don't need or want either of those things... hmmm.... stupid audio addiction
I just found a pair of Acoustic Research TSW 610 on craigslist and got the green light to nab em for 30 bucks. Seems like a good deal if they are in good condition.
I also found and Adcom GFA 6000 and Marantz AV550 for 450 total. Also seems like a good deal, although I don't need or want either of those things... hmmm.... stupid audio addiction
Alex2507
Audioholic Slumlord
I'm jealous.
You shouldn't stray too far away from family friendly AH.
To each other?
lsiberian
Audioholic Overlord
No mini-van for me. I'll happily get the hatchback version of my car though.Adjusted=domesticated.
Before you were married, you saw guys at the mall with kid snot on their shirt, soul-less eyes with blank expressions, and mini-van keys in their pocket, you wondered what happened to them.
And now you know.
At least I don't have the mini-van.
It's turbocharged.
STRONGBADF1
Audioholic Spartan
mperfct
Audioholic Samurai
One would hope, this trip ain't cheap.He thinks he'll get some on the honeymoon...
Alex2507
Audioholic Slumlord
Odd, my secret to steady ... porkingHe thinks he'll get some on the honeymoon...
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