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j_garcia

j_garcia

Audioholic Jedi
Ordered a Lovesac "sactional" couch. Fits together like legos lol, so we can configure how we want. It will arrive next Sat. The room is kind of small and we have a fireplace on one side, so we need the configurability.
 
Alex2507

Alex2507

Audioholic Slumlord
I scored a Middle Atlantic rack mounted power center PD-915R for 30 bucks off Marketplace. I think it's 1 rack unit, real thin, super cool seeing as how the Monster Power thing decided not to work after not being used for a couple of years. Maybe a fuse? That would be cool but I never get that lucky.

Also my wife's company AAA gave her an old used Dell Latitude 5420 i5. I'm trying to set it up. Of course it's kicking my @ss. Why does tech stuff not like me? WTF is a Microsoft account? It's doing updates and making me set up an Outlook email and not cooperating in general. Free, right? :rolleyes:

EDIT: Pretty cool thing about the 5420 is that it's Windows 11 Pro.
 
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j_garcia

j_garcia

Audioholic Jedi
Upstairs faces west and gets full sun in the afternoon. She said she just stayed downstairs when it was hot all these years lol; rarely turning on the house AC. AC unit is old and need to be recharged and it is starting to get warm this week. Downstairs remains cool most of the time. Ordered a portable AC for that room.

Looks like it will be pretty warm for the first FIFA game here this Sat. 70s yesterday, 86 today, 93 tomorrow, 89 Sat, is what it says.
 
Verdinut

Verdinut

Audioholic Spartan
I've just bought a pepper and salt mill set.
These kitchen tools were designed by the 1919 founded British Cole & Mason company. America's Test Kitchen recently named the Derwent pepper mill as their all-time favorite pepper mill.

I just tried both the pepper and the salt grinders. These use an acrylic body to show what's left in them. Let me tell you that the pepper mill pours more uniform ground pepper than a Peugeot which I also have:
 
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j_garcia

j_garcia

Audioholic Jedi
I've just bought a pepper and salt mill set.
These kitchen tools were designed by the 1919 founded British Cole & Mason company. America's Test Kitchen recently named the Derwent pepper mill as their all-time favorite pepper mill.

I just tried both the pepper and the salt grinders. These use an acrylic body to show what's left in them. Let me tell you that the pepper mill pours more uniform ground pepper than a Peugeot which I also have:
Nice. I bought these a month ago. I already have a pepper grinder in the kitchen, needed both for the table.

 

Tankini

Audioholic General
Well, fellas I don't hangout in here much like I use too, but I just ordered a pair of these with the best dealer friend a person can have! @AcuDefTechGuy. Got the matching center channel coming with these 85i tower's!

I been wanting a pair of these ever since RBH put these out. I did watch Genes (AH) YouTube channel with Shady J. On these RBH 85i presentation. I Highly recommend watching anything on Genes YouTube channel!

Coming in soon, I'll post up my thoughts when they come in and setup..I had to down size moved, to a much smaller apartment. I sit about 6ft from my TV and LCR speakers. Can't move back any there's a wall right behind my sofa Sooo. I'll put them Polk ES 20 bookshelf speakers in my bedroom where they belong. They ok, but let's be real for a minute they are Not RBH speakers are they.



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davidscott

davidscott

Audioholic Spartan
I don't usually listen to headphones but I got a pair of like new AKG 361s for $59 on Prime. Close to half price of MSRP.
 
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