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Lynyrd Skynyrd Call Me The Breeze

Blue Oyster Cult Cities On Flame 🔥

So many new suggestions to try. Thank you.

Welcome to TCS!

Welcome from Virginia! Enjoy your stay! Nice equipment suite you have there!

Jefferson Starship - Nuclear Furniture

Sheet Music Singer Mister Dooley (1902)

Thanks Charlie. I have not really looked at posting dates much, is it an older forum?

Felix Mayol Viens Poupoule (1904)

How nice to have a new face! We're glad you made it...

Len Spencer Arkansas Traveler (1902)

British Patriotic Song Land Of Hope And Glory (1902)

Arthur J. Lamb & Harry Von Tilzer Jennie Lee (1902)

A great cover of Cat Stevens - Sheryl Crow's First Cut is the Deepest

My favorite cover of Stan Jones - Mary McCaslin's Ghost Riders in the Sky

J. W. Myers On A Sunday Afternoon (1902)

Harry Macdonough The Mansion Of Breaking Hearts (1902)

Harry Macdonough Pretty Mollie Shannon (1902)

Len Spencer & Gilbert Girard Day Break At Calamity Farm (1902)

Chauncy Olcott My Wild Irish Rose (1913)

Byron G. Harlan & Frank C. Staley Two Rubes In A Tavern (1902)

Good morning! I just found this forum and am glad to join. I have been building a higher end room and system now for going on 25 years, and doing it on a budget. While I have committed the cardinal sin of combining 2 channel audio with home theater, I am very happy with how it is turning out. Here is a brief overview of my system: Sources include a Outlaw Audio 990 preamp, Oppo DVD/CD player, and a Denon turntable Output side gets complicated: Linkwitz designed 3 way active crossover feeding two Adcom GFA 545 and one Carver M500 amps into self built, but Linkwitz designed "Phoenix" loudspeakers. Velodyne sub (modified) powered by an Oppo monoblock amp, then an Adcom GFA 7000 5 channel amp powering my center/surrounds. I recently reconditioned my M500 amp with all new caps and other related parts and she is sounding fantastic. I would like to pick up an older Carver Sonic Holography generator to add into my mains at some point. I will add photos once I have that privelage.

Bob Roberts Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home (1902)