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10cc......Bloody tourists. I know, I know.....but I still love it.

Well.....on my PAPs there are 2 x 15" Neo per side (open baffle).....they are fine for critical listening and work beautifully.....no powered subs needed On my HT set up I use 2 x 12" Daytons per side (sealed cabinets)....they work fine for music, but give me that house shaking that I require from time to time, theyre partnered with my arrays.... 500w On my X-statiks (and for my up coming new 2 ch set-up) I use 2 x 12" "H" frame servo subs by Rythmik and GR Research Most musical/clean subs I've ever heard......and capable of chest thumping if called for.......370w So I guess its.......no, yes, yes.

MERRY CHRISTMAS CARVERITES!!!........and a prosperous new year!

Squeeze my lemon till the juice runs down my leg...... Dont know why I like this one......

My wife has been waiting for this to come out for months.....and, so have I To say Queen music was a huge part of being a teenager in the 70s would be an understatement. I remember hearing Killer Queen on the school bus about "76......blew my mind.

Its a B&W 800 series.....and the center is a Klipsh....seems a weird combo for an HT system.

Very nice. I've been using servo controlled subs for over 7yrs now. Rythmik (Hypex 370w) amps with 12" GR paper cone drivers. A quad in open baffle H frames......wouldnt trade 'em for anything

I remember in the 60s walking around with my Transistor radio......am of course, lol. I heard somewhere that certain songs were recorded and listened to thru Trans radio, and were re-mixed to sound the best......dont know if thats true though. http://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/songs-that-the-transistor-radio-was-made-for.749614/

Heres when your TT was produced and approx what the retail price was when sold new.... https://vintagetechnics.audio/turntables.php

Sex drive...........I think.

Bonjour.......780 for me

Mostly CDs and albums.....I have about 1/2 my collection ripped to puter, but dont bother with it much.....too easy to jump from one artist to another. I'm wondering how many people here have had the opportunity to listen to their CDs on a really outstanding player in their system. I was very lucky a bunch of years ago to buy one of these.....used.....Raysonic 128 http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews/raysonic/cd128.html This player absolutely changed my opinion of Cd playback, and is why I prob still use them as my main "go to"

Back from the vinyl gathering here Aslan.....wife and I looked for this album at almost every vendor.....no luck. I'll still keep my eyes open though.