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A couple more shots toward the mountains and the last one looking back toward town. Flood warning in town for tomorrow.

Wire hangers? Or no wire hangers?

Yes this is a really good upbeat jazz fusion album with parallels to Weather Report. It reflects the development of instrumental jazz in the late 1970s. His current album is called " High North " and was released in May this year.

Not a great example of good photography. The hot chick in the back is out of focus! All I can make out is the nerd in front! 😎

Tonight - a bit of jazz fusion from 1979 with an upbeat rhythm - you could say it’s toe tapping This artist is an Icelandic keyboard player, arranger and producer, that was born in Denmark Artist - Jakob Magnusson Title - Special Treatment

It was a beautiful afternoon here yesterday Two views of the same rock

I received a very well boxed set of Dave A LMAHL Tweeters in the mail yesterday from Dave A. First off they are beautiful! The machining is gorgeous. My Forte 1s have been in my family for over 40 years and after installing Dave A,s LMAHL,s they have never sounded better. First impressions are WOW!!!!! Dave packed them well and included the DE10 Drivers, his machined aluminum lenses, a tube of Loctite some extra leads and great documentation on how to instal the tweeters in my Fortes. Per Daves suggestion I picked up some Lpads and wired them up ready to install as soon as I started to to work on the project. Removing the passive radiator made the instal much easier than removing the midrange horn. I decided to hold off installing the Lpads until I listened to the speakers to see if I found the tweeters to be too HOT without attenuating them down. My first impressions are that these tweeters take my vintage Fortes to another level and at first listen I don't find them too loud in my system. I had installed Bob Crites titanium tweeters about 5 years ago and liked the sound they presented but they are not as clear, clean and with the presence Dave,s LMAHL,s. They now sound like a much richer speaker than before. I have listened to Joni Mitchel, Neil Diamond, Peter Frampton Acoustic, Jethro Tull, etc -and damn - in less than an hour they sound truly magnificent. I'd love to hear the Forte iiis just to see if they sound as good as my Forte 1s with Dave A,s LMAHL,s. and...big thanks to Dave for all his help and creating such a great product! Cheers! I'l let you know after I get 24 hours or so on them if Im still as happy with them. If I find they break in and get too hot I will add the Lpads in but as of now I think they sound amazing as is.

Young Rooster. Very friendly. City of Madison allows up to four hens but no roosters. Guessing this poor guy proclaimed his dudeness and was let go.

What’s up guys I know it’s been along time since I’ve visited the forum. Just wanted to stop by and share a good deal with you guys. Be blessed If someone needs me to go check them out they are pretty local to me https://letgo.onelink.me/O2PG/f238bc7f

I treat my lp's like offspring..

Don’t stack records flat They will develop warps So store records vertically 👌

http://assets.klipsch.com/product-specsheets/KPT-684-SW-Data-Sheet-v03.pdf Current product I think.

No way for me, I hear they make you go bald.

`Morning folks. Still coming to grips with the doubled record collection. My brother came to town to go see mom in the hospital so I'm at the house all day. This am I'm getting my coffee table back. Those farm-plast super crates mentioned a few times last year are very good size wise for records. They are deep enough that the LPs do not stick out of the top of the crate. Unfortunately if you have lost your crates from the 70s or 80s you are out of luck because these are made of a plastic that cannot handle the weight of vinyl. Half of the furniture included with the collection arrived this morning, these aren't crates this is decent cabinetry! Now what's in the toy box can go in here if it will stay in vertically! Will try to join you again spinning soon, before one phone call ends there is another incoming last few days.

nothing more enjoyable that a Train Ride , forget the security , all aboard , ,you can open the windows , and even stretch your feet in full comfort , even lay down on wide seats - with great company , and the fun part is taking the time to enjoy life -

French dressing? Surrenders to all manor of salads —

Yeah, the winds can be pretty stiff. Blew some of our roof off a few years ago. I’ve been able to put my Yukon in neutral and let the wind push me a good part of the way to town a few times. The snow drifts over last couple of winters have been especially challenging. Reminds me of the Arctic sometimes. Then, there’s the flooding in the low areas. Then, there’s wildland fire season that seems to be getting worse each passing year. Been seeing grizzlies out here too recently. It’s wild country and can see some extremes - I love it. Thunder and lighting tonight.

Thinking about building a new place

My lips are sealed... 🤐

Very good reply Yes turn the box sideways as you don’t want to give the next owner warped records

I can babysit them for you.😁

I have never ever until today done that, those will be sold when the record store starts taking in product again. Even so I can lay that crate out longways on the floor there... or empty it halfway and put it on top of the others like it's supposed to be. Hope less than 12 hours wouldn't have hurt them permanently!

JohnJ This must be an optical illusion.

.They're both right. I've owned LaScalas since 1979. Called dealer and asked what would work with them for me to make a HT system (this is 20 years ago).... they said "ACADEMY!!!" I said, ship me three of them. It was a total fail. The output of the Academy verses the output of the horn loaded LaScala was akin to bringing a water pistol to the battle of the bulge.... I've since sold the Academy's. If you have the room, another LaScala. If you don't have the room, I'd go phantom (which is what I've done over the years)

I don't know. $1.29/lb., cleaned, butchered and ready to cook. Keep him as a pet.

I thought you were referring to a different Nomad.

Well it’s about damn time. Realtor association in Texas is allowing listing agents to change the term “master” bedroom to “primary” bedroom due to its roots to slavery. Yep, first thing that I thought about when looking at the largest bedroom in a home was slavery. Next up - masterbation. Just another Monday in the greatest country in the world —

@Rivernuggets you have my old 396's and I used them with a 684 sub for awhile and lets just say you would be hard pressed to find a better match I cant imagine what 2 of these would be like with some 396's! OP GLWS these are fine subs.

Thanks. 200 miles away. Maybe I will make an offer.

So did you buy?

ok - -Perfectly flame-grilled. WHOPPER® Sandwich is a ¼ lb* of savory flame-grilled beef topped with cheese, juicy tomatoes, fresh lettuce, creamy mayonnaise , ketchup, crunchy pickles, and sliced white onions on a soft sesame seed bun.

Left Reno once and didn't stop (other than for gas and food) until we hit Mount Rushmore. That was a LONG drive. When I got tired I told the gal with me to drive for awhile. After a bit she told me to keep her awake because she was so tired. Then I drove again and told her to keep me awake -- so neither of us got to sleep. Said I'd never do that again, then did a year later from Michigan to Vegas. oh being young and indestructible. Nowadays, I call an uber to take me to my car.

that is dangerously close to French Dressing

A third LaScala.

when going to Northern Quebec , we go through Tadoussac which has a Ferry , the weather is usually - 50 in the winter or lower , if your truck's or semi or car motor is shut , it may not restart and then you are in serious trouble , you leave everything running , even when refueling at a gas station -and you plug it in ---- the people who live in these areas are just the best , if you need help , they will stop and take care of you -

Thank you. Those are very well done!

if you're referring to the sandwich ... I don't put ketchup on a tomato sandwich. Granted, I'd probably like it just the same though.

I thought you may have liked to see this -here is a picture of an enclosed khorn ------with the panels painted black --it cleans up the sides and rear end of a khorn ------

Two campers are hiking in the woods when one is bitten on the rear end by a rattlesnake. "I'll go into town for a doctor," the other says. He runs ten miles to a small town and finds the only doctor delivering a baby. "I can't leave," the doctor says. "But here's what to do. Take a knife, cut a little X where the bite is, suck out the poison and spit it on the ground." The guy runs back to his friend, who is in agony. "What did the doctor say?" the victim cries. "He says you're gonna die."

Wow, I would hate the thought of someone out there returning my calls.

I could never live in the city after living out in the country. No where near as remote as you but it is still 9 miles around the block and we have trees everywhere. No expansive views but that's OK since it is hills and trees in the way.

just PM RandyH 000 he has all the answers for all your questions

Hi, I drive my Forte III with a Pass Labs 30W power amplifier. Works well. For an integrated, it is worth considering the Int-25 and if you have a chance do a trial.

I'm still trying to get my act together. Buddy stopped over last evening with a case of Heineken and I forced him to actually LISTEN to a few LP's. lolol He likes to think I'm his DJ and here to play for him then put them away. THAT doesn't happen. You pull it, you put it away I don't care HOW drunk it is out! I think we were over-served since I woke up at noon today. Ha! Fun pushing a few of his buttons though!

True story, which I think I've mentioned on the Forum before. I'm away at college, run out of clean laundry and figure it's time to go visit Mom. So I load up a pillow case with stinky stuff and hitch a ride home. Arrive at dusk. Walk up to my front door. No lights on. Gee they must be out. Put my key in the door. It doesn't turn. Look through the windows and the place is empty! They thought they'd ditch me but I tracked them down. Kind of a weird way to say goodbye to the home you grew up in. I'm sure they told me they were moving but it obviously didn't register. I was in college and my thoughts were focused on things like girls and beer, and I'm pretty sure there were something called classes in there somewhere.

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This guy (Flight To Mars) playing this guy's (UFO) music.