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I should now that since I live in Vegas... but I don't.

lol... dont ask. If you like sound, try Game a Shadows Also.

tecnology marches on

for the entry price, they are hard to beat. give them a try and I bet you will love them.

FYI... you can not give karma... you earn karma. I'm just sayin.

yeah... but a heresy versus an 83 is pretty close even though they are so very different.

here... MUCH MUCH BETTER bucket head!!! live and learn

that might be considered a step sideways or slightly down. different is a better word, and they do have a fairly good sized foot print even though they are not large.

RIP entertainer! FYI, I thought she looked close to death in the 70's.

lay out some parameters... why are they being let go and what are your specifications for replacement. is it merely a size issue? is it a duty requirement issue? consider RB81's you could trade and get cash back probably.

Godspeed Scotty... joy you did bring.

those videos are pretty darn old.

no question... LS. Not sure the CW's would cut it outside.

I always like to cook scrambled eggs when I am naked... but that's just me.

Sure it is larry fast freak... it's a good match as is the 64.

Indeed... very cool. I sold most most of mine off, but at one point I had an OM42(2 of them), HD28, D28, OOO28VS (my fav), D28LF(brazilian lester flatt), OM28V, OM18GE... someday I will be ale to build my collecton again, and if I do... I will be adding Froggy Bottom to my choices.

am I the only one wondering what the worlds second most expensive speakers are? I mean, you take the time build 4.5 million dollar speaker... and you are only second best?

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It's been a long time since I have seen Cornwalls sitting in Wood paneling and treated concrete floors.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8444/7753070484_9c673e1a10_b.jpg About 22' apart

very nice... congratulations.

RF82's or RF7's with a RC52/62 center... done. you may want to check out a KLF30 also, but I dont think they will be as crisp.

good to hear they will be okay.

Yikes... thanks for posting that

Hyabusa is a waste unless you can pick it up for a song. I bought my first NEW road bike in 1980... I've been riding for nearly 33 years, on road and on track. I think when people choose bikes, they don't realize that unlike most vehicle purchases... motorcycles are designed and perform based around specific purposes of usage. if you want balance, you choose a trials bike... if you want duality, you choose a dual purpose/motard... if you want to tour, you choose touring... if you want to look pretty or portray an attitude, choose a hardly Ableson The Hyabusa serves no purpose other than to go fast... IN A STRAIGHT LINE. it's a open class motorcycle that is better suited for the dragstrip if anything... so if you like a BIG HEAVY BIKE to go from stop light to stop light breaking the speed limit, go ahead. if you like to ride, you are better off choosing something more akin to a standard perhaps a sport touring bike if you like distance as part of your equation... if you like to go as fast as you can in the canyons, choose a narrow focused sport bike... and if you like to ride great distances, go with a touring bike. bottom line, do not choose a motorcycle based on stats and/or claims of outright performance. My last three bikes... sadly, I am without a scooter currently [:'(] Daytona RD250 Nera and RD Nera Me... FYI, learn to cover []