Royster

Well I guess for me it started as a kid. Really never had been around anything else. Dad had short horns until 77 when he bought new khorns, 2 uncles had korns, dads pals had scallas. There was a dealer in Villa Park, Il called Hifi Hucth. Walked in there 05,30,1982. walked out with Corns,nak dragon tape deck, denon TT with dp 103 cart, denon int amp...... thought that i had gone to hifi heaven. Hauled all this back to my studio apt, which was a stero syst, and a california king water bed. AHHHHHHHH the simpler days. So it was only right for me to continue the chain. Now had dads horns, scallas, kg 3.5, kg 2.5, rsw 15 x 2, promedia. And if car adio was offered wold switch from my Oz Audio.

weeeelllll...... As far as current vixens go. Gwen is a hot little thing... even though I am a old fart now.....lol She could holler for me anytime.

we have Roadrunner and love it. The speed (can watch movies as you down load them). It is always on, just click IE icon on desktop (no waiting to connect). And we pay $30.00 per month. It is one of the few things we send payment out each month for, that we don't mind.

Look under the avatar.... member since>>>>>>> Not 1.5 years. lol clown

---------------- On 6/20/2005 3:02:56 PM dragonfyr wrote: Whatever you say Barney. Aren't you from Compton?! Nice job! What, a thousand rounds in to an unarmed person's car... And still missed him!!!! ---------------- The name is not Barney.... But if that is a nickname that you wish to lable me with, so be it. Now i guess a fitting one for would be what? I have it from this point forward you will be known as "*** Bag"..... Does that work?

try answering the afore mentioned questions........ That would be to simple, you would rather wind folks up with your bable....

---------------- On 6/20/2005 3:21:50 PM dragonfyr wrote: ---------------- On 6/20/2005 3:08:03 PM Royster wrote: Maybe they waiting for you to tell thwm what the were doing wrong. ---------------------- And coming from one among several who have NEVER contributed ONE single intelligible idea pertinent to acoustics, I find it interesting that you accuse me of not trying to discuss those very issues and only trying to cause trouble. Ah, as you have obviously not read not understood anything regarding EW or MCACC, you can't EQ non-minimum phase signals, and per Pioneer, they attempt to do so by analyzing the reverberant field in a small room! And the response being "ignore what Pioneer writes and trust that the 'scientists' are doing incredible magical things in the back room", isn't quite sufficient! Oh, and per a little agency called the US Secret Service, a situation that cannot be resolved in 3 rounds is OUT OF CONTROL! >1000 rounds! Yep, the problem is that you don't have sufficient semi-auto weaponry! And I don't recall having you called in when we were addressing the CSX railway incident 1.5 years ago either! But I guess you don't know what I am talking about! But we're lucky to have someone doing dog rounds. ---------------- 1.5 years ago, you were not even a member of the forumthen......... Bable all you wish your colors show quite clearly....... Buy the way do you even own any Klipsh gear????????

Some of the best thin in the world. Gepptos, vilanovas, perrys piza joynt all tine legends. You should try more then a couple states. I agree pizza delivery for the most part is bunk.

In my line of work, I get to hear all the street slang. It's a language all of it's own. lol

I bet! And just think that was real bass...... pre rap.... lol

---------------- On 6/20/2005 3:02:56 PM dragonfyr wrote: Whatever you say Barney. Aren't you from Compton?! Nice job! What, a thousand rounds in to an unarmed person's car... And still missed him!!!! ---------------- Maybe they waiting for you to tell thwm what the were doing wrong. Your post's are quite clearly aimed at getting folks wound up. Quite sad really, when someone thinks he is a expert on all topics. Unarmed? Were you there? No? Oh the media that you say distorts dog attack stories must be your sorce?

---------------- On 6/20/2005 1:59:32 PM Frzninvt wrote: Reading all this quoted crap gives me a headache, all in favor of nominating Dragonfyr for Forum Butthole of the Month say Aih! Those that think they know it all make it difficult for us that do! I have never been much of a Pioneer receiver fan though. Although you guys seem to be getting good results and that is all that really matters. I am just a proponent of doing things the old fashioned way I suppose, and not let a receiver judge how my system should sound in my room. ---------------- Just the MONTH.......... I say the decade....AIH

---------------- On 6/20/2005 2:49:14 PM bhendrix wrote: Yes, Roy, I've been a Klipsch fan since the early '70's when I worked for the largest Klipsch dealer in the country. I installed several sets of double-stacked K-Horns and LaScala's in discos, way back when. We used to use 8 LaScala's on a side (16 total) with Crown amps to do PA work for bands at universities and concerts. We also had the first pair of MCM1900's. What a treat it was when Paul W. came to visit on many occasions. I guess the nut doesn't fall far from the tree. ---------------- When you say double stacked. Are you taliking bottom sitting on top, or top to top. Just wondering, never thought about it, but it's intersting. My wife my not be happy. lol

---------------- On 6/20/2005 9:35:38 AM updawg wrote: I have had pizza in several states, but nothing compares to pizza in the tristate area (ny nj ct)... everywhere else needs to get their act together! I go to a southern school and they think like papa johns and domino's is REAL pizza.. i'm hungry and want lunch.. ---------------- Ever hear of a small place Called CHICAGO??????????????

---------------- On 6/20/2005 2:39:43 PM Petrol wrote: "...teams could have used a provided, on site, alternate Michelin tire, but they would have had a penalty, perhaps starting at the back of the 'grid' or a one lap penalty..." ^^^ it is indeed a shame that the teams chose to leave compition rather then to run what they brung. Do I believe that bernie could have played it a bit better, sure I would add that besides Tony George, the city of Indianapolis and race fans in general being innocent victims, the six drivers that DID have the courage to participate in the race were all victims as well...especially considering the jestures AND crap that the fans threw at them . . . pretty ironic since those six were the only real heros of the day. ---------------- Petrol, I was not there. But I would think that the fans were throwing junk onto the track, to show disapointment with the event. Not displeasure with those that decided to do there job.

---------------- On 6/20/2005 2:32:40 PM bhendrix wrote: He loves it Roy!!! Your KV-2 is what has made him realize how much better things can sound than the little Quintets. So, I guess it's your fault that he now wants 5.5's!! Your KV-2 has blessed us. Thank you!! Bill ---------------- Lol...... My Fault......... Dear old dad has khorns. That makes everything else seem rather small sounding. You have to be proud that he is a Klipsch fan. I am a second generatin fan, and yes, it was dads fault. Enjoy, Roy

Bill, Just wanted to ask how the son liked the center? Roy

---------------- On 6/20/2005 1:58:01 PM dragonfyr wrote: ---------------- On 6/20/2005 1:11:04 PM Hardhead wrote: Paul Klipsch said flush mounting the horns didn't make any difference in the sound, but what did he know about his speakers compared to David Bardes?---------------- Gee, I don't know, But in this case Bardes is correct. And in 1976 and 1977 we had discussions with Paul, et. al., regarding sound reinforcement systems and he maintained that the aluminum horn was not signifcantly resonant either. Of course they were experimenting with fiberglass horns (which also rang for days!) then too! I suspect he knew all to well! Neither resonance nor diffraction were a secret. And there was significant dissention among the ranks over this issue! So let's keep the 'worship' within proper perspectives! ---------------- And let me guess, you are the guy to tell us what "Proper perspectives" is. Do even own khorns, or any of the heritage line? As someone who spends a great deal of time listening to them, I can tell you that the proper amount of "worship" is rarely displayed IMHO. You pontificate on subjects ranging from, law, room acoustics, politics, religion, and many more, now you want to police "the proper amount of worship". Here is a news flash for you. You are on a KLIPSCH owned site. There is bound to be a staggering amount of "worship" as you say. The PWK design and build makes me happy every day. Maybe I did not see that YOU were appointed the "worship" police.

Dido........... I'm no angel on 200 gram lp.... swwweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeettttttttt

---------------- On 6/19/2005 3:59:08 PM colterphoto1 wrote: Hey Mike Spaaaz, Didn't you get a pair of LaScalas somewhere along the line? Thanks for holding these Cornwalls for Rick 3dzapper, and now me. I plan on refurbishing/veneering them when I get into my Cornwall project and probably use for a separate 2 ch system. The living room is looking crowded, so the Cornwall theatre will probably be moved to the basement with the Coaster recliner 4-pack. I just got my old Yamaha HT receiver (prologic only) repaired, so it'll probably power these for the time being. If I ever sell anything, you'll be at top of the list, okay? Thanks again to everyone in the transportation department. Michael ---------------- Michael, I bought Mike Spaaz scallas. Going to use them in a cottage system. They had dean G networks, I am going to send them back to dean for a change, guess they were set up for real high spl levels? Roy

I have the 1977 oiled walnut horns that my dad bought new in 1977. At the same time my uncle bought a pair of "D" decor horns. They were designed to be built into new listening rooms and remodels. He intergrated them into the corners, finished them (enclosed fronts ect)with dry wall. All you saw was grill cloth and trim for the tweeter/squaker and two slots of grill cloth for the bass opening. He sold the house 2 years ago, and the family that bought it, said the listening room (turned combo ht room) was a major reason they bought the home. Anyone doing a remod or new build these would be a great buy. Roy

---------------- On 6/18/2005 8:25:18 AM kingdave wrote: Just wondering... I've never heard them..... ---------------- Welll.... It's like trying to explain sex to someone that has never tried it. Just have to do it to understand.

These are in town here...... If anyone is interested, I could take a look see for ya.... Item # 5781823169 Roy

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