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Yes they will raise your children. Keep in mind your children will turn out to be opportunists.

Whatever you decide obviously don't seal the area unless you know they are all out. Like oppossums, they will keep rats away, so there is a bright side.

Dang JB, might not be any more baseball this year after tonight.

Steve is the god of two sheds. To prove it he eliminated one shed. All hail, Steve "two sheds" Skonopa!

Beware of the God of Hellfire!

Happy Birthday to a great forum member! and go Stars! (they need all the help they can get lately)

Your upgrade looks a lot like the one my best friend has. He is also a maniac.

I'm intrigued.

If the house is rockin don't bother knockin come on in.

The short answer is yes.

This is second hand info from me but from one who seems to know, the 166 is one of the marginal ones.

I know, I know, I still owe you guys a visit....

How much stolen audio do you own JB, and when did you stop beating your wife?

That's a riot Chris! And you gave us the tame version.

Sure, whatever you say, eh?

Looks like it. There is a post somewhere with all the veneer codes.

Excellent summation Tom. There is nothing to truly fall in love with or hate with those things.

Hurray rich!

So lets requalify the question to "better experience" instead of "better sound." Proper volumes appropriate to the performance are definitely conducive to a better experience.

Without "NERDS" none of what we are talking about would even exist! Just because you don't understand something doesn't mean you need to trash it. That's why I haven't said a word until now. I'm studying MARKETING! Ahhh.....but Maron does understand it.. His vast knowledge base, experience (and humor) have kept us on our toes for many, many years. Is "trash it" a marketing phrase? Carl. The question is does carl understand satire?

200 watts per channel. Now they can get louder yet still clean more than I can stand.

You shouldn't go wrong with an amp that doubles in watts as impedance halves, such as 200 at 8ohms, 400 at 4 ohms, if you are looking at a traditional class A or A/B amp.

Thanks artto. Very interesting as well.

Seti, I got it. Maybe you didn't figure that. I was merely filling time waiting for artto's (definitive) answer. I still am. And I am serious about wanting to know where he draws the line.

Thanks jay, I figured as much. I probably will too. Had the AT being shipped to me a while back, the shipping jerks lost it. I'm think of trying the denon dl110 or 160 next.