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Harley Davidson's, Jack Nicholson, come on man, you can get this man.

Take the rhythm of the line "It's alright jeff, but you're not there yet."

Not quite Jeff, but the folk legend line of thought is encouragingly down the right track.

It's alright, Jeff, if you don't get it...... __________________________ I'm only sighing

Wrong Jeff, see the new clues. In the right thread.

the director has a way of always saying man, man. Like that is his sound, man. The writer of the tune has asked what it means to be a man, in another song.

this one is for Ray: the Turtles did not write this one either.

Hey, I thought this one was easy. Easy Rider? Someone might cross reference this and see the light.

In the meantime, someone guess the last "name that song" challenge!

Yeah, its been in and out the last few hours.

For what it is worth, the analog outs on my "digital cable" motorola box also sound horrid. No ground loop problem, just bad. Every time I ask when HD will be available with spdif audio outs, I get the answer of next year, or after this spring or some such it's not soon answer. Charter Cable, slow to get with the times here. Be glad you have actual digital outs.

Nothing I saw got out of hand, but I could have missed something while cooking dinner and watching the first period of the 'canes vs. 'wings game.

The movie has a famous motorcycle which does not exist anymore, but was the subject of an awful movie starring two women in search of it.

Good question, Jeff. I thought that the discussion was as civil as one would imagine also. The only thing I can think of is that the last few posts I read used an abbreviated form of a term for a nationality that in this hypersensitive PC world might have caused either a reaction from someone, or the perceived threat of a reaction from the administrators of this board. I hope that I am wrong (it certainly would not be the first time) but as you said, either we missed something or the French have a term for it: "I don't know what."

It was covered in the movie, not sung by the writer.

I would imagine it would make them sound differently. The tweeters are now vertical, changing the dispersal pattern. This would be the most obvious difference. Since you are using a sub I am not sure how bass response would differ.

Hint: from the same movie as The Pusher.

The Pusher-- steppenwolf Next: Darkness at the break of noon Shadows even the silver spoon The handmade blade, the child's balloon Eclipses both the sun and moon To understand you know too soon There is no sense in trying

Federal reserve regulations specify the maximum float allowed. I believe that today that figure is three days.

Correct you are.

I am still looking for Quartets if anyone has a pair for sale. The guy in Tulsa never communicated to make a deal and today I see them here: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=5852161062&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT Hopefully someone will have a pair within driving distance of Denton, Texas. Thanks to all.

They had help from Moussorgsky on this one.

Congratulations Jeff! It sure is a beauty.

I totally agree with you on the location of the diamond logo. They should have asked us about it. []However, I do think it looks great overall & like the veneer. I want one! Hopefully in 10 years I'll find one on Craigslist. (yea right) I appreciate Klipsch keeping these speakers going (esp. adding the Cornwall to the re-releases) & not ditching them in favor of tall skinnies that need a sub. Fat girls make the rockin' world go 'round.....

Without a doubt, jpm.