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----------------On 3/7/2005 9:29:48 PM lynnm wrote:Congratulations Joe!!Good price too!----------------
i thought it was a good deal, i actually paid that amount for my first cornwalls, thanks for the support
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----------------On 3/7/2005 9:04:48 PM garymd wrote:Where ya goin. I can't be far from you. Aren't you in MD? I'm in Ellicott City.BTW - Doesn't mean I'm driving 800 miles with you but I'd like to hear them when you get back.
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hey we can work something out for a demo no problem, i have to go to monticello new york 1.5 hrs north of nyc, i live in southern maryland about 1.5 or 2 hrs from you depending on the traffic. i will let you know when i am going to get them and when i will be back we can set up a demo time then
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----------------On 3/7/2005 8:04:06 PM laurenc319 wrote:hi,i know the last few minutes is where the action is. Right now 27 min to go and at 810 dollars. They are not mine btw.Larry----------------
MAN LARRY YOU COST ME SOME EXTRA BUCKS, WHY YOU WANT TO GO AND TELL EVERYBODY ABOUT MY LA SCALAS
here i was trying to be all sneaky and stuff still got a good deal though but the discription isnt quite accurate on them i emailed the seller the 2 dark aeras are spots where the veneer was sanded thru (he said excellent shape) sure hope thats all there is to find wrong. ( just joking around by the way ) Joe -
i sure hope all i have heard is true, everytime i read a thread comparing cornwalls to la scalas, the scalas always seem to be thought more highly of, i will now have 2 pairs of corns, 1 pair of heresys, and la scalas. THIS SITE IS KILLING ME, I MAY HAVE TO GO TO KLIPSCH ANNONAMOYS. DOES THIS EXIST IF NOT WE NEED TO CREATE IT, a 12 step program to aleviate the need for more and better klipsch
, now i know i am going to have to line up all the speakers and throw a mattress on them just to have a place to sleep, now all i have to do is drive 800 miles round trip to pick the buggers up. any volunteers????? dont all raise your hands at once Joe -
----------------On 3/7/2005 4:06:01 PM Tom Adams wrote:----------------On 3/7/2005 3:52:04 PM joessportster wrote:thank you so much for the idea!!!!!! WHAT NOT VOLUNTEERING, WHY I NEVER. i was trying to do the huck finn thing make this sound exciting and get someone else to do it for me, presently about 1/3 of the way thru the mess, get a few straight take a break, what we go thru for music!!!Joe----------------"Will Work For Beer"
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thats my kinda labor, will work for beer thats classic, first laugh of the day thanks
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thank you so much for the idea!!!!!! WHAT NOT VOLUNTEERING, WHY I NEVER. i was trying to do the huck finn thing make this sound exciting and get someone else to do it for me, presently about 1/3 of the way thru the mess, get a few straight take a break, what we go thru for music!!!
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i wonder if the guy still thinks its alright to have primates in his home and that it is still no big deal when the bite, "animals bite, people bite, mike tyson bites, so what" this was his reply when his chimp bit off a womans finger. i bet he regrets ever saying that
WHAT COMES AROUND GOES AROUND!!!!!!!!!!!
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----------------On 3/5/2005 11:29:15 PM DrWho wrote:hmmm, are you willing to pay for a plane ticket?
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depends on the price, have to figure out an equation frustration X time divided by cash =, gotta get back to the fun im all the way up to arlo guthrie alices resturant,
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OOOOOOOOOKKKKKKKKKKK 3d i will be right over, you know of course i will require food and music????, how many albums you have there. i will have mine counted up within the next few days, looks like i will be selling close to 300 albums maybe a little less or more not sure going thru pulling out all the doubles (except for promos) trying to grade them as i go toss the crap, so far though majority of doubles are in very good shape some of the covers are worn but overall not too bad. do you think i should post a thread on here before i list them for auction, not sure how many guys or gals on here are vinyl freaks, one cool thing about going thru all the albums is you see alot of stuff forgot about and get to listen to it again
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----------------On 2/23/2005 1:55:00 PM garymd wrote:DrWho,Just an FYI - I have absolutely no surface noise on my TT with most LPs. I spent a bloody fortune to get a table that would play that way however.----------------
what type turntable is this also the cartridge thanks Joe
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----------------On 3/6/2005 9:11:06 AM Audible Nectar wrote:Tom's blackjack analogy is quite funny. As a former casino dealer, if I had a dollar for every time I heard a player bitc# about the other player's strategies, I would be retired.I typically am a "last minute" bidder as well, except in one circumstance: An item with no bids that I wish to remain posted until the end of the auction. If an item sits on ebay with no reserve and no bids, I like to place a minimum bid, so that the seller (hopefully) won't pull the auction.Bidding early and high generally serves no one (except the seller) well, IMO. To my way of thinking, having a $200 bid on a set of rare tubes 5 hours before the auction ends says "I dare you to outbid me". If you give someone enough time, someone just might do that, because you gave them time to talk themselves into it. If I wait until last minute, no one has the opportunity to ponder.I do, at times, wonder about unnecessary early bidding too - but that's the nature of ebay. Don't like blackjack players splitting tens? Find another table. Don't like bidding wars on ebay? Well, that's the nature of the game, so you might try audiogon or other sources for your goods.----------------
NOT COMPLAINING, AND NEVER SAID I DONT LIKE IT SAID I DONT UNDERSTAND IT, WHY WOULD ANY NORMAL HUMAN DRIVE THE PRICE OF WHAT THEY WANT TO BUY HIGHER COMMON SENSE, TO ME BUT WHATEVER I JUST BIDE MY TIME AND LOOK AT THE NEXT ITEM FOR SALE,
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----------------On 3/5/2005 11:20:00 PM TBrennan wrote:Joe---You sound like a guy at a Blackjack table who doesn't like the way I play because it effects his play. I'll play my game, you play yours. If you don't like it find another game.I bid what I'm willing to pay early. I don't care if it pushes the bidding up, I'm out to suit myself, not you.----------------
you souund like a guy that knows what you are doing is a stupid way to bid on an auction so now to justify your ignorance you want to get on here and try to flame on me, enjoy bidding whatever you want to astronomical prices its your money, nobody cares least of all me. i get what i want in the end with or without you. i didnt start this thread to banter wit with anyone i simply made an observation and it has been my experience the people that take the most offense are the practicing whatever the observation was about,
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----------------On 3/5/2005 6:15:47 PM NOSValves wrote:Okay but seriously I could build anything I wanted and this is what I run everyday 16 hours a day and never tire of them. You could own them too !!http://forums.klipsch.com/idealbb/files/VRD_WALNUT1.jpg" border=0>http://forums.klipsch.com/idealbb/files/VRD_WALNUT2.JPG" border=0>http://mywebpages.comcast.net/craigostby/VRD_WEB2.jpg" width=541 border=0>http://forums.klipsch.com/idealbb/files/SS_VRD.jpg" border=0>http://forums.klipsch.com/idealbb/files/VRD_MAPLE1.jpg" border=0>VRD Mono Block Specs<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />Walnut or Alder Chassis hand finished with 5 coats of Tung OilPowder coated Silver Top/Bottom and Rear plates60 watts Ultra Linear/30 watts Triode switchableKT88 output tubes, StandardFull bias control per output tube with above-chassis test points andmulti-turn controls1.1V input sensitivity100K input impedanceAC balance control1000V PS filtering for extended life10H choke per ampAll Triode front end, 12AX7 Driver, 12AU7 phase splitter, Direct coupledTube Rectified 5AR4Separate provisions for 4, 8, and 16 ohm speakersValveRollers Dream! The amps can run EL34, 6L6GC, 5881, 350B, KT66, KT88, 6550, KT90 and more (some tube choices require a 5U4GB rectifier tube)Phase splitter can be experimented with, using 12BH7 or<?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />ECC99Input/Driver tube can use 12AX7 and variantsTotal Harmonic Distortion .06% @ 1 watt, .15% @ 5 watt, 1% @ Full-rated power 20Hz to 20KHzDimensions 10 ¼” X 14” including speaker binding postsHow's that for a shameless plug LOL !!!!!!!!!!! I am serious though----------------
HOW MUCH FOR A PAIR LIKE THIS????????
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ARRRRRGGGGHHHHHHH, i know one of you fellas are bored and looking for something to do i have just the ticket!!!!
come over to my house and ALPHABATIZE MY ALBUMS AND INSERT THEM INTO THERE NEW PLASTIC SLEEVES, only have 1500 to do. you know you wanna do this, dont all rush at once. no really slow down. i promise they will still be there in the morning
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my kinda people, i already started watching some lascalas let the monkeys beat themselves to death, i wont let 0 feedbacks bid my items up like that i try to follow my oun thoughts IE... i wont bid against a 0 feedback person if they look to be getting high as they have nothing to lose if they dont pay, cant go far down from zero, therefore i will cancel bids or email the bidder and ask for info. just my oun policy ,
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----------------On 3/5/2005 3:26:36 PM toli0968 wrote:if you buy alot of stuff from ebay....... i would consider using biddnapper.com .... heres how it works.place a bid that you are willing to pay. biddnapper will place your bid at the very last second before the auction ends that would make it impossible for someone to outbid you. i think its well worth the fee if you shop alot on ebay. take care.----------------
hello and thanks i already have a sniper service i use though, called powersnipe, works great, i only get beat when i am to low or if someone else has a higher sniper bid than mine, i also realize what you are saying about being there to make bids at the last minute and all and i understand putting in your max and leaving things at that but these 2 guys are not doing that they are back and forth with each other, and drove the price up over 800.00 today with 6 days left, thats just plain senseless to be polite, i didnt count but they had at least 5 or 6 bids each today, the corker is normally those are the guys that dont win the sale, just kinda urks me when it is something i waws interested in and wanted to vent somewhere thanks
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----------------On 3/5/2005 3:33:38 PM illthreat wrote:I got them for about $575 for 2 of them.normal price $299 ea. but you get discounts for multiples.order at:or 866-OUTLAWS
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thank you very much, and you say they have a good sound, did you notice any background noise hums or hiss with them thanks again Joe
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hello what type price were the outlaw monos, where would i find them thanks Joe
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i dont get it, why would a buyer of an item up for sale by auction bid early, and then get into a bidding war with someone else this only drives the price higher, some people need to think & bid with there brain and leave the hearts wants out of it, what purpose does it serve to try to outbid the next guy with 6 days left, perfect example is a set of khorns listed yesterday on a 7 day sale opening bid 400.00 no reserve, where are they now over 1200, with over 6 days, why 2 guys trying to outbid each other, personally i will wait till the last few seconds, always seems to save me money. GO FIGURE
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hello and welcome, i would like to suggest looking at quality vintage power amp and pre-amps, i am currently running a configuration close to what you are discribeing i have a pair of cornwalls, with a pair of heresys setting atop them, i run 2 vintage amps, with a mid 90,s model tube pre amp and the sound is incrediable, my amps get bashed abit here and there but the sound speaks for itself IMO, i have a pair of phase linear model 400 amps, and my pre amp is a vtp100i, can get as loud as you would ever want but puts out nice sound at low levels also, this also offers the best of both worlds i get solid state reliability and maintenance free power from the amps with plenty of punch, and i get the harshness cut out with the tube preamp that also enhances the sound enormousely, with your budget you could actually score a couple macintosh(one of the best amps produced and ouners are maticulas about the care of these overall)the mc 2505 or 2100 are both supposed to be great amps and put out around 100 WPC, then find a nice tube pre-amp, i actually wish i had the dough to get a couple mac. ampsanyway welcome and good luck
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----------------On 3/4/2005 6:20:08 PM Erukian wrote:Joe, use the search feature. It's there for a reason. Also google is another great search tool, type in "sonic impact t-amp review" w/o quotes and you should get some good reading from 6moons/tnt-audio.----------------
i realize the search engine is there for a reason, just thought this might be a quick answer to my ?, instead i get cpu lessons thanks
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yes dean lets hear this idea of yours. joe
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----------------On 3/4/2005 2:45:57 PM aviserated wrote:Finally! HEHE
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hello whats all the hype with this sonic impact T-amp, i think i have read a thread a while back but really cant remember, what are these used for, i looked up sonic impact on targets web site and all i found was mp3 players and speakers, is this like a entry level tube type amp or what thanks Joe
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here i was trying to be all sneaky and stuff still got a good deal though but the discription isnt quite accurate on them i emailed the seller the 2 dark aeras are spots where the veneer was sanded thru (he said excellent shape) sure hope thats all there is to find wrong. ( just joking around by the way )
Joe
just scored lascala's YYYYYEEEEEEEESSSSSSS!!!
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thanks too all, i will be thinking hard about re veneering the scalas as they have 2 places where they were sanded thru where do you get all those differant types of veneer, of course that task will be after a period of just listening, i really dont want to sell my cornwalls and i may not, after all it has taken me 40 years to get this set-up, and its really hard to think about letting something like that go, my problem is limited space, AND I STILL WANT K-HORNS, seems a little crazy to move though to accomidate speakers.
Joe