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Muchas Gracias, many many thanks for the birthday wishes. Very much appreciated!!!!! Thanks to all Kevin

Carl, can't thank you enough for having us over to hear your systems. Very very impressive!!!!! I'm like you, a weekend would have better so that we could have done more listening. I hope to get back over there soon. Such an enjoyable evening, I hope you can make it over to my place one day. Thanks my friend, Kevin

He is most certainly a Hero of mine, nothing but the utmost respect for him. He is sadly missed.....

Chad, phenomenal job on the write up you did, spectacular!!!!!! Kevin

awesome!!!!!

when I first mapped it I made a mistake, I measured from Rodney's pole barn and the distance was 1.57 miles. When I remeasured from his clubhouse, the actual distance is 1.61 miles. Thank you Brie for posting Kevin

thanks Seadog and Dtel, really awesome job!!!!!!

Happy Birthday my friend, hope you have a great day!!!!!!!

Spectacular!!! Thanks for taking the time to do this Seadog.

Happy Birthday Aunt Bea, I hope you have a wonderful day!!!!!!

Seadog, great pics my friend!!! So cool seeing pics of us making great memories...... Kevin

Rodney's Lake House

google earth image showing Rodney Newton's club house and the distance to Jackie Collie's house. 1.57 miles

Great pics Eldon!!!!!

I'd also like to send out a huge thanks to my buddy Roger Gordon for the mcm bass bin that he hauled down to Hope from Ohio. Not only did he haul it across the country but he gave it to me. He wouldn't let me pay for it. Everybody could use a friend like that. Roger, you are the MAN!!!!! Kevin

Christy, I want to thank you and Eldon for the PWK glasses. That was wayyyyy awesome. You guys are the BEST!!!!!

Kevin, I personally want to thank you for bringing those beasts with you. I know it was no small feat. I'd been pestering Roger to see if he could get you to bring them as I'd never heard them before. They were much appreciated and enjoyed. Thanks, again. Carl Carl, you are welcome. I was glad to bring them out.

Chad you are welcome to quote it sir

I can't say enough about Rodney Newton's generosity, he allowed us knuckleheads to hang out at his property all weekend and on top of this he cooked 36 racks of ribs on Friday and 60 ribeyes on Saturday night. His kindness will certainly not be forgotten!!!!!! I went to bed at 4:00 am both mornings. Sunday morning when we woke up around 11:00, Rodney was in the club house. He told me that he had gotten a text from Jackie Collie his neighbor who lives north of him. Jackie texted at 5:05 am, "Could you please turn the music down?" Rodney was blown away because he's never had any complaints out there ever before. We called Jackie and he told us that he heard loud and clear, Michael Jackson's Thriller. My brother Brandon had fired the 600's back up at around 5:00 am and he was playing Thriller because the recording is very dynamic. Rodney asked Jackie if he was outside of his house and he told us no, he said I was in my bed and I could hear every word of the song. We were laughing out of control!!!!! We told Jackie that we were sorry and then Rodney told him that we had some big klipsch speakers that were designed with the help of Roy Delgado who was also out there with us at the party. Jackie response was, "You guys need to tell Roy that he needs to go Pro." At exactly the same time both Rodney and I said, "Roy is Pro!!!!!!" In my opinion this is one of the more spectacular klipsch stories. Klipsch speakers have been pissing off the neighbors since 1946 and now they are pissing off farmers in the next county. Another important fact is that this property is not flat ground, its hilly country side along with thick sections of timber. I will try to post the google earth image to show the distance the sound travelled. Once I got home on Sunday night I used google earth to map the distance from Rodney's club house up to Jackie's house. The distance in a straight line is exactly 1.57 miles. Years ago I had an old klipsch pro shirt that i had bought right about the time I met Roy. It was a black shirt and on the back it had: High Performance, High Output, High Fidelity. I guess this story proves beyond any shadow of a doubt exactly what that shirt had on it. Kevin Harmon

No problem

EC stands for electronic crossover

The KP600EC is not magical but it is an electronic crossover, not passive.