The Dude

I think for $35k I would start with paying someone to acoustically treat my room, eq the system, then I would look at all the 4k and under amps iv wanted to try. If possible maybe chase an high end active crossover and try a pair of those MC303s. Sent from my SM-G986U using Tapatalk

To many amp/speaker combos, even at 38, I'd need to retire now to just hear them all. Sent from my SM-G986U using Tapatalk

Though not the 75th anniversary, I know of 2 sets of the new Jubilees that have been ordered. Some people are willing to pay. Sent from my SM-G986U using Tapatalk

Since I had some troubles getting seeds started, I decided to order some live plants. Couple of Chocolate Reapers. Sent from my SM-G986U using Tapatalk

Hopefully a lift truck as well.

I've gone close to 12 hours without needing to add any wood. That being said, the accessory you have pictured to the right allows for easy removal of the plate setter to add wood if necessary. To answer your question, there is no secret door to add wood, yes you need to remove the food/grate/plate setter in order to add wood/charcoal. But as I have mentioned, it rarely happens and isn't that complicated if needed. I have cooked several times on one batch of wood, 2-3 times with one batch at high temps such as 600/700 degrees. Very well insulated and very efficient.

There are many variations these days. I was told they are now made by Char Grill to be sold at big box stores. The originals weigh twice as much and hold very well. I would look for used one locally before ever considering purchasing a new one.

Kamado style grill is what the BGE is. Look at an UGD, other than more egg shaped and thicker walls, they cook close to the same. I have not problem cooking at lower temps, but quantity is an issue, you have to get creative to fit 3-4 butts on a large. If I am getting to that amount of butts for a big event, I resort to my easy bake over the Green Mountain. You do a lot with the egg, especially extremely high temps for searing or cooking pizzas.

I need to start making an list of all these great artists to try. I used to worry that no longer listening to radio would result in me not trying new music. There is so much out there and thankfully due to threads like this I get to experience them. Someone on the McIntosh Facebook page recommended a Latin Jazz female performer, it was a wonderful sound. But now I can't remember who it was and why the list is important. Sent from my SM-G986U using Tapatalk

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Yes, I might consider a Heresy IV if a single was available. Sent from my SM-G986U using Tapatalk

I've always had thiat dilemma if I ever had the opportunity to buy new speakers. Luckily PHT helped make the decision when they only had one set of B stock left. Walnut it was and I love them. I think I would love the cherry just as much. Sent from my SM-G986U using Tapatalk

Yes this amp will sound great with any Klipsch Heritage. I ran it with my Heresys and Cornwalls with great results. MC2505 should have 4, 8, or 16 ohm taps. Wish I had mine back. Sent from my SM-G986U using Tapatalk

Thanks for sharing, there appears to be a little something for everyone. Toto and Stealy Dan have a great sound, The Dark Side of The Moon is always one of my go to. Going to have to check out the rest. Sent from my SM-G986U using Tapatalk