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Woofers and Tweeters

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Woofers and Tweeters last won the day on November 24 2016

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  • Birthday 04/12/1965

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  1. The good ol days "I tell the story a little different. I warn people about buying off the internet cuz I had a guy make a deal, then steal a license plate off a car in my parking lot before he left. Much better story."
  2. But you're recalling and or telling of me getting the plate with twists on the facts. You gave someone a screwdriver who took the plate and frame from HIS car and handed it to me, but you called me a thief. ..Do I have to fetch the thread where you said that? 🧐 I don't recall the distance between our ears and the speakers, and I don't know the SPL decay formula by heart. What was the distance: 15' to 18'? They are impressive. That was March 2 this year, so you can't blame that. đŸ€Ș
  3. The liar accused me of stealing a license plate. He also accused me of driving Heresy to ~ 126dB or some such bs. Okay, maybe the last one is true, but he's still a liar. 😋
  4. Souther was about to go out for joint concert dates this fall with Karla Bonoff, another veteran of the 1970s Southern California singer-songwriter scene, and had performed as recently as five days ago. Besides “New Kid” and “Best of My Love,” other compositions co-written by Souther that appeared on Eagles albums included “Heartache Tonight,” “Victim of Love,” “James Dean,” “Doolin-Dalton,” “The Sad Cafe,” “You Never Cry Like a Lover,” “Teenage Jail” and “Last Good Time in Town.” He was the sole writer of “How Long,” a cover the Eagles released in 2007 of a song Souther had first put out as a solo artist in 1972. His friendship with Don Henley extended to co-writing that artist’s classic “The Heart of the Matter” and several other tracks on Henley’s solo albums.
  5. Reading the Old Testament wasn't easy and I didn't finish it. The Iliad and the Odyssey were brutal, but the 'hold my beer' challenge was accepted a century later.
  6. I'm looking for a McIntosh MC7270 (or a pair of them). Tell me here or PM me if you have one or two. Thanks in advance.
  7. Since January 2013. I used to post a lot in the Alert and Joke sections.
  8. Good luck with your search. @pat_in_dfw hasn't been here for a minute. Maybe he gets notifications though.
  9. Yes, the round cup is 4 ohm and the square is 8. @Marvel showed me that a year or two ago.
  10. I knew that I saw them before.
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