James RD

Have you taken a real good look at that cash?

I drive a Tundra on the streets. Around the house I prefer to tool around in my Schuco Examico 4001.

Impressive. I really like the grain match.

A cage rattling tribute.

The Phillips 963SA is a nice player (BTW, it does NOT play DVD-A). Good redbook and very good SACD performance. I also have a Cambridge Audio D500SE. Great value for the money. I would expect the more recent models to be at least as good.

They're absolute junk. Stay away from them. Get something really cool, with a spoiler on top and ground effects. Don't waste your precious time with grandpa's crappy speakers!

I think it's Roid Rage. These speakers are heavy. Amps are heavy. Many of us are gettin' old. We need to work out to lift all this stuff. And we need chemical helpers.

I know this has come up before but my search yielded nothing. I am interested in using something like the Niles DPS-1 to switch amplification through my CWs. http://www.jandr.com/JRProductPage.process?RestartFlow=t&Section_Id=1&Product_Id=23405 Has anyone used this product? Would using this noticeably degrade the signal? This would be used with my Parasound SS and a Scott 222C. I already have another set of speaker wires that I switch for the Marantz. Any comments would be appreciated

Nearly = almost; not quite. At least he's gettin' close.

---------------- On 2/21/2004 9:15:05 AM fini wrote: I am considering sending my two daughters to Craig for "work experience" this summer. What kind of uniform should they wear? ---------------- I hear Craig prefers the girls to wear those cute little tube tops. As long as they're not too revealing.

I'm looking forward to Craig's daughter working on my 222C. Perhaps she will install those new "Hello Kitty" caps. I hear they have lots of vintage clarity.

Very nice. But they are from 1973.

It's not jazz, but I like her musical sensibilities. She doesn't aim for hit singles or the latest craze. I think she actually loves music. That, in itself, is refreshing.

The fellow's next upgrade should be for some furniture.

---------------- On 2/2/2004 9:33:59 PM DeanG wrote: Complete and utter bullsh!t. ---------------- Many a salesman's lifeblood.

---------------- On 1/28/2004 7:50:03 PM sheltie dave wrote: The bad news is his girlfriend can kick the xxxx out of you with one hand behind her back and holing a Cornwall with her other hand ---------------- Good grief. Holing a Cornwall. THIS I don't want to ever witness.

http://www.stevehoffman.tv/ Have fun. It's a nice place.

---------------- On 1/18/2004 9:12:54 PM paulparrot wrote: The SCD-777ES is the player mastering engineer Steve Hoffman has had for years. He said that it was so good that he had no desire for anything better. Of course, he wouldn't have listened to it with SET ---------------- Included in the amplification section of his profile: Wavac Audio Lab MD-805m SET monoblocks, Wavac MD-300B SET Of course, he's got so much stuff who knows what is hooked up to what. Patriots by 10.

I am also curious. Is it possible that I am a "nub" and don't know it? Please enlighten the ignorant.

1983 is your lucky year!

In the first picture the tool is either a brad nailer or a narrow gauge stapler. Great pics, BTW.

Uh, N is 1975. P is 1976.

I've been following this one. Looks interesting. Any comments from NOSValves? BTW, the high bidder has a -1 rating. Couldn't be from this site.

This place reminds me of a giant internet pillow fight. Diana's voice got you down? Try the satisfying sounds of the great Art Van Damme. Nothing like a little accordion jazz to test the limits of your system. "Accordion A La Mode" or "Martini Time" will work as a primer.

The Doors