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I'd much rather see Queen than McCartney.

Well they you go….hunt down some Khorns

Good for you for saving some nice speakers.

It is rewarding doing your own labor on a project like this around the house….keep the pics coming!

Are you sure that's for looking at the stars Nice.

Haha that's cool. Jimmy Page always had a look on his face like "who farted"!

Beautiful woodwork on that cabinet. I would love to hear it.

Aloe vera will fix it.

Congrats Jim….sounds like a deal.

I just found this. Kelly wants to get Michigan back on their schedule...http://www.freep.com/story/sports/college/university-michigan/wolverines/2015/09/09/michigan-football-notre-dame/71948686/

Good deal for someone….

I've always wanted to watch a game there, it's on my bucket list. Are any of you two ND fans? Ive been to a few games there, pretty intense. I think they have a good team this year, but they're not playing Michigan anymore. I thought someone might be a fan living so close to South Bend.

Considering it comes with a really nice case, this is a good buy. I'd buy it but I already have a room full of guitars I can't play

Awesome!

now if only said clothes would still fit I hear ya! My motto on buying jeans... I wear a size 34 But a 36 feels so good I go ahead and buy a 38

After reading this thread about past and present music media, it reminds me of my personal clothing style. "If you hang onto it long enough, it comes back into style"!

Haha!

Tree fiddy

Nice speakers, good buy. Nice pics also….glws

Whenever I read someone trumpeting the virtues of the sound of phonograph records, my mind automatically and quite uncontrollably shifts into thinking about analog audiophile litmus tests and political correctness (PC) of vinyl, and "the experience of being a part of the process" by those that have no other way to relate to the music rather than simply through listening to true high fidelity (hi-fi): http://www.npr.org/2012/02/10/146697658/why-vinyl-sounds-better-than-cd-or-not I don't try to dwell on this out of politeness...as I believe others here do also...at least until someone makes a real issue of it by pushing it into the conversation. Personally, I really don't need rituals or nostalgia of "the old way of doing things", including bygone formats of surround sound. I'd rather just have the music as close as possible to that which was performed--acoustically, without all the the fuss and muss. I listen to my old vinyl only when I can't or don't own it on another format. I came to Klipsch via Roy in the first place to buy Jubilees, and by his recommendation, the K-forum itself to post my listening and setup experiences with Jubilees. I also try to share my experiences of setting up other loudspeaker types to increase their acoustic performance value. I do this in order to save others the time and expense that I had to go through in learning it. More recently, I've spent some time finding ways to reconstruct music recordings from terrible mastering practices, and to share those experiences for those that are interested and that will listen for themselves in A/B fashion after trying it. Those efforts have paid off handsomely...at least for me. YMMV. Chris Very interesting read….thanks for sharing that.

Great choice of music. Thanks for sharing. Those kids are good. It's a shame many music classes are being eliminated because of funding.

Nice speakers…. MMMM Marshall amp

A good price for those.

He paid $242 for all three, but he wants $1200 for all three.

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