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Yes….spectacular photos….looks like fun.

Welcome Matt, I'm sorry to hear about your Dad, he had great taste in speakers. They appear to be in great shape, very nice. You came to the right place for info, many knowledgeable people on here. Good luck….Bill

Very sad indeed

RIP Mr Blues Man, you influenced many people Ain't that a shame.

I know the 5th has that iconic first 4 notes, but the 9th is a better symphony. I think the 9th is the greatest piece of music ever assembled, it was his last work. I guess it would be hard to fart Ode to Joy though, four noted just wouldn't do it.

Yes it is. He was in the yardbirds. Page and Beck from that time is very close. Page went the hard core blues rock zeppelin way and Beck went the more jazz rock fusion way. Beck is so much better than Gilmour it's not even a conversation. Edit: He is also so much better than Clapton. It's his style, his tasty riffs, his sustain....so much more to say...suffice it that Santana and Beck are easily in the same league. I agree….I'm a huge Page fan, Beck is right there with him, and I think Crapton, I mean Clapton, is well behind both. Clapton never did it for me, I always thought his playing was predictable, even boring at times.

Have a great day!

Nice room, the P312 looks at home with the Khorns.

TWO WEEKS!! Oh man…..that's just mean As someone looking at upgrading subs, I am interested in your opinion also. I'm wondering if the P312 is worth the cost.

Our normal high this time of the year is 70, our heat index was 91 two days ago.

Is the best because it's a piwer amp!

I'd rather fart the first four notes to his 9th

We are expecting rain and a little wind. The parts of the country that need the rain can't get it, like California. Be safe everyone.

I would try the red locktite and the impact, then check periodically if the nuts are backing off. The impact took three nuts off, I would think to has enough strength for this.

Have a great one!!!

Boat

Heal up quick….good vibes sent.

http://www.indianapolismotorspeedway.com/events/grandprix

Even the normal hi dollar penthouse paddock seats are only $77 for this race. All reserved seats are way below normal prices, they're trying to promote the race.

It's a very interesting race, they actually go the opposite direction than the MotoGP (bikes) do. They tested new aero kits on the oval last Sunday, and 2 Penske cars were instantly up to 228. The GP race cars are quite a bit different though. A general admission ticket is only $30, and that lets you go about anywhere. The mounds are a cool place to watch, you can get within 40-50 feet from the cars braking or accelerating, awesome feeling. The crowd last year was around 70k people, which seemed completely vacant. Indy gets you in and out in a hurry. They did replace all 16 large exterior TV screens with new ones that are much larger, and have a lot better picture. The local hotels know how to treat people also, unlike some cities. The F1 race in Austin is an example of gouging the public….$8 bottles of water, hotels quadrupling their normal rates. I noticed in Austin a Hampton Inn an hour away was $600 per night! Their ticket sales will suffer from that. There is a chance of rain Sunday, but I believe they race in the rain. If you need any help finding a place to stay, or where to stay away from, just ask. I think Indy is on of the nicest cities around, it's very clean, and they appreciate the crowds. Also, I'm not sure if you've been there or not, but you have to at least watch a little bit of the race or practice along the front stretch on the outside. It's in the shade under a balcony, but the cars flying by over 200 mph with the engine sound reverberating under that shelter will bring goose bumps. Come back in August for the MotoGP bike race, they are louder than the cars, and faster down the straight.

RIP Paul, he was a true pioneer

Do you know why divorces are so expensive? They're worth it

Yes we are. You better make sure and keep the wife happy

Yep….wife with iPhone pic.

Haha…I thought that song was Hang on Snoopy!