Griping...

[Zeke]

I have an Echowars (dude from AK who lives nearby) restored Sansui G9000DB and two Klipsch Cornwalls that have not been hooked up in over a year due to lack of space.

FUCK.

That is all.

[piece-itpete]

LOL! You're lucky still though, Glenn does great work!

You were just talking about perspective? I've been playing cds through my blueray player -> tv speakers. I need a box of wine daily to improve sound quality and forget my miserable existence

Pete

[d-ray657]

Originally Posted by piece-itpete

LOL! You're lucky still though, Glenn does great work!

You were just talking about perspective? I've been playing cds through my blueray player -> tv speakers. I need a box of wine daily to improve sound quality and forget my miserable existence

Pete

If you're space challenged, you can find computer speakers real cheap at the thrifts. Usually better than stock TV speakers.

Regards,

D-Ray

[BlueStreak]

Right now, I'm listening to John Williams classical guitar on FM through the bedroom system.

Magnum Dynalab indoor ribbon antenna.

Luxman T310u tuner, rebuilt and calibrated by Terry Dewick.

Luxman L309 integrated amplifier.

ADS L710 speakers.

Dave

[BlueStreak]

Zeke, maybe you should get rid of your bed. That would free up space. A sleeping bag can just be rolled up and stuck in the corner.

Priorities, my good man. Priorities.

Dave

[piece-itpete]

Originally Posted by d-ray657

If you're space challenged, you can find computer speakers real cheap at the thrifts. Usually better than stock TV speakers.

Regards,

D-Ray

I'm working equipment challenged Even my backup receiver died a slow, horrible death. Sure, use vintage gear they said. You'll get great sound on a budget they said. You'll love it they said. On the plus side the dead components make very good doorstops.



You mean use the 'puter speakers with built in amps? That's a great idea as the TV has no amp'd outs and the speaks on my computer are fairly good, and have a little sub. I might try it tonight! If I have the correct adapters. I probably do, time to break out the misc crate, thanks.

I've got the Infinities just sitting there on both sides of the TV grr. Soon though, very soon.

Pete

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by Zeke

I have an Echowars (dude from AK who lives nearby) restored Sansui G9000DB and two Klipsch Cornwalls that have not been hooked up in over a year due to lack of space.

FUCK.

That is all.

Need some headphones? PM me.

[BlueStreak]

A Sansui 9000 and Cornwalls? It just occurred to me what a powerhouse set up that is.

You don't need a bigger living room, you need a blimp hangar.

Dave

[piece-itpete]

Originally Posted by BlueStreak

... you need a blimp hangar.

Dave

And some Zeppelin dude!

Pete

[BlueStreak]

Originally Posted by piece-itpete

I'm working equipment challenged Even my backup receiver died a slow, horrible death. Sure, use vintage gear they said. You'll get great sound on a budget they said. You'll love it they said. On the plus side the dead components make very good doorstops.



You mean use the 'puter speakers with built in amps? That's a great idea as the TV has no amp'd outs and the speaks on my computer are fairly good, and have a little sub. I might try it tonight! If I have the correct adapters. I probably do, time to break out the misc crate, thanks.

I've got the Infinities just sitting there on both sides of the TV grr. Soon though, very soon.

Pete

This is why I started building my own. I like DIY, but I got sick of constantly fixing, or paying someone else to fix, ancient gear that just keeps effin' up. I love the old stuff, but sometimes you just want to listen to some tunes without having to worry something is going to go claws up on you.

Dave