What's your stereo? Whatcha got?

[djv8ga]

Originally Posted by noonereal

Here are some pics, I just had my daughter take them as I just finished the room.

http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/album.php?albumid=2123

WOW...that is beautiful! I love your system.

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by merrylander

Nice kitties, here is our five - sadly now four as the neighbour killed the black and white male. We are left with the Mother cat a tabbyco, a calico, an orange tabby tuxedo and a tortiseshell - all female but spayed. Since Florence is allergic they live on the front porch.

Great photo Rob. Spaying and neutering is an absolute must. All of the Feline Hoard were fixed at six months around here.

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by whell

For anyone who might be coming to the Fest, here's the system I'll be bringing. Of course, its also what I'm listening to at home:

Rotel RB-1092 Amp
Rotel RC-1090 Pre Amp (probably won't bring this to the Fest)
HP Pavilion 6700 laptop
Antelope Zodiac DAC

Hi Whell, I've also been using the computer as a source/pre amp for a while now. I found a couple of those Magnavox 150 console amps, (mono biamp jobs) for the power section. I picked up an M-Audio Audiophile soundcard on Bartertown for only $40, sounds damn good to me.

I sure wish that I could make it to the Fest! You outta hang the PC shingle on the door to your listening room. If I was there I would have to dig out one of my old tie dyed t shirts, my sandles and some mardi gras beads.
Have a good time! We expect pictures, you know. It's always cool to put faces to who we talk with here and at AK.

[merrylander]

Originally Posted by bobabode

Great photo Rob. Spaying and neutering is an absolute must. All of the Feline Hoard were fixed at six months around here.

There is a group here that gets a good price for people looking after ferals. Unfortunately we had to trap them to get that done, pretty traumatic for the kitties. All except the calico will now let me pet them. I guess all told with the five kitty campers and the spay/neuter it was probably under $750. They only draw about 40 watts each so not expensive to operate and it keeps them warm in winter.

[CarlV]

My aunt used to keep a waterbed in their garage for her strays lol.


Carl

[d-ray657]

Originally Posted by CarlV

My aunt used to keep a waterbed in their garage for her strays lol.


Carl

It is amazing how proficient they are at finding any source of heat. They like car hoods - on or under.

Regards,

D-Ray

[merrylander]

The problem here was that the mother cat gave birth to the four kittens under a bush at the miserable neighbour's house. She wanted me to help her catch them so (as she put it) she could wring their necks. Well I don't know if you ever tried herding cats, needless to say they never got caught. We used to have a big orange tom that lived on the porch, he used to let the mother cat eat from his dish, she looked like death warmed over. But she is a smart kitty so she brought the four kittens over and they adopted us. Now the mother cat is kinda fat. We used a drop trap in the end to get them to the vet. The orange tom either went walkabout or the neighbour got him too.

[bobabode]

That neighbor is a sick POS- I just don't understand that kind of mentality.

[Bigerik]

Looks like I just bought a Scott 299D over at the other place. Taking a chance, and it is lacking output tubes. But I just couldn't resist.

And, back to the topic at hand, I am sure it would make a heck of a fine resting place for a feline. Better get a wood case for it tho.

[BlueStreak]

Originally Posted by Bigerik

Looks like I just bought a Scott 299D over at the other place. Taking a chance, and it is lacking output tubes. But I just couldn't resist.

And, back to the topic at hand, I am sure it would make a heck of a fine resting place for a feline. Better get a wood case for it tho.

Awesome! Wood case and some fine screen to keep the cat hairs out.

Dave