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Yes! And the cable feels nice in the hands.

they are good cans. excellent resolution, imaging, and soundstage, but not enough bass body for my tastes. They are also very comfortable.

I was there, man. One of the all time great shows I've seen. I think Dose is a spectacular studio effort. I have not even listened to Deja Voodoo or High & Mighty.

Two nights at the Embassy Suites in Ft. Lauderdale.

flats.

Nice. Makes me wish I had a kick ass local dealer like that. \ Keep us posted on how it goes.

I just wanna know where the gold at!

Here to celebrate is a trifecta of videos from my city of Mobile, AL! First, the original newscast: Second, the hip hop version: Third, the drum n bass version (nice intro here): Note that the leprechaun was sighted mere blocks from my current residence!

I don't know anything about the cart in question, but is it possible you have an impedance mismatch with your phono stage? This could cause the excessive brightness you are hearing.

ignore me, I'm being evil.

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the music never stopped...

what kinda parts

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I just placed an order for two cherry units, finished. I didn't realize that shipping was included in the price. $100 even. I can't believe I almost bought a $400 Boltz rack.

No kidding! Really quite a steal. His racks are spoken highly of by a few on sh.tv. I also like that he offers base units to stablize the storage units, and top racks to provide shelf space on top.

Yeah, Cherry always looks prettier in pictures.

I'll probably be ordering some wooden LP racks from http://www.tonyswoodshop.com/. They are half the price of TTVJ's maple LP racks. Tony offers oak or cherry (or mixed hardwood) racks. Is there any structural reason I should choose one wood over the other, or is this purely a cosmetic choice? And if it is purely cosmetic, which wood do you think is prettier?

deadheads are starting to takeover this place. yay! soon the WAYLT? thread will be filled with nothing but Dicks Picks and JGB bootlegs.

the officemax website has a memory foam chair for $300. I might ride by there this weekend to take a test sit.

SNL was the first I'd heard them, and I was really unimpressed. It sounded like ska. To their credit, they were fresh faced young men.

Sky Blue Sky sounds great since Wilco records on analog equipment. Methinks I spy an MFSL DSOTM, which will be cool. I own that same Belew record, its bizarre and fun. I have the 45RPM In Rainbows which sounds ridiculous, but I can't speak for the 33 1/3. I'd like your impressions on The Reminder, I've considered snagging the LP off eBay.