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Its the predecessor to the Blue Hawaii if anything.

Something that good deserves repost. Also it was the car chase from The Rock, but I'm not allowed to take screenshots from blue ray discs it seems, the fucking copy content control whoring bastards.

Stanley Goodspeed, FBI?

I was born in glasgow, so just watch it! *dies from premature NED attack*

I approve of the finish on your speakers. Pimp headphones too.

So. Much. WIN. *dead* **In my will I leave my surrounder to the coolest head-caser.

I think its clear. Us Scots bow down to our Icelandic brothers in terms of the beating of the hoards of agressive old folk. I would contend however, that your average Scottish old person is younger and fitter than most, because to reach that age they have to get past the highest rate of coronary heart disease and alcohol related chronic illness in the developed world.

He's not happy about it in the chatroom.

Entered my 5th nocturnal day, except I have to go to the hospital for an xray later on so no death in the afternoon this time.

I've never seen such an undisguised pc drive in a CDP before, molex and IDE and everything. Looks to be a more solid unit than the NAD though. You'll have to do some tube rolling too of course

Ah the screw head is fubar, i thought the hole was. I also would use glue, but a replacement screw would be the best thing. Stax will probably ask $40 for a set of 4.

I have the seam closer to horizontal than angled up, when my hair was longer the opposite was true. It's much dependent on your head and how you manipulate the arc.

I used a cheap (thin) butterknife to get the pads back on. It is tricky, but just requires a steady hand (fingers to grip each bit that goes back in as you feed more through) and patience. Once you've got more than half back under the rim you can gently rotate the pad to help the rest. I've never removed the headband so I can't offer any help there I'm afraid. Perhaps some kind of putty, fill the stripped hole and when it hardens drive the screw into it creating a new thread.

Actually this solution wrestles the treble of the SFIs under control and brings out a fuller bassier sound, with one more hole uncovered the space in the headstage opens right up but I get headaches from the treble. The heavier I damp the SFI driver the more treble it kills, to a point.

Thats even more odd than the morph with Bush.

Do you think Head-Case needs a dedicated prog thread?

I probably will. Frankly though, for me to drop the monies on a copy of something completely alien to me, before the second track is half way through, its doing well.

And in what is a new record for the time between my hearing an album and buying it, I've just bought a copy of the above. Quickest I've done it before would have been with In Rock by Deep Purple or Act One by Beggars Opera.