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Two Seecamp 380s. I'd had them on order for 17 months. Should have them in two to three weeks. Yay! Mikey, one still has your name on it if you want it.

Kris Delmhorst - Songs for a Hurricane Nate, I think you'd like this a lot.

Cool looking playhouse, Nate. Love the two levels and the slide!

I don't have that one, but do have Serenity and War Orphans. If you like that, you might want to try this: Marcin Wasilewski - January. It's one of my go-tos when I'm in that kind of mood. Or the one album that got me started in the dinner/cocktail mood, but still damn good jazz (more ECM): Manu Katche -Neighbourhood Oz, tyrion's friend who owns an audio/home theater store, and who let us invade for evening pre or post-meet fun in Florida, played this on a rather nice speaker set up (don't remember what he had at the time) at my first headphone meet. I think I'll listen to it now.

Edward Sharp & the Magnetic Zeros - Up From Below

Listening to Eulogoy for Evolution reminded me of it. Ralph Towner & Paolo Fresu - Chiaroscuro Kinda cocktail/dinner jazzy smooth, but good.

Lounged about and did little things around the house on my last day of vacation

Nice, Jacob. I don't even remember seeing you with a camera.

Al, check this out. It's gorgeous. Goldmund - The Malady of Elegance

I liked it out of both the WA6 SE and the WA22, and preferred the WA22 to the Cavalli, but my time was too limited with either amp, sources were different, etc. so that's not a criticism of the Cavalli amp at all, just a very loose first impression.

BTW, it was nice to meet you at CanJam, but you might want to read your welcome pm a couple times over. Just a friendly warning.

I think that was Jack, postjack, you were talking to, and welcome to head-case.

Nice pics, Ari. I do like Jacob manning the registration booth. He looks quite serious.

Damn, Dusty. That was pretty good.

I started out with jh13s in and was asleep before he got there. I woke up and one earpiece had fallen out, and I actually sat up to see if he was in the room because it was so quiet. There he was, like a lap dog (except not on my lap), sleeping on the rollaway at the foot of my bed, 100% quiet.

Steve, we're all expert boundary pushers here, and pretty good at finding center again, at least with each other. You're okay, and definitely among friends.

I just got off the phone with Matt, and was reminded that I need to post that he did not snore badly at all, and was, in fact, mostly silent. Shocking, but true.

I can't remember who I was showing these to, but on one of our gatherings, we looking at the photos on my iphone of you, me, Justin, and Jacob hanging out at the beach and at your house last year after canjam, and I was thinking that you should should have been with us in Chicago as well.

I think you missed the joke.

Big congrats to you!

That is one stupid looking album cover.