Knuckledragger

Spookily portentous. Home made rat-loaf. Yummy! 1938 Phantom Corsair - 6 seat, 2 door sedan concept car.

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Bluesound node 2i, Rogue Sphinx 2 and Sonetto IIIs.

1979 Klipsch La Scalas and a bunch of pals.

KEF R3's, R2c, Marantz receiver and a Peachtree Nova.

Part of Orbital's live rig. 1958 Ford X2000 concept car.

Sansui 6 powering Harbeths.

Mount Gnipen, Switzerland. Click for slightly larger.

KEF R7s, the London skyline, and a metric fucktonne of reflective surfaces.

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The power has been out in my house since 11:30PM on Wednesday. National Grid restored power to every other house on my street except for mine, then moved their trucks out of the area. Their website says the outage is "fixed." There will me no show tomorrow. ...and probably no show ever again my because my future plans involve becoming a super villain and burning all of New England to the fucking ground.

The OP who posted the two above photos made a comment on switching to a low back chair greatly improved the imaging of his system. I surmise the cream chair is his old one.

On the next episode of Very Gay in Space. 24 year old James Dean and the "Little Bastard" at a gas station in 1955, hours before his fatal car accident. That car is cursed. Storr rock formation, Isle Of Skye, Scotland. Boot Arch Inbetween Lone Pine Peak and Mount Whitney. Alabama Hills, California. Click for slightly larger.

I wonder what is that big silver component in the middle. I don't think it's a piece of audio equipment.

This happened a while ago, but I just found out about it. In the 90s I attended Landmark College in Putney, VT. We used to go for "drives" around the Vermont hills and uh, sample the Vermont green. Occasionally we'd pass "the art property" which was a farm that had some massive metal sculptures on it. This lead to some "whoa, dude" moments. Apparently the sculptor died earlier this year at the ripe old age of 87. One of his works is going to be moved to the Landmark campus, which is pretty neat: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/25/arts/charles-ginnever-dead.html

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