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These days I prefer to do OOP in Java. When I need performance, I'd go with C over C++ any day. C++ is so user unfriendly. I learned it well enough to do a major project in it once. Then I proceeded to forget it as quickly as possible.

Sprained ankle, xrays negative. We'll see how bad it is.

C++ is the devil's programming language. It's enough to make anybodies eyes glaze over. :kitty:

I listened to a pair of SA5000s driven by Voltron's amp at MOA. My impressions of them pretty much mirrors those of Aerius. If Voltron's amp can't make them sound good, they must really be bad!

Interesting. Could you please ask Roam to join HC? He's one of a handful of people on HF that seems to actually know what he is talking about when it comes to amplifier design. Not that I'd know, I'm not in the handful. He would fit in well here.

I didn't know that your name is Aaron. I was thinking of this Aaron. An image of him in a mullet with a half open shirt and parachute pants is what I saw in my mind.

Unfortunately, I only get the first page no matter which URL I use to get there.

As opposed to the other disturbing and confusing times? BTW, how come Aaron hasn't replied? As soon as I saw the thread title, an image of him in parachute pants popped into my head. He's a natural for them. Aaron, where are you?

No parachute pants for me though I had several pairs of bell bottom jeans. Neither of these are even close to being in the same silliness league as today's "wear your pants around your knees" style. I say "style" for lack of a better word.

Bald is beautiful, eh?

My wife just bought $400 worth of food from personalgourmet.net. Has anybody ever heard of them? They were doing door to door sales in our neighborhood. At least they seem to be real and we have the food. It was probably overpriced but ... Now our freezer is full.

I would also assume that any commercial version would have non-mercury tube rectification, not that I know anything though.

After listening to them at MOA, I think that you'll be happy with them.

Yep, they're not exactly Eco-friendly.

It looks great, not the typical DIY job. More importantly, it sounds better than it looks!

There are pictures all over the MOA impressions thread on HF. Here are some from the thread to whet your appetite:

I would think that the hard place to shave for women isn't their legs, it's under their arms. The arm pits have all the same problems as the face and is even more sensitive. One of the many biological reasons that I'm glad I'm male.

I can't help but compare this to Frank Cooter's amp, which may someday be available. The cost would be about the same. It would be very hard to beat Frank's amp's sound and aesthetically, there's no comparison. Frank's amp walks all over it. Even so, I look forward to listening (and maybe even seeing ) this amp at CJ.

ACBL March 2008 "Bridge Bulletin" Now I'll have a couple of hours of interesting reading and thinking.

Yeah, facial hair. Can't live with it and you can't kill them all.

I'm somewhat lucky, it's coming out my ears and nose too rather than instead.

Try L'Occitane Cade after shave balm. It works great for me. Probably any after shave balm would do the trick.

Fixed it.

Don't! This way we can attract the smarter HF'ers without using HF resources.

Hi Indra, welcome to Head-Case. Love your work.