Dusty Chalk

Yes, no, wait, nowhere near California. No.

Yeah, I'm hoping that's the case after the fact as well.

No, to go truly ghetto, you must build them yourself. And not be very good at it. At least, initially. Markertek. Get cable, a soldering iron, and whatever connectors you need, and go to town.

Okay, after looking at that, I might have a change of heart. Also after seeing your salsa verde on Facebook.

And the HE60 is?

Having been married, I will give you some advice: that only works once.

I probably would have had an aneurysm.

I, too, have watched that an irrational number of times. 1:36-1:40 FTW.

Yeezh and , Shelly.

That's a 'yes'. Oh, and welcome to DC. My condolences.

But you don't have to do that anymore, since he's not your boss. Freedom!

They were just drunk on hemp juice.

So I totally missed it, how was Mike Oldfield's part of the performance? What did he do besides bang that enormous tubular bell?

Really? You just made a YouTube video about them, raising my awareness a notch (against my will, dare I say), and you want me to leave them alone? Really? Fucking twi-hards... Also, you obviously didn't see her performance in Snow White and the Huntsman. She obviously slept with the director. Way too many close-ups of her face, emoting exactly nothing.

Looks like someone already did!

There he is! I love that commercial.

Happy Birthday! (party favour noise)

Happy Birthday! (party favour noise)

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=450381551648588

Lollering..."I'm only fat because every time I fucked your mum she gave me a biscuit." :pound:

Barney Stinson endorsement?

FTFY

I don't think that's the crossover so much as the phase, that's why I won't buy a sub without a continuous phase control (basically, an extremely tiny delay). It's really no different than a crossover in a speaker, except that you now have two different boxes whose positions you can control (and thus get wrong), which is why the tiny delay is so important.

Clicky the picture -- free 30 day home trial. (But I think that's just the minis.)

Looks like a 2.1 system for a desktop. Thoughts?