morphsci

There's a cost to working with Satan?

Well I have to disagree. If Head-Case were a person, it would be you. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

King Crimson - Larks Tongues in Aspic

Nick Drake - Pink Moon

Jefferson Starship - Red Octopus

Lou Reed/John Cale - Songs for Drella

Buddy Guy - Sweet Tea

It's likely the vote will come out for middle to late March.

Happy Head-Case Birthday

Can't we all just get along?

Leon Redbone - Up a Lazy River

Richard Thompson - Watching The Dark

I posted THIS interest check over at the other site. So for those who can't (or won't) post over there, you can post your questions, comments or other gems of wisdom here.

Happy birthday to the two of youz guys :prettyprincess:

Nice. The perfect birthday gift. Congrats.

Ahh, got it. See you traded in the shovel for a cane, much more stealth.

Fuckity, Fuck, Fuck. I was all set for the late April early May usual date this year. May 30 and 31 is not impossible, but you guys are making it hard (and not in a good way).

I thought you liked Zoltan? He was just being personable and he didn't shout.

Happy Birthday Reksy, old man !!!

x3 (at least)

Hippity Hoppity Birthday, Aardvark. I hope you finally get that ant

I cannot agree with Nate more about building a raised floor. In addition to the advantages Nate lists, it will be important to add a vapor barrier since the floor is concrete. Our "home theater" is our family room. Having the crawl space beneath is handy (as is the attic space), but everytime I'm under there I wish I had more easily accessible runs under the floor. Whether you decide to go with a raised floor, a good vapor barrier is essential. You may also want to build a riser for the front area, that can be filled with sand for speaker isolation. Lastly, start thinking abou how you are going to store the electronics. I use a small closet at the back of the room that is fitted with a mid-atlantic equipment rack. Last thing, depending upon location relative to other rooms and how noisy it is outside, think about soundproofing. There is higher soundproofing gypsum board as well as things like Quiet Barrier, Ultra Barrier and the Iso-Trax system. There is some good general advice HERE, especially the ones from the Corey Greenburg hosted segments (DHTW) on building your own home theater. If you have any specific questions, feel free to PM me, as the home theater is a work in progress and I have lots of mistakes under my belt to share.

Well I'm a little late to the party, but that is one nice looking amp. I would say it was the best thing I've seen on H-C in a while, except the picture of Lilly puts it to shame. . Happy Holidays to you Mr. Round Hole Cutter Tech and the family.