You do house calls? My TV is on the fritz, Fitz.

Just hit it with something.

That's what I did for several months to keep mine going.

Just hit it with something.

That's what I did for several months to keep mine going.

You don't think I do that?

You don't think I do that?

HIT IT HARDER. :mikey2:

Canon MP520, printing copying scanning for "the office". Pretty nice thingy.

Nice! I bought an MP970 (IIRC) a couple of months ago and so far like it alot. Sure beats the Epsons we used to have <-

A couple of Hibachi grills.

A couple of Hibachi grills.

So now get back to your original thread and give us some impressions!!

Please?

Mike, this question might have been answered already, but what kind of component rack is that? Looks snazzy.

Some quick thoughts. They look pretty cool in person. The built quality is good. The black piano gloss finish looks great. The heatsinks are warm to the touch but not even close to being a room warmer. I've been using the volume controls on the amps themselves which are not stepped but seem pretty well matched. I had to adjust the gain down on my phono stage so I could get the volume past 8:00. So far, they sound very good. I have no complaints. I have about 2 hours on them as of this post. Nice soundstage, depth as good as the room setup will permit. I was listening to R. Brown and L. Almeida and the bass is deep and controlled. The recording has gobs of detail and these amp reproduce it all. Based upon my recollection of this recording on the Cary, the TAD-125's are right there with it in this category and this recording. You hear all the finger and hand movements on the bass.

Jack, the rack is a basic Salamander Archetype 3.0 that Jp gave me when he moved. Nothing fancy but they do the trick.

Hmmm... been falling behind a little here.

First, with wireless mouse and keyboard,

and

and also the simpletech (except it's blue)

Woodworking go faster things...

Drill press

Drill press safety planer

Milling vice (mine's biggeer than this one)

Spade bits, Forstner bits and a circle cutter plus 2 sizes of microplane rotary shapers.

Fun fun fun!

Oh shits!!!

but I wants to go fasterer.

But I wants to play with new toys...

well then, no whittling.

You're a harsh mistress Reks

Don't know much about wood working but the new tools Smeggy looks Sweet

Nice! I bought an MP970 (IIRC) a couple of months ago and so far like it alot. Sure beats the Epsons we used to have <-

Ow nice!

This is a fast thing, really nice. I'm glad I bought it. Now have to buy some nice paper for my invoices...

Do you print photos on yours? I don't plan to on mine but how's the qual?

Another nice goodie came on my path today...

Nikon MB-D200 for my D200

O2 + KGSS

Another nice goodie came on my path today...

Nikon MB-D200 for my D200

Nice, Indra! I have had one for my D80 for a little over a year now and can't imagine going back to using it without it.

O2 + KGSS

SWEET!

Ow nice!

This is a fast thing, really nice. I'm glad I bought it. Now have to buy some nice paper for my invoices...

Do you print photos on yours? I don't plan to on mine but how's the qual?

I've only printed one or two on plain paper, and they looked good. I'm not into photography like you and others here are, so my eye for such things is probably lacking...

Antex TCS230 50 Watt soldering iron with in-handle temperature control

soldering iron stand

lead free solder

various machine screws & nuts

cheapish ofc copper cable

Paris Hilton style dog in bag. Well, ok, at least I paid for it.

Tickets to go see Ironman with my wife (and I'm taking her out to dinner too, but I haven't bought that yet.)

Oh yeah and an SRM-T1S and Sigma Pro

Oh yeah and an SRM-T1S and Sigma Pro

Oh shits!!!