[Aynjell]

Course I remember you. You turned me on to audio-gd initially!

 

[piperfect]

Here are the pictures I took http://omahax.com/img/headfi/

 

[nylan8301]

Gentlemen, I am sad that I wasn't able to make it to this meet. The gear this year looks stupendous.
 
I must also apologize for not going to the tasting; I am on pain meds for a back injury. 
 
I look forward to the next one (fingers crossed).
 
-Nylan

 

[Douger333]

We'll hope to see you next time, get well!

 

[bassvirtuoso]

I also regret not being able to make it, it looks like you guys needed a turntable in the worst way possible 

 

[Douger333]

My turntable doesn't travel well, but I always enjoy getting back home to it

  Hope you can come next time!
 
Doug

 

[mrscotchguy]

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I also regret not being able to make it, it looks like you guys needed a turntable in the worst way possible 

 
Air conditioning before turntables 

 

[bassvirtuoso]

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Air conditioning before turntables 

I remember that all too well from last year, haha!
 
Also sad I missed out on the Bourbon tasting!

 

[Lurkumaural]

Just viewed the pictures.  Looks like a great time with some sweet gear!  Am I thinking of the right bunch of guys, you folks had some misfires in getting a meet together for quite a while, right?  Anyway, I really enjoyed the pictures.  Thanks for the vicarious meet experience.

 

[mrscotchguy]

The Bourbon was great.. I think we just need to organize a small "get-together" periodically so we can drink and listen to music at a slower pace.  I felt somewhat rushed... but that could have been because it took a while before we got my netbook talking to my dac.

 

[Douger333]

Thanks for dropping in! (You must have the right guys...) I have many fond memories of San Francisco when the sea lions were at Pier 39. Let us know if you're ever in Omaha

 

 

[bassvirtuoso]

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The Bourbon was great.. I think we just need to organize a small "get-together" periodically so we can drink and listen to music at a slower pace.  I felt somewhat rushed... but that could have been because it took a while before we got my netbook talking to my dac.

 
I'm all for it man!
 
I need to stop in and get a new bottle of scotch soon...

 

[mrscotchguy]

We have about 150 single malts currently, I don't bother counting the number of blends 

.  Though, I have been on a gin kick lately, or rather, a Nigroni kick.

 

[bassvirtuoso]

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We have about 150 single malts currently, I don't bother counting the number of blends 

.  Though, I have been on a gin kick lately, or rather, a Nigroni kick.

 
I don't count blends as Scotch....can't stand the stuff. Same goes for gin, never been much for pine trees 

 
How many "good" cask strength bottles do you have? 
 
So far I've tried Aberlour's, Nadurra, and Clynelish.

 

[mrscotchguy]

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I don't count blends as Scotch....can't stand the stuff. Same goes for gin, never been much for pine trees 

 
How many "good" cask strength bottles do you have? 
 
So far I've tried Aberlour's, Nadurra, and Clynelish.

There are a few good blends...  but I rather buy a Bourbon.  As for gin, not all taste like a spruce forest.
 
I have gathered a few cask-strength bottlings, but most are independent bottlings.  I have never seen Clynelish above 46%abv, that sounds scrumptious! Glenmorangie Astar is one of my go-to cask strengths.  Just wish I could find more Laphroaig CS; I own #1,#2, and #3... haven't seen anything but #1 in Nebraska before though.