Plenty of power for five Klipsch K-hornsI would be happy with 30-50 watts per channel, if not my speakers would be an issue. Unfortunately I am on a bit of a deadline.
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Schiit Happened: The Story of the World's Most Improbable Start-Up
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valiant66
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I play in a bocce league on Tuesdays. The first game starts with a coin flip, "who has a coin?".."only old people have coins"
Canada did away with the penny about a decade ago. I had a jar full of them, and decided not to convert them to nickles etc. For shiits and giggles I always carry 2 or three around, along with a challenge coin. Blows the mind of the young 'uns when I pull a penny out. I still kind of miss the 'leave a penny, take a penny' trays at gas station checkouts - a low key reminder of Canadian niceness.
I also kept a dollar bill and a two dollar bill, magneted to the fridge out of nostalgia.
(For our American cousins, the paper bills were replaced by $1 and $2 coins, colloquially "loonies" and "toonies".)
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Paladin79
Previously MOT: Cables For Less
I'm in total agreement that well made is way better than not well made. See, we have more in common than you might want to admit.
Trust me, I have suffered through some crappy margaritas in my life.
Plautus001
Headphoneus Supremus
F*#! Data, if you want data go hang out at ASR...do you have data to show otherwise?
Some times Darko's opinions are making up "science" to prove it is just a way to shill room treatment products.
If you like room treatment great, but I have a hard time believing carpet, curtains, and other elements added to a room don't help when I can hear it.
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Experience is data. Chill dude.F*#! Data, if you want data go hang out at ASR...
Some times Darko's opinions are making up "science" to prove it is just a way to shill room treatment products.
If you like room treatment great, but I have a hard time believing carpet, curtains, and other elements added to a room don't help when I can hear it.
valiant66
Headphoneus Supremus
Nah. I'm Pretty sure I got that right. If you want them to hang and party, queue-up some Cumbia. At least for Texas landscape workers.
Raggaeton.
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valiant66
Headphoneus Supremus
F*#! Data, if you want data go hang out at ASR...
Some times Darko's opinions are making up "science" to prove it is just a way to shill room treatment products.
If you like room treatment great, but I have a hard time believing carpet, curtains, and other elements added to a room don't help when I can hear it.
I have heavy curtains at first reflection point. Open 'em you get one sound. Close 'em you get another. No question they make a difference.
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Paladin79
Previously MOT: Cables For Less
I have a similar situation in my listening area so I know what you are saying. I will just say maybe I could be using better materials but you must be able to live in a specific environment.I have heavy curtains at first reflection point. Open 'em you get one sound. Close 'em you get another. No question they make a difference.
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valiant66
Headphoneus Supremus
It was with some trepidation that I brought this glass, my first sip of whiskey in over a week after struggling through Covid, to my lips this evening. I have had friends and have heard of others who completely lost their taste for bourbon or other whiskies after having Covid, and since it is literally my job to taste through barrels to make Single Barrel selections, the thought of that happening to me was honestly terrifying.
Joyously, not only did it taste just like the OSD Straight Bourbon that I and many of you fine fellers know and love, it tasted amazing! [Insert massive exhalation]
Not pictured: Maxim Vengerov blazing a blistering path through Shostakovich's Second Violin Concerto with Rostropovich conducting. Wondrous fiddling skills.
So glad to hear that. My gal got the covid in the early days before vaccinations and it was really bad. She got long covid and her sense of taste was shot for a couple of years. She still has some other symptoms that haven't gone away. No joke, that one. Glad your experience was mild.
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jonathan c
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The best sound my living room had was when we put our Christmas tree up last year. Soundstage and imaging was phenomenal. Also, we had our carpets cleaned and all the furniture was removed the reverb was terrible. YMMV. Sounds fine when fully furnished. Chill and enjoy the music.I have heavy curtains at first reflection point. Open 'em you get one sound. Close 'em you get another. No question they make a difference.
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Same here.The best sound my living room had was when we put our Christmas tree up last year. Soundstage and imaging was phenomenal. Also, we had our carpets cleaned and all the furniture was removed the reverb was terrible. YMMV. Sounds fine when fully furnished. Chill and enjoy the music.
We decorate the Schiit out of our great room where the big rig is.
Sad when it all comes down.
7 months to go...
sixergixer
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He literally showed before and after measurements. Hard to say that's made up data unless he is blatantly flubbing his results. I generally dig Darko but I also don't have a dog in this race because I'll never be able to treat a room with aftermarket panels and whatnot, but it is unfair to call him out like this whether you personally like his channel and content or not.F*#! Data, if you want data go hang out at ASR...
Some times Darko's opinions are making up "science" to prove it is just a way to shill room treatment products.
If you like room treatment great, but I have a hard time believing carpet, curtains, and other elements added to a room don't help when I can hear it.
sixergixer
1000+ Head-Fier
Thank you very very much.So glad to hear that. My gal got the covid in the early days before vaccinations and it was really bad. She got long covid and her sense of taste was shot for a couple of years. She still has some other symptoms that haven't gone away. No joke, that one. Glad your experience was mild.
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I have a cycling junky friend who was all of 24 years old; she was very strong and athletic. She got Covid pretty early on and it wiped her out and caused rather severe long Covid effects of significantly reduced energy and stamina. She ended up having to quite her job as a cycling instructor and it griefs her still.
No joke indeed.
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Pollo enchiladas tonight with verde sauce, jack and cheddar cheese,
Ceasar salad,
Margaritas
and cool tunes on the Schiit based big rig...
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