Or if you get the munchies, Beavis can help...Looks like I'll just have to deal with weeping open sores for now.
Or maybe I could try crushing and snorting a new bleach urinal cake.
Not to defend Darko, but I think that my experience reflects what he might be saying... you can't count on furniture and carpets to properly tune a room. To do that, you need correctly sized and located absorbers and diffusers. Once the room is properly tuned, furniture and carpets / rugs will modify the room's acoustic profile, as expected. But furniture is secondary in this multivariate equation.
Stunning is an understatement.
For me, part of the experience is seeing the musicians playing. Audiophile imaging can't quite get me there. It is fun yet (see below)...
I find stereo recordings, generally, to be an "enhanced reality" version of music. I mean, IRL one would never be able to hear the rasp of a guitarist's fingers along the strings unless one were sitting on the guitarist's knees as I did as a child while my father played. And yet, that's the enhanced reality that some audiophiles look for in their equipment and recordings.
I spent 5m trying to think of a one-word description of you, and couldn't. Your ineffable qualities demand a tome not unlike the ones used by sailors at sea during a storm.
I'm typically not a fan of music with vocals (I prefer instrumental music), but this is a definite exception -- along with Black Acid Soul. ++++++1
Yeah, good rooms and bad rooms and it's not obvious (at least to me) what geometric/construction properties differentiate them. I had 5 different rooms over the last 7 years....I tend to think that no two rooms are exactly alike. Each must be evaluated for its requirements.
JC
OK. Time to lay down some reality in hopes that my oversized ego is fully understood.
OK. Time to lay down some reality in hopes that my oversized ego is fully understood.
You got me. I am over-compensating but you would too if you were 4'11" tall. Had one-leg 3" shorter than the other. Had webbed toes. And had a birthmark shaped like a middle finger gesture on your right cheek.
*** OK. None of the above is true, but if it were I'd be totally adorable!
I do have an extra completed board I can send to @sixergixer at some point in the near future.My hand tremors prevented me from building one (or the BHC kit I sold recently), howsever @Paladin79 came to the rescue with a wonderful little coaster amp and a custom holder atop of a custom dual HP stand.
So what's LaPine like these days? At one time I was looking at a property there so I wouldn't have to actually live in Bend but be a short distance when I wanted to be in Bend. It seemed that a lot of sketchy characters had taken residence there, nothing like my old deer hunting trips used to be.Bend, having been one of the more popular U.S. destinations for people escaping California, Washington, everywhere else, has seen a massive influx to its population over the past decade (and honestly long before that according to us Bend natives). Therefore, one of the most common bumper stickers you will see here simply says BEND SUCKS! DON'T MOVE HERE.
And they're entirely correct. We don't need another soul moving here. Like, at all.
Ahhhhrg, so frustrated... I was supposed to be out of town on 28 June, man. That trip was rescheduled last Friday, and I forgot to check. Looking at EventTickets, crazy prices. I will check the Uptown's site. Thank you for the reminder!!!
OK. Now I am truly offended. How dare you make light of my made-up conditions. Go ahead. Have your fun. I just hope you don't ridicule the kids on the St. Jude's Hospital commercials.Sounds like you should be living in the mountains. You must be running around in circles in Texas.
JC
Thats a sweet tube for sure.
