Hello.....

dmorison · 14th November 2001, 05:30 PM

Hi All,
Just wanted to introduce myself before I start wading in on the forums.
I'm David, I'm 25, live in Aberdeen, Scotland, I'm doing a PhD in Biology.
Audio stuff - I'm interested in pro and domestic audio, and am a part time musician (violin, drums and electric bass).
Pro stuff - I work part time for a friend who runs a PA rig here in Aberdeen, which is great fun - managing to make real live music sound as good as possible beats sitting in the livingroom listening to CD's any day!
Domestic - I'd like to invest in a decent separates system, though I don't have the budget at the moment. Of course, that's where the DIY comes in....
Anyway, good to meet you all, and thanks for all I've learnt already, just lurking.
Cheers,
David.

GRollins · 15th November 2001, 12:53 AM

David,
Once upon a generation, some of my ancestors came from Scotland, from which I acquired a genetic predisposition for the taste of single malts. You don't know how I wish that there was such a thing as Oddbins over here.

Grey

P.S.: Not to mention the occasional beer. Pale ales are nice, but I'll generally go for a stout when I can get a good one.

dice45 · 28th January 2002, 12:45 AM

Helo David,

nice to meet you!

Hello Grey,

which single malt do you prefer?

my preferences are Maccallan (18 y and older), Lagavulin (16 y) and Springbanks (20 y and older) . I am not that much into the more phenolic ones

but some peat taste is welcome

The Lagavulin is w/o competition over here, they sell it for 35 Euro a bottle.

Helix · 28th January 2002, 11:11 AM

david, if u search around enough you can find limited edition 'cask strength' Maccallan (100 proof i think), very good for a night cap! (not good for building amp power supplies though).

28th January 2002, 12:45 AM	#3
dice45 diyAudio Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Munich, Bavaria	Ouuisssgeees Oda Helo David, nice to meet you! Hello Grey, which single malt do you prefer? my preferences are Maccallan (18 y and older), Lagavulin (16 y) and Springbanks (20 y and older) . I am not that much into the more phenolic ones but some peat taste is welcome The Lagavulin is w/o competition over here, they sell it for 35 Euro a bottle. __________________ Greets, Bernhard

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14th November 2001, 05:30 PM	#1
dmorison diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2001	Hi All, Just wanted to introduce myself before I start wading in on the forums. I'm David, I'm 25, live in Aberdeen, Scotland, I'm doing a PhD in Biology. Audio stuff - I'm interested in pro and domestic audio, and am a part time musician (violin, drums and electric bass). Pro stuff - I work part time for a friend who runs a PA rig here in Aberdeen, which is great fun - managing to make real live music sound as good as possible beats sitting in the livingroom listening to CD's any day! Domestic - I'd like to invest in a decent separates system, though I don't have the budget at the moment. Of course, that's where the DIY comes in.... Anyway, good to meet you all, and thanks for all I've learnt already, just lurking. Cheers, David.

15th November 2001, 12:53 AM	#2
GRollins diyAudio Member Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Columbia, SC	David, Once upon a generation, some of my ancestors came from Scotland, from which I acquired a genetic predisposition for the taste of single malts. You don't know how I wish that there was such a thing as Oddbins over here. Grey P.S.: Not to mention the occasional beer. Pale ales are nice, but I'll generally go for a stout when I can get a good one.

28th January 2002, 11:11 AM	#4
Helix diyAudio Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: UK	david, if u search around enough you can find limited edition 'cask strength' Maccallan (100 proof i think), very good for a night cap! (not good for building amp power supplies though).