Bonjour, hello and xin chao.

[Guy 13]

Bonjour, hello and xin chao.
I am a French Canadian from Montreal, Quebec
living and doing business with my genuine Vietnamese wife
in Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) Vietnam for more than 20 years.
I've been interested in audio stuff since the age of 18.
I have now too much audio stuff (TT amps, speakers, CDP, etc...)
I have decided at 69 that it's now enough.
My 69 years old ears cannot appreciate any sound improvements
so I keep what I have.
I will go digital, meaning that all my LP and CDs will be digitise or digitized ?
Well that's about it for now.
Have a nice day.
Humm mmm... By the way, my name Guy 13 is because I was born on a Friday 13 (1948) and yes, I am a very lucky guy.
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[Dude111]

Hello and welcome ashore!!!

I hope you like it here

 

[carolus]

....yes, I am a very lucky guy.....

Welcome Guy ... enjoy every moment ....
Karel

 

[wintermute]

Hi Guy, and welcome to diyAudio

Tony.

 

[thuanth43]

Great to see another audiophile in Saigon.

 

[Guy 13]

Xin chao em Thuanth43.
If you are interested in having an audiophile meeting with me
face to face give me a call at 3896-3657 (Home) or write me at :
guyleduc13@yahoo.com
Tam biet.

Guy 13

 

[Guy 13]

Hi Guy, and welcome to diyAudio

Tony.

Hi Tony,
thanks for your welcome.
Your style of pictures are different from mine,
but that's why I like them, I like your style.
Thanks again.

Guy 13

 

[Guy 13]

Welcome Guy ... enjoy every moment ....
Karel

Thanks Karel for your welcome.
It's not always easy to enjoy everything life brings you,
but I try.

Guy 13

 

[Guy 13]

Hello and welcome ashore!!!

I hope you like it here

Hi Dude 111,
it's the first time I've been called '' ashore ''
what does it mean ? ? ? ?
The French Canadian that I am is a little weak
when it comes to Shakespeare language.

Guy 13

 

[Pano]

Dude veut dire "Bienvenu au rive" plus ou moins. Sort of the opposite of "welcome aboard"

Welcome to diyAudio. Saigon has an active audio community, non?

 

[Guy 13]

Dude veut dire "Bienvenu au rive" plus ou moins. Sort of the opposite of "welcome aboard"

Welcome to diyAudio. Saigon has an active audio community, non?

Hi Pano,
thanks for the explanation about '' dude "
I never liked to be called dude, because I do have a real name.
However, I don't make a big thing anymore about it,
it seems to be normal for American people to call others '' dude ".
For me calling someone '' Dude '' is like calling someone '' You ''
Hey you....
End of this ranting... No harm done.

Guy 13

 

[scottjoplin]

Hi Guy. Funny that your real name is Guy, because guy is used in English like dude

 

[hta95]

A warm greeting from Hanoi

 

[Cal Weldon]

Xin chào Guy. Bienvenue sur diyAudio.

 

[scottjoplin]

Ah, pardon. Merci beaucoup

Put it back Cal you know what I mean

I see ok, we'll leave everyone in confusion haha!

 

[Cal Weldon]

I edited that part out when I reread your response.

 

[Pano]

The Dude abides.

 

[Guy 13]

Hi all.
Well I gave up (At least for now) posting pictures.
My files have too many pixels and I don't know how
to make them smaller.
For now, just use your imagination with my description of my OB speakers.

Guy 13

 

[Pano]

There is help and a lot of good info in this thread:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/everything-else/183084-pictures-why-not-attach-them.html

 

[Guy 13]

Hi all,
I will re-take pictures of my stuff with my small Nikon Coolpix
set on medium - low resolution,
but for now, I have to wait,
because the contractor is repairing my leaking roof.
Don't really know when it will be completed,
because his employees work when they feel like it.
Then when work is completed, I have to put back everything like it was
and that a BIG job, because I have lots of stuff....
I want everything done before first of June,
because I have to go back to my home country Canada (Montreal, Québec that is)
for a few months to take care of personnal things.

Guy 13