I hit this on the web:
The Art and Science of Sound Recording |
They do not have so beautiful amplifiers like that though, but because of that after all.
Gyuri
The Art and Science of Sound Recording |
They do not have so beautiful amplifiers like that though, but because of that after all.
Gyuri
We ran across this on the web - wait for it to scroll by.
Puget Sound Studios: Mastering & Post Production
I believe your amps are in a number of studios aren't they? I have seem a pair at Georgetown Mastering here in Nashville.
You found Alan Parsons?!?! Wow! I didn't know he was involved in recording to that extent. I love the guy.
My bad, que-ue looks too strange, reminds me of calling a hog.
Ha, now you've really got me going: what's a traffic que-ue?
You know, something percolated from the music behind the iron curtain here because of that.
I respected Alan Parsons always the sound engineer one and his musical art.
He got into my field of vision because of a sad case again now:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/music/156290-sad-news-eric-woolfson-dies.html
Gyuri
I respected Alan Parsons always the sound engineer one and his musical art.
He got into my field of vision because of a sad case again now:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/music/156290-sad-news-eric-woolfson-dies.html
Gyuri
Watt/Puppies (and Watch/Center) - nice and appropriate Speakers for the XA160s!
We have since replaced the XA-160 amps with XA-100.5 amps as of 4 months ago.
Regards,
Happy New Year to Papa, and everyone else here at DIYA.
Merry Christmas to you and to all off the good guys at DIY
Mrs. Magura
Merry Christmas to you and to all off the good guys at DIY
Mrs. Magura
But what about the badguys?
Merry Christmas
Dave, why don't you post a picture of the doll house / space ship? It is so good that people make things themselves, not buying all and everything. (And also fix old good things, instead of buying and throwing away. Some things are of course designed to be thrown away. But not old Pass designs!)
/RK
Here she is playing with her new toy. Made of MDF scraps left over from speaker making, 1 piece of 1" X 6" pine left over from a shelf and some assorted bits from the shop scraps. My wife and I did the design together, I did the building and she painted it. Features include oak ramp with magnets to hold it up, elevator and landing module on top for moon landings.
We got her some playmobile space men from the early '80's off of ebay to go with it. I must say, I am happy with how it turned out.
She has played more with the elevator than anything else she got this Christmas. I guess we hit the mark.
We got her some playmobile space men from the early '80's off of ebay to go with it. I must say, I am happy with how it turned out.
She has played more with the elevator than anything else she got this Christmas. I guess we hit the mark.
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