| Stephen |
Yes, there's more to Canada than hockey and polar bears. Hifi shops do rather well up here, as many people like to listen to music, particularily when the weather is bad (like in winter).
If you're an audiophile, there's plenty of websites to visit, however, there's not much out there for the novice. I've built a modest website that explains loudpeaker theory in simplified language. I hope that this site sparks somes interest in a subject that must seem intimidating to many people.
The address is:
www.cyberus.ca/~ec091357/HomePage.shtml
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| roddyama |
Hi Stephen,
Welcome to the forum.:wave: You have a nice little primer on speakers. I'm sure there would be interest from more than just a few members. You should submit it as a link in the "Loudspeaker Info" section of the forum. |
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| Stephen |
Hello Rodd
Thank you for your encouragement. I'll submit the link.
Stephen |
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| purplepeople |
What latitude?
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| roddyama |
| quote: | Originally posted by purplepeople
What latitude?
:)ensen |
Who's got an atitude, eh? |
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| Stephen |
Hello "purple"
The latitude is north of Toronto. That's me on the left in Rodd's picture...just kidding; wish I looked that good
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