Yes, Dave's 3-ways are extremely well integrated and tres musical.
Terry's line arrays throw a soundstage second to none,( if properly seated)
The Maeshowe's w/eNA 126's combined Chris's usual high quality build with a very refined, balanced sound. If you have room for them---- go for it!
Ah, the aroma of great food with a whiff of fried voice coils!!
Don
Terry's line arrays throw a soundstage second to none,( if properly seated)
The Maeshowe's w/eNA 126's combined Chris's usual high quality build with a very refined, balanced sound. If you have room for them---- go for it!
Ah, the aroma of great food with a whiff of fried voice coils!!
Don
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Thanks for the reminder. We missed Tony too. He's a big part of any event. Especially if your tent happens to be within 20 feet of his. He's the only one I know who gives Dave a run for his money in the snoring department. Cheers buddy, maybe next year you can be a part of it. There's a spot down close to the road for your overnight quarters.
Forgot to mention what a good job Terry did of keeping everyone in line. I was supposed to help but ended up being one of the problems instead. Damn, I hate when that happens, but field marshal Olson did a good job again this year.
While we are on the topic of Terry, his speakers, the focused line arrays with complimentary woofers were another one I'll remember. Standing off line was rather unremarkable but once you sat in the happy seat, you understood what they were all about. That's what I call a good use of $70. Cheers to you as well.
Yes the 604's were a disappointment. Now I understand why the stock XO comes with both a high and mid attenuator, They were not the highlight of the event, quite the opposite. I might have to get GPA to have a look. Something about the AM radio sound was far too prevalent.
Forgot to mention what a good job Terry did of keeping everyone in line. I was supposed to help but ended up being one of the problems instead. Damn, I hate when that happens, but field marshal Olson did a good job again this year.
While we are on the topic of Terry, his speakers, the focused line arrays with complimentary woofers were another one I'll remember. Standing off line was rather unremarkable but once you sat in the happy seat, you understood what they were all about. That's what I call a good use of $70. Cheers to you as well.
Yes the 604's were a disappointment. Now I understand why the stock XO comes with both a high and mid attenuator, They were not the highlight of the event, quite the opposite. I might have to get GPA to have a look. Something about the AM radio sound was far too prevalent.
Dave,
Your new camera came fully loaded with a bunch of festival photos. Including some nice landscape shots of the gulf islands on the ferry trip over. Have a look there.
..Todd
drilling arm tubes...
apparently none of my picture attachments made the virtual trip, even though I attached them....
Terry, when drilling the tube, use a Dremel or similar "hobby tool" capable of 30,000 rpm. Use a cut-off disk to nick the anodizing and start the hole, then a small conical bit. Enlarge the hole gently with a larger bit. These tubes are brittle. Please wear safety glasses.
All that is needed are cartridge tags and internal wiring, a counterweight of approximately 90 grams and either RCA (female) jacks or RCA (male) plugs, and a means to ground it.
apparently none of my picture attachments made the virtual trip, even though I attached them....
Terry, when drilling the tube, use a Dremel or similar "hobby tool" capable of 30,000 rpm. Use a cut-off disk to nick the anodizing and start the hole, then a small conical bit. Enlarge the hole gently with a larger bit. These tubes are brittle. Please wear safety glasses.
All that is needed are cartridge tags and internal wiring, a counterweight of approximately 90 grams and either RCA (female) jacks or RCA (male) plugs, and a means to ground it.
I'll follow your advice, although I rather wish you'd been at the Fest to personally demonstrate...............that is, if we ever got around to it!
Thanks,
TerryO
Dave,
Do you have any close-up pictures of Bob's amps, Geek's gear especially his line stage and Scott's pre and F4 amp?
It certainly would be more interesting than your pictures of that "Homeless" person (In Washington State, we call them "Outdoorsmen"), that's wearing the bib and evidently just wandered in looking for a free meal.
He appears to have escaped from a Halfway House for the Criminally Insane, although on second thought, he really doesn't look out of place in that crowd.
Best Regards,
TerryO
Do you have any close-up pictures of Bob's amps, Geek's gear especially his line stage and Scott's pre and F4 amp?
It certainly would be more interesting than your pictures of that "Homeless" person (In Washington State, we call them "Outdoorsmen"), that's wearing the bib and evidently just wandered in looking for a free meal.
He appears to have escaped from a Halfway House for the Criminally Insane, although on second thought, he really doesn't look out of place in that crowd.
Best Regards,
TerryO
Whaddya mean, "free meal"-- you should have made it back in time to have dinner @ Union Square!!Dave,
Do you have any close-up pictures of Bob's amps, Geek's gear especially his line stage and Scott's pre and F4 amp?
It certainly would be more interesting than your pictures of that "Homeless" person (In Washington State, we call them "Outdoorsmen"), that's wearing the bib and evidently just wandered in looking for a free meal.
He appears to have escaped from a Halfway House for the Criminally Insane, although on second thought, he really doesn't look out of place in that crowd.
Best Regards,
TerryO
(I'll make you supper anytime, c'mon up!)
Don
naah ...... that's why I'm always telling ya that these big & ugly spks are good for nuttin'
toss them to Papa ZM ......... or try to contact these boyz , regarding xover ( they seems succeeded in making decent one ) : 6moons audio reviews: Stephæn's Altec 604 Dream Speaker
btw: who's this Wakoo Canuck ?
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btw: who's this Wakoo Canuck ?
That is the last known picture taken of Captain Kirk prior to his voyage of exploration to Planet 10.
He hasn't been seen since that time and it's feared that his Starship was destroyed.
Best Regards,
TerryO
Hey Mike,
I grew the beard just for the Meet. Just when it seems I couldn't get any uglier...BINGO!
I finally threw in the towel. I had intended to stick it out, but after 42 years I just wasn't man enough to go the full 50!
BTW: You really need to get back here for some of our events!
Best Regards,
Terry
Maybe he crashed on planet Tralfamadore.
jeff
OMG Jeff !!!!,
I certainly hope that wasn't the case.
If he was unlucky enough to be taken alive, he was probably BBQ'd and eaten by the Tralfamadorians. It's an established fact, that they prefer their meat "Weldon."
Best Regards,
TerryO
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