I guess this fest is heading for the New Year, that's fine with me. Let's see what 2011 has in store for us. Hide inside and get those projects done😉 What does everyone think?
Peter C.
I'm busy hiding inside already. Wish I was getting more projects done though. Next year sounds promissing to me.
January 2011 would be okay with me. Anatech, how do speakers and cold temperatures not mix? (I would want to bring a pair of speakers).
Regards,
Pete
Regards,
Pete
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Get the car nice and warm first then put the speakers inside. I think the cold affects the surronds and if they are veneered it may cause the surface to split? Don't know but why take a chance.
Peter C.
Get the car nice and warm first then put the speakers inside. I think the cold affects the surronds and if they are veneered it may cause the surface to split? Don't know but why take a chance.
Peter C.
I'm unfriendly AND introverted--keep to myself--kill bad guys in my spare time...oops!
No intent to put a burden on your audio meet plans, but in your opinion, is it morally OK to get sexually aroused by amp pics and various words of a fella DIY member ?
I think i'm starting to develop Brokeback Monitor feelings for John.
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Gee, I missed all of this.
Aw, that's sweet!
At these special times, you know I feel the same way jacco..xoxoxo
I think i'm starting to develop Brokeback Monitor feelings for John.
Aw, that's sweet!

At these special times, you know I feel the same way jacco..xoxoxo
Hi Pete,
Generally, the cold months of winter and speakers do not mix. The temperature change can also cause the epoxy holding the magnet assy to fail outright. Don't ship speakers in the winter months folks!
Please let me know when this thing is to come together.
-Chris
Generally, the cold months of winter and speakers do not mix. The temperature change can also cause the epoxy holding the magnet assy to fail outright. Don't ship speakers in the winter months folks!
Please let me know when this thing is to come together.
-Chris
Greetings All-been lurking for a couple 0f years and decided to join in. To start off the new year and get some kind of meet going, I would like to host a meet at my home in Barrie sometime in latter Feb. or early March. It would be a great way to meet some of the people in this part of the world. I was surprised to see how many of you there are so close to Barrie.
I am able to accommodate about 20 or so people . What I need is some sort of consensus concerning suitable date-Sat. or Sun and time.Please advise if interested and we can plan this together.
I am able to accommodate about 20 or so people . What I need is some sort of consensus concerning suitable date-Sat. or Sun and time.Please advise if interested and we can plan this together.
Not sure how much of a drive it would be for me to Barrie, I would look to the Canadians interested in having a meet to take the lead on planning it.
Actually I am sort of a Canadian having been born in Kitchener. However now I live in Maine, so whether or not I can participate is questionable.
Thanks for the offer, jscelo.
Actually I am sort of a Canadian having been born in Kitchener. However now I live in Maine, so whether or not I can participate is questionable.
Thanks for the offer, jscelo.
Hi jscelo,
The winter may have other plans. Some time later may be better for the folk who live in the GTA and surroundings.
Hi MCPete,
If you wished to go, and if I can go, we can meet and drive up from Georgetown if you'd like. A little company on the way never hurt anyone. I'm going to make a guess and say you have a good idea where G'town is.
This way you get a washroom break and a coffee, and you don't have to drive the entire way. It's only a small break for you, but it'll help breathe life back so you can enjoy the get together. There may also be another member closer to the border that you can team up with so there would be less solo traveling.
Just a thought ...
-Chris
The winter may have other plans. Some time later may be better for the folk who live in the GTA and surroundings.
Hi MCPete,
If you wished to go, and if I can go, we can meet and drive up from Georgetown if you'd like. A little company on the way never hurt anyone. I'm going to make a guess and say you have a good idea where G'town is.
This way you get a washroom break and a coffee, and you don't have to drive the entire way. It's only a small break for you, but it'll help breathe life back so you can enjoy the get together. There may also be another member closer to the border that you can team up with so there would be less solo traveling.
Just a thought ...
-Chris
Barrie is in the Toronto area, is that correct? Anatech, I don't have any idea where Georgetown is. If the meet is to be near Toronto, I think that I would need to bow out. My estimate is that it would be about 700 miles from coastal Maine (Bangor area) to Toronto, which for my circumstances is too far away.
Thanks for the thought of traveling together from Georgetown, Anatech.
Best Regards,
Pete
Thanks for the thought of traveling together from Georgetown, Anatech.
Best Regards,
Pete
Hi Pete,
Hey, no problem. It's always nicer to have company when you aren't in your own area. That's why I offered.
Barrie is up on highway 400, well north of Toronto. You do not want to go there at the start of a holiday weekend, or after 3:30 PM on a working day. The 400 turns into a parking lot, no fun in that!
Georgetown is pretty close to your home town, towards the east. It's located on highway #7 in between Trafalgar Road and Winston Churchill (actually a bit west of that). Since we are next door to Toronto in comparison to your travel estimate, I don't think you're coming. For that matter, even St. Catherine's is too far for you. I'm sort of on the way to Barrie from the US - Canada crossings near St. Catherine's.
Should you change your mind, give me a shout. The same goes for anyone else who finds Georgetown isn't too far out of the way going to Barrie.
-Chris
Hey, no problem. It's always nicer to have company when you aren't in your own area. That's why I offered.
Barrie is up on highway 400, well north of Toronto. You do not want to go there at the start of a holiday weekend, or after 3:30 PM on a working day. The 400 turns into a parking lot, no fun in that!
Georgetown is pretty close to your home town, towards the east. It's located on highway #7 in between Trafalgar Road and Winston Churchill (actually a bit west of that). Since we are next door to Toronto in comparison to your travel estimate, I don't think you're coming. For that matter, even St. Catherine's is too far for you. I'm sort of on the way to Barrie from the US - Canada crossings near St. Catherine's.
Should you change your mind, give me a shout. The same goes for anyone else who finds Georgetown isn't too far out of the way going to Barrie.
-Chris
Georgetown
Georgetown sounds fine to me, about 45 min. drive. I live near St. Clair and Jane in Toronto. Have some record clamps that I had made for me I can sell.
Peter C.
Georgetown sounds fine to me, about 45 min. drive. I live near St. Clair and Jane in Toronto. Have some record clamps that I had made for me I can sell.
Peter C.
Hi Peter,
It's nice out here - if you like farmland. I do. I needed the trip through the country to unwind after a day in T.O. or Mississauga.
I'd welcome the company, doesn't matter who drives. They also sell coffee around here.
-Chris
It's nice out here - if you like farmland. I do. I needed the trip through the country to unwind after a day in T.O. or Mississauga.
I'd welcome the company, doesn't matter who drives. They also sell coffee around here.
-Chris
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Barrie is too far for me, especially at this time of the year. If we were not going further than Georgetown I'd likely be interested to join you.
Heck, You're always welcome over here. I think you can vouch for the fact that there simply isn't any room in my basement though! Upstairs, the poodles roam free. They are friendly - really. See below. The last close-up is of our youngest doggy, Mr. Darcy - the Poodle.
If we are going to head out later, and I can get the car, I'll let you know. Barrie isn't that bad really. It's up the 400 and awayyyy. Now, in the summer months, I'd opt out of that plan. Vacationers have the ability to mess up a perfectly dry, straight road in the daylight without any problem at all.
-Chris
If we are going to head out later, and I can get the car, I'll let you know. Barrie isn't that bad really. It's up the 400 and awayyyy. Now, in the summer months, I'd opt out of that plan. Vacationers have the ability to mess up a perfectly dry, straight road in the daylight without any problem at all.
-Chris
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Okay, well I lost track of this thread for a while, but I'm back.
I can't make it up to Barrie too easily-I have some serious health
problems-that's why I offered to host.
Don't have anything to show at a current meeting, but I'm hoping to (re) learn a little about speakers. For that, I've just picked up a Dayton WT3 Woofer Tester (quickly measures Thiele-Small parameters and stuff like that) and a Dayton measurement mic. I'd be happy to bring those along to a meetup if I'm well enough.
Hopefully in the next few weeks, I'll be doing some test baffles for the four 10" woofers I have here, and I'd be willing to move them around if I had help unloading 'em.
BTW, those are some great dog pics. We have a Westie here with us.
Hogwild
I can't make it up to Barrie too easily-I have some serious health
problems-that's why I offered to host.
Don't have anything to show at a current meeting, but I'm hoping to (re) learn a little about speakers. For that, I've just picked up a Dayton WT3 Woofer Tester (quickly measures Thiele-Small parameters and stuff like that) and a Dayton measurement mic. I'd be happy to bring those along to a meetup if I'm well enough.
Hopefully in the next few weeks, I'll be doing some test baffles for the four 10" woofers I have here, and I'd be willing to move them around if I had help unloading 'em.
BTW, those are some great dog pics. We have a Westie here with us.
Hogwild
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