[quote user="beocool"] A photo I took this morning... [/quote] I think I have to dig out my old Nikon and the 50-2.8 lens again, put B-W film in it, and then search for someone to develope it, and come to think of it, I must have a film scanner somewhere, love your artwork, is it b-w or color, pic if color please. Saludos from Mexico

[quote user="Leslie"]Ouick question, what the hack is a TT [/quote] A TT is a TurnTable .

Enough Roses, back to work. The bad news, I can make these funny little brackets, but each one will take me about 1 hour, if we are talking business and I charge my normal price for workshop works, then it wil come to USD 400.00 for one set (4 pcs). Another problem that may turn up, is the black strip, painted or etched, on the glass where the bracket

[quote user="Eugene"]Here Leslie and Soren ![/quote] As we are into PPs (Personal Pics) I will try to find a pic of myself in my normal handsom looking way. BTH, The old Stoner looks intelligent, well, most be the glasses Thanks for pics guys, nice to know with whoom one is texting.

[quote user="Eugene"]Our newest addict with his prize. Any bets on how long it takes before Todd starts jonesing for his next Beofix ?[/quote] Coming weekend he will start browsing the bay. Looks like Evan is getting kind of skinny, well some good Danish food wil take care of that.

[quote user="Rich"]And I think I remember something like you are ok with any music but country - exactly what I am listening mostly now [/quote] I love country, try this one even Evan wil love it, Cadillac, but will need a subwoofer to get it all out

[quote user="tournedos"] [quote user="Rich"]That is a nice property to have! Are the passive Pentas easily driven by a BM2400 or BM1900?[/quote] I don't have either; but they sounded fine connected to my Dirigent [/quote]

The Soundsmith gives a clearer sound all over, and your M70s goes down to 27 Hz, your S40s is limited at 49 Hz, try the S40s wallmounted it may help a little.

[quote user="stevepe"]Thanks for the link. I'm having success with lacqeur thinner. I'll see if acetone is speedier. The wipe-on poly is probably similar to what you describe for a finish. [/quote] I dont use Poly for my Beo woodworks, but sand down with 200 grain and 400 grain, and then seal with boiled linseed oil (Danish oil), and

Where are you located, if over here (US, or Latin Am.) I can help