Søren Mexico:

Rich, please dont post pics of these speakers anymore, if my wife sees it, I'm in trouble.

With apologies to Soren, breaking in refoamed woofers of Beovox CX 50 with Robert Plant's Principle of Moments.  Because, you know, I'm always in the mood for a melody.

Rich:

Søren Mexico:

Rich, please dont post pics of these speakers anymore, if my wife sees it, I'm in trouble.

With apologies to Soren, breaking in refoamed woofers of Beovox CX 50 with Robert Plant's Principle of Moments.  Because, you know, I'm always in the mood for a melody.

 

Such frets must have a name, "The Eyes of the Hurrycanes", are you going to change the fabric on the CX 50s as well ?

Box of Rain - The Grateful Dead ..... rains about all we've had around here lately.

Søren Mexico:

Rich:

Søren Mexico:

Rich, please dont post pics of these speakers anymore, if my wife sees it, I'm in trouble.

With apologies to Soren, breaking in refoamed woofers of Beovox CX 50 with Robert Plant's Principle of Moments.  Because, you know, I'm always in the mood for a melody.

 

Such frets must have a name, "The Eyes of the Hurrycanes", are you going to change the fabric on the CX 50s as well ?

 

That depends on where they end up.  Right now, I have no plans to use them myself, so I left the frets/grills alone.  When they find a home, we'll figure that out.

Søren Mexico:

Rich:

Søren Mexico:

Rich, please dont post pics of these speakers anymore, if my wife sees it, I'm in trouble.

With apologies to Soren, breaking in refoamed woofers of Beovox CX 50 with Robert Plant's Principle of Moments.  Because, you know, I'm always in the mood for a melody.

 

Such frets must have a name, "The Eyes of the Hurrycanes", are you going to change the fabric on the CX 50s as well ?

 

Maybe she will approve these frets instead.

I have to use Lee's expresion

The wife likes the cloth, but not against the green wall.

This is interesting, because she does not like my S45-2s.  I think my S45-2s would look right at home with those RLs (behind the fretless S40 in the foreground).  (They are RLs, yes?)

They were originally fretted to mount against a yellow wall... but I change things around here often,  but they do match the frets on the CX-100's , and that completes the set.

RL60.2

One must complete the set.

Which is why I just bought a Beocord 2400 (with little or no intention of ever actually using it).  [:'(]

It's my own fault ... but post the Australian Mother's Day ... David Hobson and Katherine Jenkins non-stop

Latest addition - I don't know why - guess it's just the sickness.  Because it doesn't even complete the set.  I guess I need to get a Beogram 2400 to complete the set.

Anyway, Elvis Presley's "A Big Hunk of Love" on a Billboard compilation cassette.

Rich:

I guess I need to get a Beogram 2400 to complete the set.

I have a BG 2404 since 6-7 years, plays very good and is easy to service, today its connected to my BM 2400 and S45s (original frets

My dream to complete the set is this one

WOSU Classical

A beautiful piece Eugene, my compliments

Søren Mexico:

A beautiful piece Eugene, my compliments

Agreed.

But WOSU?  Does that mean W-Buckeye?

Rich:

Søren Mexico:

A beautiful piece Eugene, my compliments

Agreed.

But WOSU?  Does that mean W-Buckeye?

Yes it does, but I am native Hoosier so my loyalties are with IU and Notre Dame.

burantek:

...and Purdue, correct?

My niece graduated from Purdue back in 2008 and I think my dad may have got his Masters in Civil Engineering there as well back in the late 50's.

Things aint been the same since Gene Keady hung it up. I miss the comb over and his troweled up wife. I bet Mary Kay made a fortune off her.

Eugene:

burantek:

...and Purdue, correct?

My niece graduated from Purdue back in 2008 and I think my dad may have got his Masters in Civil Engineering there as well back in the late 50's.

Things aint been the same since Gene Keady hung it up. I miss the comb over and his troweled up wife. I bet Mary Kay made a fortune off her.

Ya know Jaff's a Boilermaker, right?  And I'm a Wolverine.

Gene Keady's comb-over had nothing on Bill Frieder's "ain't been washed in decades" hair.

So I find out today the Fabric Selector has been holding out on me.  Little did I know but there had been at least 27 cassettes in the house all along - including a mix tape from a past boyfriend! 

Currently listening to Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness Side 2 on the BC 2400 after listening to Side 1 on the BC 4500.  I totally dig the old school piano key operation of the 2400.

Rich:

So I find out today the Fabric Selector has been holding out on me.

oh dear

you have one too ?

their addictions consumes much more space than ours does

Søren Mexico:

Rich:

I guess I need to get a Beogram 2400 to complete the set.

I have a BG 2404 since 6-7 years, plays very good and is easy to service, today its connected to my BM 2400 and S45s (original frets

My dream to complete the set is this one

 

I got the hi-fi bug (not to be confused with the Beovirus) in about 1985 at age 19.  Back then in the U.S.A., the big discussion was whether Akai or Teac open reel recorders were best.  Always thought I'd one day own an open reel recorder, but I never did find one I wanted.  Maybe some day a B&O open reel will be required to complete the set and I'll take the plunge.

elephant:

Rich:

So I find out today the Fabric Selector has been holding out on me.

oh dear

you have one too ?

their addictions consumes much more space than ours does

As long as my LP collection outnumbers her shoe collection!