JimJ

If he's running 200W and Maggies, got to be some serious push/pull stuff there... Tell him you know some crazy 20something goon back east that swears by single ended triodes

Looks like quite a nice setup...me jealous

5 or 6 channel would be hawt... No crossovers/processing needed, to cut down on costs...just a heatsink and connectors

Excellent info! My journey down the road of single ended triodes has taught me this all too well...getting reference levels with a lightbulb's worth of watts is no place for puny, stand-mounted "bookshelf" speakers

Gov't Mule - Thorazine Shuffle (live at Uptown Theatre, Halloween '06)

hallelujah

Sounds like it involves spending money, and lots of it...

repeatedly

i'd hit it

right, me = bed

this is fairly pathetic

well...

so I really only missed today...yeah...ok...

but technically, the first one was cancelled because a raving armed lunatic was running around campus, and i didn't get into the class until Friday

back... need to do homework now, it's the least i can do because i missed the last two lectures last week, haha

I've been there...lol

Like a really fast motorcycle - fun as hell to ride, but one false move and will put you in a world of pain.

Woodstock?

yes, my tubes are quite big and shiny

I like them... And the gold wheels on the dark green Fiero Matt posted were hawt as well

I picture Ramos in the last scene from Indiana Jones... Top men on it...

I'm being prawned by ground loops Turns out the problem's bigger than I thought, well duh... Only way to get the damn noise to stop is by unplugging the RCA's that go to the amps. Adding the preamp makes it hum like a sumfemale dog, adding the sub in the mix makes it worse. Might have to try those ground loop isolators, at least on one set of interconnects...

Well, since there are no hardware stores open on Sunday, apparently, and Blowe's and Home Despot suck for selection, guess i'm going to have to wait until tomorrow to get the stereo fixed correctly...I'll ghetto rig it now just to make sure.