They always offer more money or a promotion to good people that quit. It’s happened to ma a few times. I reply with; “if I wasn’t worth the raise before I offered my resignation, why am I worth it now?”
Good luck
I inherited a lot of tubes from my ex-husband-in-law. They were not as well organized as yours. All that went when we sold the house in town.
I hate it when my speakers get smaller over time.
Okay, let's say popular. That said, it takes a large cone to move the air for good bass that one can feel. Bose does it electronically, but the feel is gone. I have them too, for the surround.
I've got a lot of sound equipment. Almost none of it bought new. The upstairs of my house has three rooms. There is the library and the rest is stereo equipment. But when I was trying to get sound down at the riverhouse, I had three sets of speakers that had to be discarded. Maybe they sat too many years without moving. In the end I brought my main speakers from work. I'm using the surround speakers there now. (only working one day a week, so how much music can I listen to anyway)
Phase integrity must be maintained for proper imaging as well as frequency response
Maybe the damp environment. Yeah, like humans, it's use it, or lose it with voice coils. When I worked for JBL, they would take in speakers, evaluate them and re-cone them, if needed, for free. They were guaranteed for life and big production companies would routinely send them in after every concert. I seriously doubt they still have that guarantee in place. I worked in Customer Service and got to see a lot of the Professional Series stuff that wasn't advertised to the public. JBL even made amplifiers back then that were for pros only.
I got a little AIWA portable reel-to-reel recorder for Christmas in 1968I'm an addict when it comes to music/audio equipment (that and film)
I have spent a LOT of money buying/upgrading equipment.
I can't remember 3/4 of the stuff I owned over the years, just certain items, like my 1st own audio device that I got in 1968 & was a Realistic cassette player from RadioShack that I would play on a loop this (all I had on cassette then)
I would have envied you.
Is that your sister?
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That’s adorable! You are so cute.
Yes, that's my sister and she was a sweet kidIs that your sister?
She looks sweet.
You, on the other hand seem to be expressing a Dark side (maybe it's the hair
Have you ever been been arrested?
I'll bet you have
Whomever the dude in the middle is looks like very very familiar to me.
That Xmas tree though leaves something to be desired though, don't you think?
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You’re right. Members came from The Sparrows (Canadian) and I thought they were formed in Toronto but John Kay is American.
