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Ooh! That's gorgeous!

Have a fantastic day!

Brent's tire guy...

Nice job, and major kudos for matching the grain in the corners!

Have an incredible day!

The best amp I ever heard my K1000 from was a Pioneer M22.

Nice! Is that one of their bass panels under the desk?

Pics or it never happened!

If so he'll be busy, with the new Will and Grace coming.

What, no 78?

I guess I brought it up because I love turntables and I love engineering. Combine the two and you really have something. But throwing a bunch of pretty parts together and charging an absorbent amount of money is boring. Dazzle my eyes and my ears!

Approved!

Oh, pardon me. Carry on then.

Please take you Cavalli Audio inquiries elsewhere. There's no love for the "Thought Leader" here.

One of these days we'll have to have a joint Birthday party (not that kind of joint). Have an incredible day Colin! Treat yourself to a meal for a change! And maybe a new pair of zipper boots...

While I find the Clearaudio Statement impressive for sure, how can they justify $200.000? I think the VPI Titan @ $48,000 would seem a bargain in comparison.

I think the bigger question is who knocked him up?

There must be a cocktail named Katana. If not, you need to invent it. It'd have to be sharp and a little dangerous.

Slapstick is often as hard to portray online as sarcasm. I understood, I just took advantage of Katanas looking similar to Kansas. Although I thought you meant Katanas instead of fencing foils.

Thanks guys! I have to admit I wasn't really feeling it this morning. Then I saw this thread, and started laughing at Stretch's post. It really did turn my day around!

Who ever heard of Katanas City?

Jazz fusion.

A really small riot in the LA area.

I know you're having a rough time Ed, but everything's going to be great! Hang in there and Have a fantastic Birthday!

I think that was posted mostly for my benefit. I absolutely love fish and chips, and Iron Springs Cafe had it every Monday night. They'd use different fish, but it was always delicious. Jack the contractor usually had a large group each week, and it became a good part of my routine.