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well i'm listening to dubstep right now so anything involving moar bass sounds like a plan to me. seriously though I think it could sound good, so long as you aren't too dead set on achieving perfect integration. i played the speakers + sub game for a while (my speakers were full size though, the 22L) and was generally satisfied with the results. i haven't tried my sub with the 63s, i should give that a shot. splitters should be fine, that was how i ran my sub + speakers setup: two splitters on the preouts, one to the sub, one to the power amp.

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i wanted to check it out but i got too scared by all the spooky stuff.

i got one of these in a newbie humidor buy. like $15 for a 20 count humi plus a handful of newbie sticks. the guys at cigar asylum always rip gurkha but i had a symphony a long time ago and liked it. mild and creamy, like you describe the park avenue. i'm about to have a bowl of 4noggins.com Bald Headed Teacher

oh wow that is awesome. doubt I'd buy it but I'll spend a lot of time looking at it and remarking on it's awesomeness.

I'm hoping the ceremony will include lengthy inspirational readings from Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon.

I'm sure I have a bunch already as well.

my first listen, believe or not. it's really good, ahead of it's time for sure. I saw anthrax/megadeth/slayer last Friday so I've been in a thrash mood. ::insert headbanging smiley::

yeah I might have to make that happen. problem is I also want the new Slayer vinyl box.

i think the edition 9s are very comfortable. they sound like rubber though.

i love boards of canada. great album there. caspa and rusko - fabriclive.37

seeing these guys at Voodoo Fest in a few weeks. Supposed to be an awesome live show. right on! i might catch some of Trombone Shorty during voodoo as well. he's playing during My Morning Jacket though so I don't know. Kreator - Pleasure to Kill

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yeah man you should give stax a shot. I'm really enjoying my budget srs-2020 system. it's all about that electrostatic speed. I haven't heard the lamba pro, but the normal bias lambda has the best midbass I've heard in a budget can.

my fucking hero.

everyone goes for speed and midrange purity eventually. the journey is fun though.

it's kind of hard to explain, but it involves a viewing of the compleat Star Trek: The Next Generation, a chicken Parmesan from Hungry Howies, Reks changing names around, and Willowjack devouring pussywillow whole in a bloody, stinky, toothy mess. in a way, we are all better for it.

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its a good live show. they've definitely calmed down a bit since Isbell left the band, at least in their delivery, but the playing is on point, and the songs are just fantastic. Personally I still think Dirty South was their last truly great album. The releases since then have been good, but not Dirty South good, and certainly not Southern Rock Opera good, but obviously that is their opus and will never be topped. Ronnie and Neal just popped in my head, reminding me I'm seeing Neil Young and Allen Toussaint in about 5 hours.

Man, can't believe I missed somebody on HC who actually cares about my Phish shows. July 1st was special because I got my first Llama and my first Roses Are Free. Painting the picture for you, we left Mobile, AL on Wednesday at 11pm, drove through the night to Raleigh, NC (14 hours), crashed for a couple hours in the hotel room, then hit up the show. Not ashamed to admit I teared up a bit when Roses Are Free started. Easily one of my favorite songs of all time. The rest of the show was great, pretty chill summer shed show to kick off the southern leg. July 2nd was the rock show, and even with all the badassness of the upcoming July 4th show I find myself returning to this one the most. Buried Alive kicked things off, which let us all know tonight would be zero fucking around. Good first set, closing with an absolutely rocking Chalkdust, a song which I generally am weary of, but I threw my back out to this one. However, it was Set II that was the magick: Set 2: Drowned > 46 Days > Twenty Years Later > The Lizards, Carini > Fuck Your Face > Also Sprach Zarathustra > You Enjoy Myself Rock rock rock rock, right up through Carini, into FUCK YOUR FACE, last time played April 29th 1987 (1,413 shows). It was that special kind of bust out (in fact the biggest bust out in Phish history, in terms of show gap) where nobody knew what the hell was going on until Gordon muttered "this guitar is going to fuck your face" and minds proceeded to be lost. The 2001 > YEM was outstanding, including a really special ambient moment during YEM, which included acapella Proud Mary, LTP 3/1/2003 (I was at that show). Phish - 7/2/10 "You Enjoy Myself" on Vimeo July 3rd was the chill out show, July 4th the tour closing bust out spectacular, including an unbelievable Harpua, which included a scorching cover of Rage's "Killing in the Name Of". Said Trey during the Harpua dialogue before KITNO, "...a song from the only other band besides Phish that won't bullshit you." Set 1: The Star Spangled Banner, Punch You In the Eye > Colonel Forbin's Ascent > Fly Famous Mockingbird, Camel Walk, Ocelot, Heavy Things > My Friend, My Friend > Lawn Boy, David Bowie, Gotta Jibboo Set 2: Down with Disease > Piper > Ghost > Waste, Julius > Mike's Song > Tela, Harpua[1] > Killing in the Name[2] > Harpua > Weekapaug Groove Encore: First Tube My first Forbins > Mockingbird (Forbins being my most chased song), first Camel Walk, first Tela, first Harpua. Easily the most statistically satisfying show I've seen. the best parts to listen to are 2nd set July 2nd, and 2nd set July 4th.

Pretty much the same as Grasslands Observatory, just add a bevvy of hardcore techno beats and a singer like Geddy Lee meets the guy from Jamiroquai.

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digital inputs please.

Nate that's awesome!

not to mention the black eyed peas record is an autotuned mess. i use NPR to test my car stereo. if I can hear Mike Siegel's voice without there being too much bass, it's just right.