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I thought the L's came in both active and inactive passive...?

Yeah, short answer: very. Has anyone heard the relatively newer reference series from Quad, specifically the 2905?

Actually, I bet well-amped ribbon-based line-source speakers would give That Sound. Like Apogees.

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You know they reintroduced the CLX?

Curry actually sounds like a good idea. I might try that.

Not sugar -- then I'll just get a sweet-and-sour sauce.

So I made a second batch of Peter's Purple Chicken, only this time I used a white zinfandel (Frey), almost a rose'. I tried to make a rue with the leftover wine (+ flour + butter), but it turned out a little tart. What can I add to combat the tartness, any recommendations?

That was pretty cool of them.

FTFY

To be fair, when comparing notes with others to whom it wasn't their favorite -- we didn't always agree on the roller-coaster aspect.

Or, perhaps it was a double-positive (like a double-negative, only not so negative).

I wouldn't do that. Hirsch still uses his HEV70 once in a while.

No, she just means that one guy named 'Will' will. The real typo was the question mark at the end.

Awesome, you're showing us a picture of your wife, in a "what did you do today?" thread. Ah, to be young and in love again...

To me -- the frequency response is fairly roller-coaster -like, especially in the midrange and treble.

You're not the only one -- I laugh every time I see that name, too. There's: Garden of Shadows Torture Garden Garden of Earthly Delights ...and, of course, Hoegaarten, which is German for Ho-Garden. And now, for my next translation, Die Frau ohne Schatten -- the woman who hasn't had her shots.

Home: Work:

Rogue is my personal favorite. Dead Guy for a nice (relatively) light ale; Mocha Porter or Shakespeare Stout for something more...wintery...they have a little more heft. I think of them as the "chocolate" and "Tootsie Roll" of the beer world. PS This does not fall under the "Belgian exotic" category.

Yes, please do, thanks. Even at $330/$480, it's not unreasonably priced, depending on its performance, so feel free to post long-term impressions as well.

It's more a function of gain than watts.

^2.

No, iron good (at least, that's what I thought). When it comes to something like that, though, design is more important than what it contains. Oh, and: hey now!

Pfff. /me not a Krell fan. If you're talking greater than 3 digits of watts, I'd go Musical Fidelity kW. Or less -- I'm perfectly happy with my A308CR (250 -> 8, 450 -> 4).