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He called her "Lovey". Not sure about her muffy. And RIP Dawn. Add another Mary Ann fan.

Markertek has them. Also in non-right angle plugs.

So Karen and Peter finally received their shirts and medals for virtually running the St. Judes (Half) Marathon. Again, a big thank you to everyone who donated.

Happy Birthday, Ric!

A Very Happy Birthday, Ken!

Make that three. Never any problems with either the planar or shop-vac.

THIS is the recipe my son and I used when we made Beef Wellington last year. I would suggest another set of hands unless you are Gordon Ramsey class in the kitchen.

My Makita track saw has a simple little anti-tip device when doing bevel cuts that works pretty well. Certainly works well enough for me.

You may want to try a miter saw, just sayin’.

Just finished putting this together as a nice little base for my turntable. I think the turntable likes it.

I decided to wait after I saw they were set to arrive March 23.

Yep, that is pretty much what we had today and will have for the weekend.

Happy Birthday, DQ!

Exactly correct. I would just rather use my time futzing around listening to music, rather than futzing around getting ready to listen to music.

I think I will stick to my somewhat less expensive Netgear switches. I’ll just have to learn to live without the air guitars and air batons.

Agreed! Why the fuck did they not use a USB-C connector. Sounds like there is a mole working at Apple.

Happy Birthday, Todd!

I also agree with Nate. I sold my table saw before we left Illinois. I replaced it with a Makita track saw and have not missed the table saw. The track saw is much easier to store and I do not find it any more cumbersome to set up.

If it was me I would go for the Air with the increased RAM. I actually have come to dislike the touch bar on my Pro but I do like Touch ID (which the new M1 Air has). If I replace my 13” Pro, it will be with the M1 Air not the M1 Pro.

Craig is correct it comes with the Elys-2 cartridge, which I am fine with as a start, and maybe it will be a great cartridge. In my limited research it appears the Rega three-point system is meant to make cartridge alignment easier/more exact and make it more rigid. Not everyone agrees with the first idea so there are suggestions out there to perform a standard two screw alignment and then just add the third screw for rigidity. I have no opinion on that at this time but I am sure I will develop one.

Found a nice demo Rega Planar 3 at Audio Advisor plus a couple of other items

Lots of good suggestions. I probably won't buy anything until after Christmas, unless some great deal comes along. Right now I am leaning towards either the Rega or Project TTs. I do like the simplicity of the Technics (and my Dual was direct-drive) but I do not mind a little futzing as that is part of the charm.

Which Rega do you have Marc? I have been looking at the current Planar 3. It looks like a pretty solid table.

So I was driving back from Peter's tennis lesson and out of nowhere he says, "We should get a turntable". Well it was good thing he was driving as I would have likely driven off the road in shock. Not only did he want me to buy a turntable, but he actually called it a turntable and not a record player. After I recovered a bit, I asked him why we should buy one and his response was, "Vinyl is cool". So I feel I really have to buy a table so as not to stifle any potential budding audiophilia. My problem is I owned exactly one turntable my whole life, a Dual CS-721 bought in 1977 and given away (along with almost all of my vinyl) when we left Illinois in 2016. At that time I had not planned an analog return so I do not know what exists for a good quality, H-C approved table. Therefore, I am looking for any and all recommendations. I will hook it up through the NAD M-12 which has the ability use a turntable and has selectable MM or MC settings so all I need now is the turntable, although the slope is already feeling a bit slick.