Thanks Bob. I'll post a somewhat older pic so that you can see the speaker set up which are 4312A and a couple of 15" Kicker subs. This latest incarnation is an Audio Research LS-1 (currently disconnected), an Audio Research SP-16L (active) a Sonic Frontiers SFS-80 tube power amp, a computer that my Wiz Son set up for me, and two Crown amplifiers, both XTI-2000 for the subs. This is what I call my computer system since I do virtually all of my online work here. In fact, all my set ups save a Nakamichi System One rack have computers attached to them. My 4435s are in my main system.
That's one nice office system!
Drumset Alert!!
Please tell. I'm a drummer that plays guitar also. I bought my dream kit new in '83, a Sonor Lite kit in Natural Scandinavian Birch that is in mint condition to this day. It's exactly what Jack DeJohnette used throughout the 80's & 90's, he still has a set of Lite's in his collection at home. In addition I bought a Tama kit to use for band practice & occasional gigs so I wouldn't harm my babies lol. I was playing in an oldies band last summer but was sidetracked with some health issues but plan on getting back with them on a part time basis in the fall if all goes right.
...It is well toned down from the blending of my two older kits (one now sold)
^^^Thanks much, and love the pics Bob! Those shells are gorgeous!! JBLs and Kenwoods too! And those LPs!!!
Also Bob, what are all those guitars???...
...though I have REALLY strayed for Lava Lamps in my own thread!...
I'll post some guitars later today, I have a few.
Also Bob, what are all those guitars???...
...though I have REALLY strayed for Lava Lamps in my own thread!...
In the 60's I lived very close to the Lava Manufacturing Corporation in Chicago.
Wiki:
In 1965, two men named Adolph Wertheimer and Hy Spector were intrigued by Walker’s invention when they saw it at a German trade show. They bought the American rights and began the Lava Manufacturing Corporation in Chicago, IL to sell what they called the Lava Lite Lamp. In the late 1970s, the US rights were sold to Larry Haggerty, who created a subsidiary of his company, Haggerty Enterprises, called Lava World International, which produced American lava lamps for over 30 years.[5]
Former Lava Lamp factory, at 1650 Irving Park Road, Chicago
Like everything else now,....
Made in China. Totally sux brother.
You're kidding!
I was just looking Lava Lamps on Ebay and this one would be cool to have for halloween or anytime.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-199...mp-Dimmer-Light-Up-Eyes-Skeleton/162587740579
150 bones and it has a bid on it,... amazing.
EDIT: The lamps are definitely pretty cool looking and I dig the vibe, but I don't think it's 'that' cool, at that price. To each his own I suppose. No flames, I'd put that cash-ola towards vinyl or something hi-fi worthy.