I was hoping those two wouldn't be mentioned. I may not have the EPIs by the 13th. As to the Bozaks, they're in dire need of recapping, additional fibreglass inside, and have a mysterious slot port in the baffle that is or isn't supposed to be there. At least they're relatively light (~80lbs each) so I won't have to fight loading them. The ~140lbs Infinities can make it interesting to haul any distance alone.Mark W. said:JP I would like to hear some Bozak's and EPI's since I see them for sale avery now and then.
Charivari said:I never get to play more than a track or two of my music at these meets, as soon as I try everyone gets the scolded dog look in their eyes and I'm compelled to pull my albums. If we ever have a meet with separate listening rooms, I'm going to play my own music, to heck with everyone else. I recognize that this runs in the face of accepted audio enthusiast music -- '60s, '70s rock or anything that sounds like it or audiophile approved jazz that is the only stuff I ever hear at these get-togethers -- but tough.
I need a few more years of practice, there's no way I can hold my own against you old farts. Just a mere fart in a hurricane, so to say.
Mike, how goes your plans on AK get-togethers? Have you decided not to hold your own since there seems to be a sudden plethora of May meets?
- JP
I know this isn't the absolute best location for everyone,and the room isn't what we all wanted to be,but I have tried to make the first jesture,just to get everyone together,see how it goes,and I'm pretty darn sure after this meet,we all will have ideas and suggestions for the next,how to do it better,what to consider for the next location/time of year,etc,etc.Let's just see how we all do on the 13th of May,I'm sure this will take off...who knows,some day,with planning,a little work,we could have own...dare I say...west coast version of AK Fest!!Now that would really be coool!!
Robchronic flatulance?retrokeeper said:....so let's just all show up if we can,and get over the first hurdle...and we all know what that is!! :yes: Rob
Charivari said:Rob, you don't know the kind of music I like, a half hour of listening to it might cause a riot. At the Graham meet, I tried to play one of my "guilty pleasure" disks, Midnight in Moscow that can best be described as drunk Russian acapella. The guys there tried to be polite, but once one of the guys started singing soprano it was obviously difficult for most to keep a straight face. - JP
Thanks for clearing that up. I didn't know what it was called, I only know that it sounded like this gent from the Don Cossack Choir had an unfortunate encounter with a vise.koseltri said:JP, Men don't sing soprano. It's called counter-tenor (or contra-tenor). I have a bunch of Kingsinger's stuff, I understand your reluctance.
Scott
Robretrokeeper said:P.S. I plan to have a "show off","display your rare gear","antique audio",what ever you want to call it table,so if you got something you want people to drool on,bring it up and show it off.It doesn't need to be powered up or anything,it can just be a "static" displayed item.