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Wowzers, if that sound as beautifuly as it looks then I'd... I'd... well .. . I'd do nothing since I can't afford it, but I'm sure to dream about it tonight.
 
Hey thank you for posting that, Mattybumpkin, I'm going to buy it now!!!!

In my dreams! I love these Sansuis that have this classic and authentic look, it makes me want to learn Japanese and meet all these people who made this things. if I were wealthier I'd collect and before I die make a museum for them for all to see!
 
Thumpy said:
Was it the Sansuis or was it spacelord's buxom avatar that caused the popping of the eyes?

It was spacelord's avatar :yes: . I find myself searching for his posts now hoping that in one of them her top might fall :D .

Back on track now...

john
 
1420-1503 said:
Hey thank you for posting that, Mattybumpkin, I'm going to buy it now!!!!

In my dreams! I love these Sansuis that have this classic and authentic look, it makes me want to learn Japanese and meet all these people who made this things. if I were wealthier I'd collect and before I die make a museum for them for all to see!

Nice to see you again 1420-1503, its been a while....... :thmbsp:
 
Eric, yes it was, I've been to Antalya in hot places like Olympos, Side, Aspendos, etc.
In the old theater of Aspendos there was a festival of classical music and I attended one evening for the oratorio of Fazil Say 'Nazim'.
My favorite place however must be Istanbul, and it's there where I stayed the most and where I want to live one day.
There's a place called 'Galatasaray', where you can find new vinyls for sale of all genres in the mainstream music shops, this I haven't seen in Belgium, apart from specialised stores for dj's. In the main street of Galatasaray there's the (state)university of Galatasaray where students are being thaught in French. In the same street there's a Katholic church, a mosquee and what I think is an Orthodox church.

There're vintage audio shops aswell. I missed a marantz 2600 bought by a Brittish couple, but I don't know the price they bought it for. (I like to think it was expensive!)

I'd like to add that, it was a refreshing expenrience, as I stayed in Belgium for 2 years before, and I needed to see something different.
 
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