SMAC June 2010
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Nuts. I finally was able to make one of the SMAC events. I stocked the car full of cassette tapes and a spare cassette deck. But then I totally missed the post about you not being there!
olson_jr
Lunatic Member
When I first came downstairs I thought you guys were screwing with us telling us the JBLs were the only speaker playing!
BTW, what model are those things, the only ones I find online have 6" woofers I believed those to be 8"?
Kegger
R.I.P. 1/12/1966 - 6/1/2017
VinylRob
Vinylphile
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Great meet, as always... Doug is still one of the maddest scientists of the vacuum realm I know. We are so fortunate to have such a strong group of designers/builders in our midst! I'm always impressed by the beautiful machines and the music that they usually make, and there's always something in the works with you guys, always something new and surprising. Saturday was one of those days where Edger Winter's Frankenstein was way too fricking loud in the kitchen, upstairs from the basement. Damn kids, use your inside voices, please! Doug always seems to have an issues with his trim pots err maybe it's just me, getting a little frail in my autumn years?! Well it's always a whole lot of fun 'tilllll somebody gets hurt, hope nobody did, I had to skid-addle with Jeff before those horns pierced both my ears in a way that would not leave me looking like a happy pirate, way too much blood. But really, it was nice and very interesting and the Temptations, Chambers Bros., and some old Traffic albums I played sounded pretty cool.
Parting shot: from Tom Waits Mule Variations,
What's He Building In There?
What The Hell Is He Building
In There?
Happy (quiet) Listening!
Great meet, as always... Doug is still one of the maddest scientists of the vacuum realm I know. We are so fortunate to have such a strong group of designers/builders in our midst! I'm always impressed by the beautiful machines and the music that they usually make, and there's always something in the works with you guys, always something new and surprising. Saturday was one of those days where Edger Winter's Frankenstein was way too fricking loud in the kitchen, upstairs from the basement. Damn kids, use your inside voices, please! Doug always seems to have an issues with his trim pots err maybe it's just me, getting a little frail in my autumn years?! Well it's always a whole lot of fun 'tilllll somebody gets hurt, hope nobody did, I had to skid-addle with Jeff before those horns pierced both my ears in a way that would not leave me looking like a happy pirate, way too much blood. But really, it was nice and very interesting and the Temptations, Chambers Bros., and some old Traffic albums I played sounded pretty cool.
Parting shot: from Tom Waits Mule Variations,
What's He Building In There?
What The Hell Is He Building
In There?
Happy (quiet) Listening!
VinylRob
Vinylphile
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huh? what, did you say something? ;^)
huh? what, did you say something? ;^)
PakProtector
AK member
That was a bit out ov hand. However, why go and build something you can't put your foot in. It'd be like a '57 300C driven to Church on Sunday only by a little old lady who thought the detent in the gas pedal feel was the stop instead of the opener for the secondaries of the dual quads...
cheers,
Douglas
