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These Futtermans OTL are absolutely amazing, listened to one in the mid 80's with the first generation of Quad electrostatics (-57) a memory immortalized welded into my memory!
So what I have are the first two H3aa monoblocks ever produced. 1a and 1b. Initialed by Futterman. They came from estate of his apprentice. Crazy story — said apprentice, Doug Casara, was in a motorcycle accident. Quadriplegic in his 20s. Stayed active in the NYC audio scene by directing others where to do what.
 
I asked AI: "exactly how many times does the singer sing la in the song July Morning studio version"

AI said: In the studio version of "July Morning" by Uriah Heep, singer David Byron sings the word "la" a total of 68 times throughout the song's various refrains and final vocalization sections.

that looks like this:
la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la
la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la
ask it about Kylie Minogue.
 
Love it. Not the migraines! But the getting to be involved in your kids school. Pretty awesome.

I get migraines but not anywhere near what you’re describing. Does that mean you’re off music for long stretches?
well I don't really get classical hemispherical migraines, I get cluster headaches/ice pick migraines and chronic daily headache, at least that's what they were calling it 10 years ago when I last went to a specialist, it runs in my family. Cluster headaches just sort of hit when ever they feel like it and are like 6-7 out of 10, ice pick migraines feel like a molten bead of iron explodes in your brain, its pretty rough, it can happen a few times an hour once it starts and its a 15 out of 10 pain wise, I am used to it now but its still rough, it triggers an adrenaline dump if its bad because it feels like you got shot in the head, luckily they have been getting fewer and farther between since they started in my 20's. And about music, luckily I am not light or sound sensitive when it comes to my headaches, my dad got them bad when I was younger and he had to be in a dark room for days at a time sometimes. glad i missed that ****.
 
i don't know. i'm gonna go watch it and see how the sled acts and see if the laser even fires. i really know next to nothing about cd players.

i really dont want to put any money into it. already feel like a moron for buying belts before i checked my stash. but even if i spend $50, at least i have that remote and it goes for $50 by itself.

theres a jvc 5 disc changer local. working and cheap that i MIGHT go get just to have it but i'd rather have a single disc.

You probably have but make sure your optics are clean, easily half of the laser codes we use to get were from dirty optics, guessing it's just a clear plastic cover over the laser on a CD player.

Can't believe how much stuff I look at on ebay that says no remote , where are these people losing their remotes.
 
well I don't really get classical hemispherical migraines, I get cluster headaches/ice pick migraines and chronic daily headache, at least that's what they were calling it 10 years ago when I last went to a specialist, it runs in my family. Cluster headaches just sort of hit when ever they feel like it and are like 6-7 out of 10, ice pick migraines feel like a molten bead of iron explodes in your brain, its pretty rough, it can happen a few times an hour once it starts and its a 15 out of 10 pain wise, I am used to it now but its still rough, it triggers an adrenaline dump if its bad because it feels like you got shot in the head, luckily they have been getting fewer and farther between since they started in my 20's. And about music, luckily I am not light or sound sensitive when it comes to my headaches, my dad got them bad when I was younger and he had to be in a dark room for days at a time sometimes. glad i missed that ****.
Dayum brother that's ruff. At least it doesn't preclude music.

Cluster headaches are a whole 'nother thing from what I've heard.
 
well I don't really get classical hemispherical migraines, I get cluster headaches/ice pick migraines and chronic daily headache, at least that's what they were calling it 10 years ago when I last went to a specialist, it runs in my family. Cluster headaches just sort of hit when ever they feel like it and are like 6-7 out of 10, ice pick migraines feel like a molten bead of iron explodes in your brain, its pretty rough, it can happen a few times an hour once it starts and its a 15 out of 10 pain wise, I am used to it now but its still rough, it triggers an adrenaline dump if its bad because it feels like you got shot in the head, luckily they have been getting fewer and farther between since they started in my 20's. And about music, luckily I am not light or sound sensitive when it comes to my headaches, my dad got them bad when I was younger and he had to be in a dark room for days at a time sometimes. glad i missed that ****.
That's horrible.My wife sometimes gets the migraines where she has to lay in a dark room like that too or she will throw up.
 
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