What are you listening to now?

[logsquared]

Anyone remember this track? One that you just can't turn up loud enough!

So nostalgic!

[absolom7691]

I am working on abstract content for this one.

[dsli_jon]

..yeah, not a 'laserific-vid ref', but.. Quite-Epic, nonetheless..

..ya, a 'few flats' here / there, but.. Freaking awesome.. I wanna give each one of those kids - and their parents & music-Teacher - a Free full-house Zep sho-nite..

..and - Mad-props to the drummer-boy.. 'kid is goin all the way, Man..

j

[swamidog]

that has been making the facebook rounds and i fully love it.

anything that empowers kids and teaches them how to be awesome has swami's support.

..yeah, not a 'laserific-vid ref', but.. Quite-Epic, nonetheless..

..ya, a 'few flats' here / there, but.. Freaking awesome.. I wanna give each one of those kids - and their parents & music-Teacher - a Free full-house Zep sho-nite..

..and - Mad-props to the drummer-boy.. 'kid is goin all the way, Man..

j

[Draco]

Found a disc from the boston symphony of "Carmina Burana"
I found it at a thrift store of all places


and to james, thank you agan for the post of the line drivers you built

[daction]

not my midas venice 160.
I cooked one of the main output channels last week.
Started off with lots of distortion. Then the level slowly faded away.
Nah well. I sent it to a guy up in Auckland yesterday. He has a masters in science and is familiar with the gear.
Fingers crossed.

[Draco]

thats good luck then, it's hard finding audio techs these days, so the way i look at it i am Dragon and an Audio service tech so i am an even rarer mythical creature ! More so then honest politicians

[james]

to james, thank you agan for the post of the line drivers you built

You should come and hear them some time!

It took me quite a while to get them all together. They were just an idea for many years. Then I found that nice little TV speaker and bought like 1000 of them in one shipment.

I made those big panels with nothing but the full-range TV speakers. They sounded pretty good all by themselves, but they obviously lacked the extreme low and high ends.

Then I built the woofers. That was always part of the plan.

And then I got a flyer from Parts-Express. They had boxes of 200 tweeters for super cheap. So I bought a whole mess of them too.

It was a bit tricky to add the line of tweeters, but I figured it out.

It was nice to not have to fiddle with any passive crossover parts.

I just use the Behringer 3 way active crossover at about 120Hz. and 3.5KHz at 24 dB/oct.

I would like to sell this set and build another one!

James.

[buffo]

Would you believe this guy has been to my house?

I know the drummer from his solo album.

James.

Hi James;

Somehow I missed your reply when you first posted it. That is really cool though! I'm still digging The Black Keys, and I'm working on a laser show (beam show) to Gold on the Ceiling. Hoping to have it ready for SELEM.

So how did you manage to meet the drummer?

Adam

[james]

Hi James;

Somehow I missed your reply when you first posted it. That is really cool though! I'm still digging The Black Keys, and I'm working on a laser show (beam show) to Gold on the Ceiling. Hoping to have it ready for SELEM.

So how did you manage to meet the drummer?

Adam

The drummer started a Beatles tribute band back in the early 80s called Revolver. He was Ringo. He was also a graphics designer for the local PBS TV station headquartered at The University of Akron.

I've known him since about 1983.

Around about 2006 or so, he was thinking about getting a new Pug puppy and we had some. We used to breed them.

He came over to have a look and brought his friend Dan.

I had no idea who he was. We were all talking about music and recording and I asked him if he was a musician.

DUH!

James.