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My favorite room I saw, was by far the Cain & Cain room. Simply amazing. The guys there were pretty kickass too, started talking to them and asked what I built, I mentioned my BIB's, and instantly asked, those aren't the BBBIB build off of DIY audio is it?????? Yep. I probably spent close to an hour talking speaker construction with them, it was pretty kickass.

So yea, I'm back.

LOL

Anywho, I'm going to bed. Later Ya'll. I might be posting from Denver, might not, I don't know. There will be pictures though.

Pretty excited to finally hear some B&W speakers as well.

*drool*

Can do.

Look for Lukas from AudioJunkies while you're there. He's flying in for it. I shall look for him.

Yea.... that doesn't happen here..

F'ing stoked to go to the rocky mountain audio fest this weekend!

God I love free beer.

really nice may i ask the price ? 70$

So yea, me and my cousin got the wild idea of making a Rail Gun can smasher today sitting in EPII studio... I shall keep ya'll updated on our can smasher of death proceedings.

Welp, back to watching V for Vendetta

I regularly give 60 min talks with no prepartion, but would say the hardest part of any speech is keeping it under then length and not above. How did it go? Fricking nailed it.

Do old fashion style Dueling in the front yard.

yes sir. fiberglass. for what type of 'peeka?

Looks just like this, same blue color, same style, only mine is black instead of the gray/silver

Hmm, it appears the pic of mine isn't current... Video: Sharp Aquos 42", 1080p goodness Oppo DV-981HD Audio: Magnepan MG-IIB QSC CX902 QSC Powerlight 1.0HV DCX2496 Behringer T1953 preamp (needs to be replaced) MAQ 15, sealed

Picked up a Skagen Titanium watch today, very thin, which I really like, and the mesh band is pretty cool.

What kind of enclosure? Fiberglass?

Last time I went to a concert in a bar, I smelled of smoke Soooo bad when I got out it wasn't even funny.

My line of thinking has always been, if they are teaching it, they should be able to easily do all the exams/homework in no time at all...

Jim, the stuffing I've done on the BIB's is dense at the top of the taper, then less and less as you get to the driver, then on the bottom of the box too.

Well, time for class.