JimJ
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hahaha wasn't tryin to be an ass, but 1200 on most electrical systems isn't extreme... sorry bout soundin like a dick... well comes natural Nah, you didn't come across like that at all, it's just funny to see how perspectives differ sometimes, that's all
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Muddy Waters - Big Leg Woman
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Maybe one of these days I'll get a nice digital camera... Nah, I'd probably get a 4x5 view camera before that
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I'm not up on what is the new craze in the DSLR world anymore, but I'm a big fan of Canons. To me they are very well laid out and take great photos. Don't worry about getting the highest megapixel camera you can, they are severely overrated IMO for most people, its all about the glass and knowing how to use what you have. Any special purpose for the camera or just want to have a quality camera for everyday use? For under 600$ from BH Photo you can get a EOS Rebel XTi with their 18-55 lens, from what I remember from running one of those they are a very nice camera and would work pretty well for you. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/4575...#specifications Just kinda depends on what your looking for and what you want to spend. I'd like a screen that you can use while taking pictures, really fast shooting as the digital pause drives me NUTS, and as you say good glass. Looked at the Nikon D90 today and was pushed away from teh Canon's but I have an AE1 so I am particular towards them. The D90 seemed heavy, but had perhaps all the features you could ask for. $1250 though. I would have pegged you for a Leica guy
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I could have possible interest in it for the wife. I haven't decided on a final product yet though, but low powered is the goal. Does very well in 1cF sealed, 250-300W or so It's probably going to be right after new years, before I start on it. I'll have a busy schedule up thru that time. Sounds good. If I end up getting rid of it before I'll let you know, but I doubt it.
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Time to be productive for the next couple hours, I guess...
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I could have possible interest in it for the wife. I haven't decided on a final product yet though, but low powered is the goal. Does very well in 1cF sealed, 250-300W or so
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Wiggins had a point when he said that nobody would buy the Brahma if it had a Neo motor, and not just for the thermal issues
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Anyone need an SD-1v2? I hate having it just sit around...
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What was the Qts on those moofers?
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How you install it will be by far the most determining factor here, given enough linear throw. Something like an Icon, CSS SDX, Fi IB 12", installed in infinite baffle will take care of your first two requirements nicely. You won't need anywhere near that kind of power, though.
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Amp for HAT L61-2
JimJ replied to dlink's topic in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical
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Opposite goals, here...
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I just took a look at their last 10Q in August, even that wasn't looking too good Apparently they don't file their 10K until February...it'll be interesting to see what that looks like...
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If you're really concerned about playing double bass, I'd work on your midbass first I agree completely, but with the emphasis out there on "excursion vids", if the typical user actually went ahead and built a box that limited cone travel and maximized linearity, they'd probably think something was wrong with the sub or cook it thermally
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It'll be just as bad next summer, or worse. I'm honestly really surprised at what's happened with the price of oil, I didn't think it would have had anywhere near the elasticity that it had.
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LOL, I did right after I posted I've been posting things on and off in the 'hop about my hunt for a motorcycle...been mostly looking at BMW's and Triumphs for the last couple months.
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Wouldn't make sense unless you clicked the link...
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http://raleigh.craigslist.org/mcy/856250068.html For something new(ish), those look just cool...not a bad price, either...
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Just listened to the Jacques Loussier Trio doing Handel's Water Music and Music for the Royal Fireworks. They've been on some IASCA discs, so you've probably heard them before if you're familiar with that material...really good interplay between piano and upright bass, I liked
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I wish I got 14mpg city
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http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...showtopic=11838