JimJ

Me no like those either.

Unless there are tornadoes...

Then it's cool.

Unless there's thunder and lightning.

Me no like the rain.

And it's raining here.

You laugh... but you know it's true.

What, is Supa providing the comic relief lately?

c'mon...i can't resist an opportunity to use zz top in IHOP

they come runnin' just as fast as they can 'cause every girl's crazy 'bout a sharp-dressed man...

top coat, top hat... not a worry 'cause my wallet's fat

x2... I can't believe a year of college is gone already...I want that time back

Yup And your lamp will be brighter

If you don't have a trunk, you can see in the back At least carpet them...

Because...the electrons...rearrange the copper atoms...aaaaaahhh *head explodes* What's funny is I've seen people selling "burn in adapters" for you to plug in your $200 power cables, so they burn in faster. But if Nordost says it, it must be true...

What, about vinyl? Or about burning in cables? The very notion that copper wire needs to be "burned in" to change its sonic character is silly. There are no mechanical parts that move, no movement whatsoever actually...so I'm confused as to what actually "burns in"

A Cobalt...heh. I got the Blazer. Fits me pretty well.

Greetings.

Hell yes it is - ever done an ABX test for vinyl vs. CD? There is a sound difference I do agree with the points on burn-in, however. It's plain silly to say that copper wire strands need to be "burned in".

Yup. And since this is a futile argumenet (let's face it, tubes vs. solid state is like Ford vs. Chevy anyway), I'm not going to get into it ironically But once my 2A3 amp is finished, my offer of a listening test still stands to anyone in the VA/NC area

n00b. you know nussing! nussing, i say!

Welcome to SSA...we're all one big happy family. Sort of. :gayfight2:

Ooh, rejection hurts. Kent and I go back...foolio :gayfight2:

Yeah, so do my PG Tantrums filaments > led's