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Cool glad to hear your happy!

ok one more.


http://audioshark.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=4063&d=1387203397

Post a Picture, a Photograph, an Image, a Drawing.....That you like to share.I already did.

Hey bud.Yeah I've got a new job and I'm working a lot so I don't have much time for the interwebs like I used to.I still come here and lurk a little but not much here I have experience to comment on.

There are 3 kinds of people in the world,those that can count and those that can't.

Man that's some gorgeous gear. Hey what do ya know finally a new post in "Vintage".

Do whatever you want man, it's your dime.The sound is good but I like the boob idea.

Vintage,I'd say is at least 30 yrs old.

Were cool. Another reason vintage is so popular over there is bang for the buck. But now that's catching on and prices are going up. The only thing not going up is my pay.

I'm a member of AK and that's not true.The vintage camp over there says vintage can sound as good as modern to a point. Alot of us feel high end isn't worth the high prices for slight improvements in...

It was a good article and you can spend all your money on gear if you want it doesn't matter to me.I've been told on other audio forums that my vintage gear is so inferior but I don't have golden...

Thanks bayou,I'm pretty proud.She's the only piece of high-end gear I got.

Hey what's up.Is your gear specially chosen for it's performance in the swamp ?:)

Not the greatest sounding receiver but it's definitely one of the coolest looking.
AudioRelex AGS 152

http://audioshark.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=10053&stc=1

There's no spaciousness like with stereo.

I don't get this mono thing.

So de-magging cables is a bad thing,especially in your case.

Ok silver is non-magnetic and so is aluminum.What are your cables made of?

So how do cables get magnetized? Copper is non-magnetic and so is plastic and rubber.And how do these signals demagnetize the cables?

Oh brother:rolleyes:

They're just electrons moving through a wire,right. And burn in doesn't have anything to do with demagnetizing.:rolleyes:

Still waitin to here how this works.Why won't regular signals do the same thing? How are these different?

Cool, can't wait to see how it turns out.

great thread guys.BTW I love me some Magic Pebbles.

How does that work? I've never heard of a cdp circuits becoming magnetized.