audio-talk

What is HiFi?

Lord knows, that's why I came here to find out and build summat on the cheap.

DTB

pre65 wrote:
Chiropractors this afternoon.

They wont be able to lift your amp either ya wally, you need a sack barrow

Well done on keeping slugging away at it. Looking forward to hearing it.

DTB

Thanks Gents, the idea is that I record all the LP's onto a DVD then post it off to him then he sorts out the burning onto audio CD's. He's quite computer savvy so I'll leave it to him to compress and flangamigate the bifurcated rivet thingy bits.

I like Lp's more....

DTB

A skater chum would like a CD copy of 2 Issac Guillory LP's and a bunch of Here and Now LP's I have. He's a good mate, I want to help him out. My own home PC is a pickle to move but I have access to a MAC laptop that has 'Audiorecorder32' software on it. It also has a line-in socket, now thats handy...

Can I buy, Vivaldi Four Seasons. Frankfurt Chamber Orchestra. Concert hall. 1964. and Greensleeves. Vaughn Williams. 1975. and EDIT Beets 5th- Karajan. please Al? Thank you, DTB PS. And problee some others if nobody else wants them. I'm still being educated in them Classics. Don't see why not, Dave...

Greg wrote:I think there's a couple......Chas and Dave on the rocking chair.

...and don't you be dissin' mah woofers sunshine

DTB

its called wath upon dearne speak, You're sparing everyone from outside South Yorkshire the true beauty of the pronunciation Ant. I think you should try to explain how "Wath upon Dearne" is pronounced by the locals... Now thats funny innit, until today I'd never heard of 'Wath upon Dearne...

Greg wrote:.... and periodically checking to see if you get any loss of exposed length (ahem, if you know what I mean!).

Ooooo how rude! *sniggers*

DTB

Kitchen fit results in the Saburo project going on hold for a wee while

The lounge has turned into speaker mecca!


I want my free-time back

DTB

Yup, top tip there Mr I, cheers.

DTB

^^^^ It's like another world oop thar innit

DTB

Portmerion will never be the same

DTB

I believe the 2 stroke 123cc model was more reliable but the 247cc twin cylinder model generally stole the limelight. The luggage rack was big enough to fit a family of 4 on, the boot was big enough to holiday the said family in and ..... what's more....all of this used to be fields when I was young...

^^^ Eeeeeee...you've been to Eltham??? There's hope for ya yet pal

DTB

...but me and veneers????......nah. I like the contrast of the horizontal and vertical ply laminations to be on show. There's no hiding what they're actually made out of. I'm a hippy nature boy at heart, it's shows in my speaker builds :wink: :lol: Don't talk it down mate... it's called Art Deco. T...