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I'd not necessarily give anything to have an old version of Pagemaker (pre-InDesign) and an early version of Photoshop but it sure would be nice, along with a pre-0S 10 operating system. They were so much more simple. And for that matter, an early version of Word but Microsoft can go to hell for...

It is a good read. I saw the honing diagram. When we get back, I need to go through all my axes and hatchets and true them up accordingly. Haven't had time to study the mechanics of chopping; will get there next.

That phrase always warms the innermost cockles of my heart.

Thanks, George. I wondered about the need for DIRAC. Good to know the miniDSPs have enough ROM in them they don't have to be connected to a computer once the curves and crossover points are set. I think now that I'm back to using my Exposure in its bi-amp mode where it drives the tweeters and...

So a quick question for you miniDSP users while the grill heats up so I can cook a steak... Once you have things set as you like with the crossover points and any room correction adjustments, is it plug and play or do you still need to have the computer turned on and talking to the box when...

How in the hell did someone fall asleep to the Firebird?!? That's just funny to me. And yes, I bet yours is the same Telarc I found at that estate sale a month or so ago. Love it.

I remember seeing that ad in a High Fidelity magazine in my high school library. Had forgotten all about it but it's one of my all-time favorite ads. And I've seen and been involved in creating a bunch of them over the years!

Pretty sure I've mentioned the Hoodoo Men - Bill Steber and Sammy Baker - before, but now I'm happy to say that Bill and Sammy will be opening my 2024-25 UTC Live! season with a HooDoo Men Halloween show. Actually, Bill will be on campus all week as he is an award-winning photojournalist who has...

#38 always catches my attention. Was lulled to sleep by mom playing it when it was nap time as a really young child. Good list, overall.

Happy Birthday, Ron!

And here in Chattanooga, our electric utility has a fairly lenient payment policy...