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If it's home-brew, which I'm in agreement it is, it's older and very interesting. If not home-brew, still interesting but maybe not as much. I'm in the "more pictures" camp on this one...

Wow. This is getting serious.

Read the article in the paper this morning. Not your ordinary bass player. Great talent, great life. RIP.

I'll add that the Etsy store works very well. Got my Y-connector for hooking up my A&K audio player to the stereo. Very nicely made and a sizeable improvement in sound over my Guitar Center 3.5 mm to RCA plug insert. Recommended for sure if you are looking for new cables for any reason!

My new 3.5mm to RCA Y-connector from Chris Cables after I got in from my show last night. Found the "missing" bass that I've previously noted from the A&K DAP in comparison to my DAC. Will listen more tomorrow after the last show is over tonight but nicely done, Chris, nicely done!

Put the single drivers back in the system the other day and took a good listen tonight. No active crossover. Started with some John Mellencamp - the drum mix on the Pink Houses album is revelatory on these things. The power of the drum kit on Crumblin' Down - and the air that was captured (or...

Of that I have no doubt but that deck shows some interesting design choices. Not unlike a Revox reel to reel. Set it and forget it.

All those buttons and no tape calibration? Interesting... Pretty deck, though.

It takes some serious talent and effort to sustain good songwriting over a period of years.

Yes, please, stay safe. The damage up above and just to the east of us is devastating, I can't imagine going through this twice in one month's time and with flying debris from the previous storm's trash, to boot.

Change what???? Like the station owner was gonna buy anything after they put it on the air.

Don't forget helicopter pilot - military and commercial. Still love the story of Kristofferson landing a chopper at Johnny Cash's lake house to give him a song back when he was trying to break through. One of my top-five songwriters. We've lost an amazing talent. Rest in Peace.

That reminds me...

Born To Run was the other bookend to 1975 of my days on the Red Bank FM radio station. Every song worth playing, which we did with a vengence. Bob Seger's Beautiful Loser was the other one that woke me up.

Yep. Closest we have over here is Americana, specifically the Texans who tend to rock more than their Nashville counterparts.

Stolen from Florida...

I could cry at a few of those prices - particularly the 240Z and the Ram-Air 400 Firebird.

Welcome! And yes, one of our WOPL techs is a big Sansui fan. You're in good company.