Funny pictures...

J!m said:
We are in the middle of yet another discussion on speaker cable over on AK right now... Not as heated as some, but...
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Yes, very polite...for AK.

"I say old boy, did you know that sixteen-gauge speaker cable is adequate for most applications?"

"I did not! Do you mean to tell me that the $900 I just recently spent on speaker cable was all for nothing? Goodness, gracious!"

"My man, I do hope you're not too put out about that! You have my sympathy!"

"Thank you good sir! I just knew I should have invested in room treatments instead..."

BTW, I participated in that thread, but not as Laz.
 
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Lazarus Short said:
Yes, very polite...for AK.

"I say old boy, did you know that sixteen-gauge speaker cable is adequate for most applications?"

"I did not! Do you mean to tell me that the $900 I just recently spent on speaker cable was all for nothing? Goodness, gracious!"

"My man, I do hope you're not too put out about that! You have my sympathy!"

"Thank you good sir! I just knew I should have invested in room treatments instead..."

BTW, I participated in that thread, but not as Laz.
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The chop stick risers are the thing that makes the most difference.
 
Lazarus Short said:
I let speaker cable run along the floor...bare wood or carpet, so I must be among the unwashed. In my shop system, the speaker cables are hung from the ceiling, so it would be the analog of risers. Now that I think about it, that system does sound very good.
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The higher you hang those speaker wires, the better resolution you'll get in the high frequency range. And yes - you guessed correctly - running speaker wires in the floor joists, or lower, is going to give you bass boost.

Nando.
 
No picture, but funny...

2 friends were arguing over which beer was better, Pabst or Schlitz.
They decided to send a sample of each to a lab for analysis and to settle the argument once and for all.

Finally, the lab report came back with this recommendation:
"Please do not work either horse for several days."
 
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