Hey, if Rsbeck can live with being perceived by some as rude, I can deal with being thought of as inapproproate. |
Ssshhhhh, Marco. Pokey likes it.
Every evening, I make him sorry he has that name. |
Hi there. I can be your friend too.
You know, strangers have the tastiest candy. |
Hey Grisllehamm,
Sure, try and act like you're above it all by not mentioning any names in this thread. And thanks for sending me the friendly e-mail telling me to go fuck myself. :)
I may have been inappropriate in my responses, but let's keep it in the forums. Alright?
Don't make it personal. |
Yes, cables should definitely be one of the last "components" considered.
It was after settling on my gear that I was able to compare, then choose the right cables for me. The speaker cables I've enjoyed for their forward vocals are the Audience AU24. They're not the most resolving speaker cables I've tried or the most extended, the Acoustic Zen Hologram II and Ridge Street Audio Poiema were better. But I I like the realism of the AU24's midrange in comparison, so I compromised.
There. How's that for an answer Grizzle Ham? Yes, I am rude, but I am occasionally capable of an appropriate suggestion. I also suggest your next component be a sense of humor upgrade, heheh. |
Sorry Marco,
But you're gonna have to make room for your green slant-headed pal, because I was called a douche bag too! We must have gotten the same e-mail. Yippee!!
Mats,
No problem. We just like to get goofy on people now and then. It's nothing personal, just the way us West Coast US artist types act. We don't believe in growing up. It seems to stunt creativity.
As Marco said, my experience and opinions regarding the cables I've tried should be weighed against my system components and the way my green clay ears allow me to hear the music. And since you're new here, I'd just like to point out that no one gets made fun of here more than me, heheh. Well, maybe Slappy does. But we all love him.
Have a good one,
Dean |
Grisslehamn,
What kind of audio gear is popular in Sweden, Denmark, Finland or Norway? Are the audio trends and tastes similar to those in England? Germany? Or different?
I believe Electrocompaniet is Norwegian, right? |
Yes, I'm aware of Primare and Thule. Elac as well.
Other than NHT, I've never owned American speakers. Just Italian [Sonus Faber] and British {ProAc].
Marco and I wear our Douchebag emblems with pride, so anyone can identify us at great distances.
Grisslehamn, if you find out how old we are, your impression of us will go down even more. |
Grisslehamn, Miami in August will be pretty darn different from Sweden. Hot and muggy! Too much for this SoCal boy. |
So Sweden gets super hot too? Must be that my SoCal brain had been filled with stereotypes of what Sweden is like. My Dad has been there a few times and loved it. A good friend of mine really loves the women there.
I don't have kids either, but boy would I love to raise some social deviants.
Grisslehamn, of the speaker cables I've owned the Audience AU24 brought the midrange forward the most. Cardas Golden Cross interconnects did this to an extent as well. |
Grisslehamn, Swedish women like American men? I certainly like them. |
Rsbeck, that's why Ellery911 is gettin' the hell outa MO ASAP, heheh. |
I live in LA. I work in Culver City which is very close to Venice Beach, but I've never been there!
Thanks for the invite! Work is busy, so we'll see if I can even get away to Mexico. I like Mexican women too, heheh. |
