Lafayette,La

I think analog is a wise choice if you have a big record collection or your willing to spend money on vinyl out there. I never got into vinyl,but I have heard some awesome turntables and have been jelous of the sound.I say acrylic if you have the money for it go for it.Troyca

Wow!!! cant belive there is people here in a club!
Very nice.

I've been into audio for quite a while and was talking to my coworking about an audio club in Lafayette and how many people do we think we could get together.

Looks like last post was some time ago so you guys probably are even on here anymore.

If anyone is still on let me know. We'll talk shop.

You guys still out there? I notice it's been quite a while since a post, but if you're still there, I'm interested.

You're welcome to e-mail me directly at lbairn@gmail.com.

Lee

Hey Lee,

Yeah I'm hear, but all by my lonesome when it comes to high end in this town when it comes to high end audio.

If you want go ahead and private message me through audiogon we'll talk shop.

Greg

Sorry for the long delay. I don't check this forum often, but I do check e-mail. Feel free to e-mail at lbairn@gmail.com.

My latest projects are: (1) building a dedicated listening room (and maybe a separate A/V room), and (2) finishing a set of Belle Klipsch that I started about 35 years ago. I've had a difficult time locating audio consulting firms for Project #1, so I've spent quite a bit of time researching things. I'm still going to need help, though. Rives Audio seems to be the best I've found so far, but I haven't contacted them.

I have two primary systems and several smaller systems. One is built around Apogee Acoustics speakers and Mark Levinson amps and preamps, the other is built around Klipsch corner horns, Integra pre/pro, and either Carver or Eico tube amp. I also have a set of Magneplanars and the Belle Klipsch clones (that are playable, but need finishing touches.)