barroter
Responses from barroter
| Frank Zappa? I've always loved the solo in City of Tiny Lights. | |
| Your First System First system was a piece of crap, but i loved it anyway.Radio Shack receiver, crappy speakers, and a turntable with a chipped needle.I've since built my own speakers, upgraded to decent components over the past 30 years. | |
| Best Pink Floyd recording CD or LP Hard to pick...Animals is up there, The Wall, Wish you were here part 1-9. | |
| Your First Concert was..... Frank Zappa, May 1979 at Providence Civic Center. Probably $12 I think? | |
| Personal speaker evolution Radio shack cheapies, late 70's. JBLs in 80's, Infinity's in 80-90s....then started building my own. So far I've built two sets and would never buy from a store again. | |
| Which cost more: your system or your car? Not my car, but it costs more than to heat this house for a year. | |
| Most achingly-beautiful music Glenn Gould's music for Vonnegut's movie, Slaughterhouse Five.Pink Floyd's Shine On You Crazy Diamond, parts 1-9Donny Osmond-Little Lover Boy (ok, that's a joke!)Frank Zappa-Watermelon in Easter Hay | |
| Pleasantly Surprised Actually, I'm a total neophyte at this though I've loved listening to music for decades. I also do not have the disposable income to throw around for high end components. The B&K I've bought has shown me two things. The Carver amp I had was wa... | |
| Pleasantly Surprised Also, the speakers I've made have surprised me even more with a decent amp driving them. Double happiness! | |
| Pleasantly Surprised LOL, perhaps. Though I've run that last amp to it's grave. No wonder I am surprised. | |
| SS Amp Recommendations? So many responses! Thanks guys, learned alot. In this little hobby, the learning curve never ends. | |
| Most beneficial change . Speakers! |