Hi Guy's
Just found your site, and TBH the "lets make audio fun again" strap line struck a chord. Born late 50's so my audio exploits started in the 70's, (Glam Rock Punk & Hotel California at dangerous volumes) continued into the 80, ( I loved the 80's I still think Blue Monday 12'' is the best test disk ever). the 90's were Ok (Brit rock) but generally IMHO its been down hill since then.
Hi_fi wise this was the age of Linn&Naim V The Rest ( i sided with The rest) and truly off the wall tweeking, Blue dots, Blu-Tack, ultra thin speaker cable etc..
I guess at this point its customary to do a retrospective on all the hi-fi Ive owned but I wont! (If the wife ever finds out how much I"ve spent im in trouble, and if I added it all up it might bring a tear.)
Away from Hi-Fi I fly-fish shoot and hunt Pheasants and Partridge, (and yes we can have guns in the UK its just we have to jump through many hoops to get them) and Im soon to retire so fully intend to spend my daughter's inheritance pursuing these interests.
cheers
Martin
Just found your site, and TBH the "lets make audio fun again" strap line struck a chord. Born late 50's so my audio exploits started in the 70's, (Glam Rock Punk & Hotel California at dangerous volumes) continued into the 80, ( I loved the 80's I still think Blue Monday 12'' is the best test disk ever). the 90's were Ok (Brit rock) but generally IMHO its been down hill since then.
Hi_fi wise this was the age of Linn&Naim V The Rest ( i sided with The rest) and truly off the wall tweeking, Blue dots, Blu-Tack, ultra thin speaker cable etc..
I guess at this point its customary to do a retrospective on all the hi-fi Ive owned but I wont! (If the wife ever finds out how much I"ve spent im in trouble, and if I added it all up it might bring a tear.)
Away from Hi-Fi I fly-fish shoot and hunt Pheasants and Partridge, (and yes we can have guns in the UK its just we have to jump through many hoops to get them) and Im soon to retire so fully intend to spend my daughter's inheritance pursuing these interests.
cheers
Martin
