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In Reply to: Recipe #2 posted by mosin on April 21, 2007 at 22:09:23:
....'cause what good would it be without it?-Steve
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The odd angles of walls and ceiling is sure to be good for acoustics. Those cable stands look like a group of toy soldiers. I bet the system sounds great!
thanks.
Yeah the acoustics in that room aren't too bad. The high ceiling adds volume to the whole space. I haven't noticed any overt acoustics problems like standing waves or such. I do notice that the corners do tend to collect low frequencies and read a few decibels higher than out in the center of the room. 'Checked that using a rat-shack spl meter.The cable lifts are little bamboo contraptions I tied together with twine. One way to get the speaker cables up off the rugs, I guess. It all helps.
The hmv print I managed to find on sale (in its frame) at a local "Fred Meyer". A kind of "one-stop-shopping grocery and everything else kind of store in the Seattle area.
-Steve
No good, Steve. It would be no good at all. ;)
So how would your concoctions be without that tsp of p. ?-Steve
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They would taste the same. I do take the stuff, however. It was developed in Russia back in the 60's, and is a prescription drug almost everywhere, except the United States. There are many clinical studies pertaining to it, if you look around. My son is multi-lingual, so that helps when researching some of those studies. In any event, it is available here as a dietary supplement because it poses zero health hazards, regardless of the dose. That puts it in a category that only a handful of drugs can lay claim to. It falls outside the guidelines set by the FDA. Anyway, it is the primary component in the rip-off products, like Focus Factor, and can be found in bulk for very attractive prices.
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