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Oh man you had to post that on the forum. Well, now I know what T7, Deacon, Zing, and I will be doing next June/July...lugging one of these into the Batcave. CMonster and Pauly will have to take care of the 2nd one. John

I'm too jealous to post right now...

Things Haven't Changed Much in 60 Years... Dang, that's disappointing. I really thought when I heard this that we could have a lot of discussion about it. We could discuss how the view points have(not) changed in 60 years etc. Oh well... John

When I'm traveling I enjoy listening to Radio Classics on Sirius. Generally I like old mysteries and PI shows. Occasionally, I also enjoy some of the other shows such as the CBS Radio Theater. I heard one the other day and while Jan and I returning home and we both were rolling because of how...

The computer goofed. Plain and simple. In the end it doesn't really matter but I knew that Keith was going to be listening at levels that wouldn't be achievable if he started at 66dB. John

Yeah, I know but I wanted to keep the discussion going so we could pick each others' brains. John- CURRENT!!

66dB? Is that right? 85 @ 1m; 85-6=79 @ 2m (1mx2; 6.6'); 79-6=73 @ 4m (2mx2; 13.2'). That's just quick in my head stuff but 66dB seems really low to me. I would have guessed more like 75. John

I do the exact same thing. It's simple to do and it works very well. John

Why? What do you think you would do differently if you did start over? John

You might be over 50 if... Just to be clear, I'm not busting spheres because you may have peed at Tom's joke. I'm busting them because you're not sure if you peed. John

I don't really think you need a separate room for music and another for HT. Set the room up for stereo music first, and let the theater fall into place after that. Place the seating, speakers, treatments, etc. for the 2 channel listening and everything will work out. The biggest obstacle to...

Not to mention that Mick bought our dinner at a GTG!! He hung out with us all that day and really is a good guy. John

This thread takes me back to the "Good Ol' Days" of the forum. Great discussion with multiple points of view. Directly on topic of the title of the thread: I think that some terms actually have definitions and may be used incorrectly. However, over time the colloquial meaning tends to drift...