gregwar wrote:three way speakers are clearly better because they have more speakers![]()
Meh three-way cabs are for girly mans, getcha couple JBL 4350s with FIVE drivers each.

No wait, getcha FOUR OF THEMS!!


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gregwar wrote:three way speakers are clearly better because they have more speakers![]()
Plink Floyd wrote:I do know that this is one of those subjects that has a great potential of escalating into a big hairy slutfite.
ElectricPuppy wrote:All that money tied up in high-end gear, and they put it in THOSE rooms. WTF.
MetroSonus wrote:I dunno.. I think it's kinda weird spending 10,000 on stuff when you're going to play off the shelf dvds and music through it. If you get some super HD uncompressed and full range concert stuff (which is mostly jazz and vocals) you will have a good time.
Plink Floyd wrote:escalating big hairy slutfite.
soundwave106 wrote:MetroSonus wrote:I dunno.. I think it's kinda weird spending 10,000 on stuff when you're going to play off the shelf dvds and music through it. If you get some super HD uncompressed and full range concert stuff (which is mostly jazz and vocals) you will have a good time.
Generally speaking, this is right. But older pop (even older pop CDs), before THE LOUDNESS WARStook hold actually does benefit some from the top shelf speakers and gear. Particularly pop that has quieter passages (think acoustic stuff like folk music up to even something like Pink Floyd).
I don't know many Skynyrd fans who would sit in the sweet spot to zone out to "Sweet Home" though.And today's brickwalled stuff won't benefit much if at all regardless.
The best benefit goes to "sit down and listen to" type genres, which is mostly stuff like classical music and jazz. (Unpopular stuff these days.).
MetroSonus wrote: I have this one Crystal Gayle record and man.. does that thing sound nice.
selfinflikted wrote:I have no idea. Especially since I don't have kids of my own. My friends do, though. Most of them do, in fact. And when their birthdays roll around, I feel like a f*****g grandpa all up in the Toys R Us aimlessly wandering around shouting, "What do kids even LIKE nowadays?!"
christianrock wrote:ProTips:
They like what they've always liked - cars (boys), dolls (girls), puzzles, play dough, stuff like that never goes out of style. But,no matter what you buy them, they seem to ignore it after a while and prefer to play with something that's not a toy, or a toy they made themselves.
Also, kids nowadays get so many toys, they don't value them at all.They'll play for a few minutes and it goes on to be ignored, usually, until you threaten to take the toys away and give them to a poor family. Then, the toys get interesting again.
The worst toys are the ones that are kind of novelty toys. Like the Transformers doll, I mean action figurethat makes weird sounds and walks slowly, or the thingamathingie where you hit a button and it throws a ball up in the air or something. Stuff that is noisy and/or a one-trick pony. Those get ignored almost immediately... kids prefer stuff that lets their imagination come to the front.
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