I have listened to both types of systems for surround sound / home theatre. Personally I prefer the older, big and heavy speakers. Nothing can immitate the way they fill a room in my book.
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Old Big Speakers or New Small Speakers?
I have listened to both types of systems for surround sound / home theatre. Personally I prefer the older, big and heavy speakers. Nothing can immitate the way they fill a room in my book.
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Hey we live in America
big is always better
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well, isn't America part of Mexico
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You mean Mexico part of America? I tried to make that point in a couple of different forums but so got my Gringo butt run out of town I advised Mexico to abandon any and all claims...
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hahaha
That's funny, you don't think mexico wants a piece of our multi trillion dollar debt that keeps racking up
not to mention next years probable national healthcare system ,(that will fail as bad as all governmant programs do)
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Yeah, truth be told I don't think that things are looking too rosy for the economical future for the USA right about now. I have been saying for a long time, going to a global economy will eventually bring a global standard of living. Or do you know of some way that could be avoided?
For the life of me, I don't...
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Hmmm, "politics" much less american politics has got to be the #1 killer of forum memberships
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my humble opinion, America is to strong from a military stand point, if our economy gets worse we will do what we have always done, every major recession in US history is followed by war
early 90's it was Iraq, now there are many likely candidates
nothing is a greater stimulus to an economy than a large and expensive war, it improves every sector
my opinion only, but i think history shows this to be true
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You're right and I would prefer to keep this on audio as well. We do share similar points of view my friend...
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Cables & Sundries: Mark Grant HDX1 interconnects and digital coaxial cable, plus Mark Grant 6mm UP-LCOFC Van Damme speaker cable. MCRU 'Ultimate' mains leads. Lehmann clone headphone amp with vintage Koss PRO-4AAA headphones.
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