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ClasseAudio
02-09-2010, 01:08
Hi everyone. Looking forward to reading through this site and the journey that will follow.:)

Marco
02-09-2010, 08:46
Hi there and welcome to AOS :)

So what's your first name (we like to use proper first names here), what system have you got and what are your music tastes? :cool:

Marco.

ClasseAudio
02-09-2010, 15:13
Hi there and welcome to AOS :)

So what's your first name (we like to use proper first names here), what system have you got and what are your music tastes? :cool:

Marco.

Hi. My first name is Mac. My current system consists of Classe,B&W,Luminous Audio,MIT,Definitive Technology,Bello. I am always changing out components in the quest for better sound. I am at a point now where I am pretty happy. My musical tastes are very wide open.......my mood usually dictates what I listen to, or if my wife or children want to listen then I put on what they request.

Marco
02-09-2010, 15:17
Hi Mac,

Thanks for that. Sounds like a nice system :)

Excuse my ignorance, but I presume that "Richmond Va" is somewhere in the States?

Bear in mind this is a UK-based forum, and some of us dafties have very little knowledge of US geography! ;)

Marco.

ClasseAudio
02-09-2010, 15:38
Hi Mac,

Thanks for that. Sounds like a nice system :)

Excuse my ignorance, but I presume that "Richmond Va" is somewhere in the States?

Bear in mind this is a UK-based forum, and some of us dafties have very little knowledge of US geography! ;)

Marco.

Sorry for the confusion. Yes I am from the States. I am on the East coast where the hurricane is coming right now. I was in the Outer Banks last week for vacation and this week they are evacuating due to the storm. What a week makes.

I joined this forum to gain some knowledge from this side of the pond. I am still in the beginning stages of my audio journey and I tend to like the 'warmer' side of neutral when it comes to how I prefer my sound. I have heard uber detailed systems but I cannot listen to them for more than 30 minutes at a time. I get listener fatigue. I tend to like a sweet mix of both for extended listening. Right now I am just trying to gain more knowldege and broaden my horizons in the realm of all things audio. I know American and Canadian products very well but not so much on British hifi. Here to get my learn on.

Reid Malenfant
02-09-2010, 17:27
Hi Mac, welcome to AoS :)

It appears my front end is mostly American & Canadian :eyebrows: Not many English components in my system so you won't learn a lot from me ;)

I hope you enjoy your stay :cool: All the best...

Alex_UK
02-09-2010, 18:08
Hi Ian, and welcome to the little corner of the web we inhabit. I'm sure you'll find lots of things to interest you and we mostly "play nicely" on here. Enjoy!

Reid Malenfant
02-09-2010, 18:12
Hi Ian ??? :scratch: :eyebrows: It's Mac ;)

:lol: I want what your on Alex :drugs:

Alex_UK
02-09-2010, 19:30
??? :scratch: :eyebrows: It's Mac ;)

:lol: I want what your on Alex :drugs:

Trust me, you don't! (A toddler that insists on waking up every hour of the night and then getting up at 4.45am! :eek:)

Sorry Mac - at least I got the middle letter right, and as Meat Loaf didn't sing, one out of three ain't bad... :)