Thanks, but it doesn't really sound like my "cup of tea".
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Thanks, but it doesn't really sound like my "cup of tea".
The book it's based on was by Stephen King and there's three in the series, the first two outstanding page turners while the third was a bit weak.
Gleeson is always worth a watch IMHO and the series is actually quite faithful to the story.
Nothing horror or supernatural at all in it, either - just a crime drama that relies heavily on excellent dialogue and characterisation.
DI Ruth Calder’s quite minimalist system in ‘Shetland’ with more strange speaker placement.
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...f77c9000d2.jpg
Exactly where are the speakers? :scratch:
Sorry
One here
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...c4f1f292b9.jpg
And the other diagonally opposite
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...5314c0a809.jpg
Surround sound on the cheap :)
Seems like if you work in law enforcement you cannot own amplification made after about 1977.
Jason Statham's system on his boat in 'Mechanic Resurrection'.
https://i.postimg.cc/mgKnGb1S/20260109-210350.jpg
Think TT might be Gyrodec Reference although someone thinks it's an Oracle Delphi.
Got blown up anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Planet Hollywood in London (don’t look for it, it’s not there anymore) had a display including one of Jason’s jackets. It was tiny, looked like a kid’s size. Have to smile when he locks horns with someone like the Rock.
A bit confusing this. In "The Mechanic", Statham's stereo gets blown up at the end because it was rigged to explode if this bloke tries to use the turntable (which he does).
So it looks like another stereo meets a sticky end in "Mechanic: Resurrection"... what's Statham got against audio systems?