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Last post 01-05-2007 3:29 PM by Klipsched with Yamahas. 7 replies.
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  • 01-03-2007 7:43 PM

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    The debut album for this band first appeared in 1977 also,  w/hits such as "Mind Bender" and "Fantasy Park".   Now this wasn't a WELL-KNOWN band,  and only emerged on the scene for about a year before dissappearing from the limelight.   I believe there was also a movie entitled "Almost Famous" that represents the trials/tribulations of making the big time.  I believe they originated from the SouthEast/South,  but I am not 100% certain.

     

     


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  • 01-04-2007 5:31 AM In reply to

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    BONG WATER...........................................
    "The color of a man's skin should be no more significant than the color of his eyes"

  • 01-04-2007 4:54 PM In reply to

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    Stillwater....close enough

    2-2 Oldbuckster,  but I'm building you up!

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  • 01-04-2007 7:15 PM In reply to

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    Building me up for what? Hey, when am I going to like my new yamaha 5890 receiver with my heresy's, Mr. Klipshed with yamahas?No wow factor yet.......what's the story with yamaha?
    "The color of a man's skin should be no more significant than the color of his eyes"

  • 01-04-2007 7:26 PM In reply to

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    Gotta couple that are sure to puzzle you Smile

     Wish I could offer up a nice system for ya,  but my C6 is in the shop too! 

    I would love to know what's up w/Yamaha

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  • 01-05-2007 8:30 AM In reply to

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    Wow, Stillwater is a real band?  I thought it was just made up for the movie.  Cool.

    Well...well...ok. The sand people catched the robots, and drive... and sell 'em in a garage sale - kinda like a garage sale except they're selling robots. And y'know who's gonna buy R2 and the shiny guy? (the shiny guy always worries), Luke's gonna buy those. And Obie Kanobie, is kind of a teacher, he's teaching Luke how learn how to do his little light-up sword. He has to try to block the little pokey ball. He tried to do it without seeing. Obie Kanobie sometimes moves things around, sometimes he disappears. Princess Leia got out of jail and onto the spaceship and they got the big thing that blowed up stuff, and they blowed it up together. It blowed up Princess Leia's planet. But don't talk back to Darth Vader - he'll getcha. It's an exciting movie.

  • 01-05-2007 12:07 PM In reply to

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    Klipsched with Yamahas:

    Gotta couple that are sure to puzzle you Smile

     Wish I could offer up a nice system for ya,  but my C6 is in the shop too! 

    I would love to know what's up w/Yamaha

    You own a Corvette too, a C-6???............................................Relax I know what you mean.............The more I play the Yamaha, the more I like it.....It's a different sound than I'm use to................brighter, don't know if that's the right word, more detail on the high end............Not an, OH WOW type of difference,but a cleaner, more crisp upper end.................if that makes any sense.............The Hersey's sound good

    "The color of a man's skin should be no more significant than the color of his eyes"

  • 01-05-2007 3:29 PM In reply to

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    Yes,  I had always owned Marantz, JVC, and Sansui integrated units before I "jumped" into the "madness" of separate comps.   Not as full or pleasurable components as the high-end gear such as those Mac's,  but does offer that clean,  detailed,  almost sterile/analytical sound.  I have always perceived myself as a "specifications" freak,  and these particular units are very, very low in distortion.   The M-50 amp is a great match w/similar specs.

     I as was told once,   enjoy the "madness"Big Smile

    C6 vette.......I get it!  Sad

     

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