I'm posting in between hitting my thumb with a hammer. Now have working
power supply.

*Hammer*....????

Fark.....


Well, you see, in order to get the degree of accuracy I like to work
with I need to punch a hole before drilling.. ........

Yeah, I know what's coming

*Punch*....????

Fark.....

Don't you mean coarse fishing ? Graham

I'm from Chelmsford - you expect me to spell?

Talking of Chelmsford, you must read this:::

The Essex Police Museum
The Essex Police Museum was established in 1991 with the aims 'to
advance the education of the public in the history of Essex in general
and in the Essex Police Service in particular by collecting,
preserving, interpreting and documenting material.

Forthcoming events: "Fingerprint Fun" Children's event for the October
half term week

Record your fingerprints on Wednesday October 25, 2006 at the Essex
Police Museum at Essex Police Headquarters. Sessions at 11.30am,
12.30pm, 1.30pm and 2.30pm but you need to book quickly to get your
place. Costs £1.50 per child. All children to be accompanied by an
adult. Book your place by phoning 01245 457150 or use our online
booking form quoting 'fingerprint fun' and the number of children
attending. Payment can be made on the day.

!!!!???!!??!!!!!!!!!!! Now innocent babes pay the Police to record
their fingerprints! Talk about fighting crime by
stealth.................

"Keith G" wrote in message
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On Mon, 18 Sep 2006 13:53:13 +0100, Eeyore

For me this is easy. I assume that the artists who made the records
knew what they wanted to present to me as a listening experience. I
use equipment that makes as good a job of that as is possible.

That leads to the *dreaded* accuracy and sonic transparency as goals.
IOW, uncolored reproduction. ;-)

Fine, whoopy doo and all that, then what do you do with it?

Play it how?

Obviously, use the most neutral and uncolored room and speakers that you
can. Or, completely bypass the room thing with headphones or earphones.

"Andy Evans" wrote in message
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Don't you mean coarse fishing ? Graham

I'm from Chelmsford - you expect me to spell?




Wot?

Yew a Nessex Boy...??

You'll love this then:

http://www.apah69.dsl.pipex.com/show...0Barstards.mp3


Actually I'm posting it for a Turkish chap!!

I'll avoid the two obvious 'Essex Girl' jokes that end with the phrases
'higher sperm count' and 'full up'...!!

:-P

In article .com,
Andy Evans wrote:
Hasn't functioned since the 60s. May be of use to somebody.

Does it do 78 rpm?

--
*Time is the best teacher; unfortunately it kills all its students.

Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

"Andy Evans" wrote in message
ups.com...
I'm posting in between hitting my thumb with a hammer. Now have working
power supply.

*Hammer*....????

Fark.....


Well, you see, in order to get the degree of accuracy I like to work
with I need to punch a hole before drilling.. ........

Yeah, I know what's coming

*Punch*....????

Fark.....



Fark....!!

:-)

"Andy Evans" wrote in message
ups.com...
Talking of Chelmsford, you must read this:::

The Essex Police Museum
The Essex Police Museum was established in 1991 with the aims 'to
advance the education of the public in the history of Essex in general
and in the Essex Police Service in particular by collecting,
preserving, interpreting and documenting material.

Forthcoming events: "Fingerprint Fun" Children's event for the October
half term week

Record your fingerprints on Wednesday October 25, 2006 at the Essex
Police Museum at Essex Police Headquarters. Sessions at 11.30am,
12.30pm, 1.30pm and 2.30pm but you need to book quickly to get your
place. Costs £1.50 per child. All children to be accompanied by an
adult. Book your place by phoning 01245 457150 or use our online
booking form quoting 'fingerprint fun' and the number of children
attending. Payment can be made on the day.

!!!!???!!??!!!!!!!!!!! Now innocent babes pay the Police to record
their fingerprints! Talk about fighting crime by
stealth.................


:-)

Let's face it, if that was ever going to work *anywhere* - Essex is the
place to try it!! :-)

OK, just *one* Essex Girl joke then:

Tracy's ditched her white XR3 convertible and is laying in a bloody heap.
The ambulance guy says 'Doan worry darlin', we'll soon 'ave yer patched up
and sorted aht! Nah, where ya bleedin' from....??'

She says 'Billericay'.....

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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"Keith G" wrote in message
...

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
. ..

"Don Pearce" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 18 Sep 2006 13:53:13 +0100, Eeyore

For me this is easy. I assume that the artists who made the records
knew what they wanted to present to me as a listening experience. I
use equipment that makes as good a job of that as is possible.

That leads to the *dreaded* accuracy and sonic transparency as goals.
IOW, uncolored reproduction. ;-)

Fine, whoopy doo and all that, then what do you do with it?

Play it how?

Obviously, use the most neutral and uncolored room and speakers that you
can. Or, completely bypass the room thing with headphones or earphones.



OK, fine - do you have a Plan B....???

Valve users do so because the sounds they hear are closer - to their
ears - to the original sound.

And who are they to say ? Typically they're a bunch of deaf old fogeys.

There was an old codger it seems
Who used up paper in reams
In a frenzy to prove
What went on in the groove
Was a vinyl bigot's deluded dreams

He later got started on tubes
Declaring, as he fondled his pubes,
"Those that like that foul sound
Modern science confound"
Just one more in his series of boobs