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Beggars Opera - Mrs Caligari's Lighter (2012) followed by Get Your Dog Off Me (1973)

Far out man.

One time Steely Dan sessionman (Aja) Tom Scott’s album “Streamlines” (1987) on the original GRP vinyl.

Accept you are poorer and move on:

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Hall & Oates - Abandoned Luncheonette (1973)
Little Feat - Dixie Chicken (1973)

The Stratmangler wrote: ↑Sat Apr 22, 2023 1:56 am Easy Star All-Stars - Dub Side Of The Moon (2003)

Pink Floyd do a decent cover version of this.

Never got it. British incompetence at its best.

This what it’s all about: The missus and me have been dancing around the kitchen to this CD, bought way back in 1995 from Andy’s Records.

Shaddup or I’ll start up the Edmundo Ros thread again.

Dave the bass wrote: ↑Wed Apr 19, 2023 10:17 am If you don't like coral music you might like this...

I love coral music Dave.
The following recommendation is a little bit “free jazz” in one or two places, which might put some people off but taken as a whole, “Blow Your Snorkel” by Reef Rainbow and his Angel Fish is a cracker.

If you like choral music, you’ll love this:

Marvellous.

I gave it up years ago Phil. You soon get used to it. I can now detect one part in a million of sugar in a drink. (OK slight exaggeration) but YEEEUGH!

What's in the box of tricks Steve (Ant)? I've been musing on a headphone amp but don't really know anything about them. There’s probably some kind of step-down arrangement that causes the amp to think it is driving speakers. The stepped down signal then drives the electret transducers in the earpie...

Well blow me down, I'm trying the SEP as a headphone amp at the moment on a pair of our Ant's Audio Technica AT706s, which plug into the speaker outlets via a box of tricks. Very impressed with the sound over headphones. What is even more impressive is the complete absence of any background hiss or ...

Did you also use the gaskets that came with the driver? I find them very thick. The driver sticks out 12mm with them. I bolted the drivers to a spare bit of plywood (just a flat piece with no hole) tightened them down, then when removed, the gaskets are crushed to a couple of mm thick. They barely ...

My son made them out of MDF with a router, then I sprayed them with metallic bronze paint.
Grille material is Fender guitar amp weave.
The radius is 6mm larger than the outer diameter of the driver.