A HiFi tragedy from Suffolk announces his presence
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#1 A HiFi tragedy from Suffolk announces his presence
Hello People!
I am Chris and I have been buying HiFi since Dad gave me £100 in 1967 (Should have been for an Austin 7, but a snow loaded roof saw and end to that dream) .
Really, truely, madly I LOVE music BUT the equipment inordinately fascinates me. So I live in a violently alternating world of A) This is MUsic first/ B) Lets get another bit of wire/cart/BOX etcetc. YOU know...don't you?!
As a fellow sufferer I decided to join this seemingly friendly forum, and not be alone out in the cold world.
One day I want to be able to have ONE system only and that based on the absolute minimum of BOXES and WIRES. All the music will in a network storage system.
To date each time I have tried to do this I have failed. I renovated by defunct father in laws 301, reclaimed my old GL75, and resentfully bought a 401 (I had one from new in 1972 but sold it for a LINN...stupid), and now have 3 full sytems around the house and a very grumpy wyffe. (Not that downsizing would make a lot of difference there I suspect!)
Alas I subscribe to the adage "HE (sic) with most toys wins".
Any help that can be given will be mulled over, filtered and acted upon only if it fits with my current psychopathology.
Alle blessynnges
Chris
I am Chris and I have been buying HiFi since Dad gave me £100 in 1967 (Should have been for an Austin 7, but a snow loaded roof saw and end to that dream) .
Really, truely, madly I LOVE music BUT the equipment inordinately fascinates me. So I live in a violently alternating world of A) This is MUsic first/ B) Lets get another bit of wire/cart/BOX etcetc. YOU know...don't you?!
As a fellow sufferer I decided to join this seemingly friendly forum, and not be alone out in the cold world.
One day I want to be able to have ONE system only and that based on the absolute minimum of BOXES and WIRES. All the music will in a network storage system.
To date each time I have tried to do this I have failed. I renovated by defunct father in laws 301, reclaimed my old GL75, and resentfully bought a 401 (I had one from new in 1972 but sold it for a LINN...stupid), and now have 3 full sytems around the house and a very grumpy wyffe. (Not that downsizing would make a lot of difference there I suspect!)
Alas I subscribe to the adage "HE (sic) with most toys wins".
Any help that can be given will be mulled over, filtered and acted upon only if it fits with my current psychopathology.
Alle blessynnges
Chris
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Hi Chris, welcome to the "nut-house".
What part of Suffolk are you, I'm in Essex but only 0.5 miles from the Essex/Suffolk border.
What part of Suffolk are you, I'm in Essex but only 0.5 miles from the Essex/Suffolk border.
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Hi
Bramford near Ipswich is where I do rest my weary load.
Essex is another world though, isn't it?
This forum is going to waste away whatever little time I have on this Earth. I have just spent over an hour of time I should have devoted to worthy things reading fascinating posts!!
regards
Chris
Bramford near Ipswich is where I do rest my weary load.
Essex is another world though, isn't it?
This forum is going to waste away whatever little time I have on this Earth. I have just spent over an hour of time I should have devoted to worthy things reading fascinating posts!!
regards
Chris
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#4 Re: A HiFi tragedy from Suffolk announces his presence
Welcome to a fellow sufferer, but if this is your true path, I think you may be led astray here. We're not noted for minimising wires, but we often don't bother with boxes!xwilliphant wrote: One day I want to be able to have ONE system only and that based on the absolute minimum of BOXES and WIRES. All the music will in a network storage system.
The world looks so different after learning science. For example, trees are made of air, primarily. When they are burned, they go back to air, and in their flaming heat is released the flaming heat of the Sun which was bound in to convert air into tree.
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Indeed, BUT it keeps Suffolk folk a good way away from those scallywags in Kent.xwilliphant wrote:Hi
Essex is another world though, isn't it?
regards
Chris
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nickds1 wrote:There's a bit of Essex that was once Kent.
Oh really ?
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Well there you are.nickds1 wrote:Yep.pre65 wrote:Oh really ?nickds1 wrote:There's a bit of Essex that was once Kent.
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Really. There was. Look up "North Woolwich" - it was part of Kent from Norman times until sometime in the mid 1800s...pre65 wrote:Well there you are.nickds1 wrote:Yep.pre65 wrote: Oh really ?
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must have been a dodgy bit we gave back.nickds1 wrote:There's a bit of Essex that was once Kent.
Welcome Chris
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I know that bit of 'Kent', it has tattoo's and earring, an XR3i up on bricks in the garden and a mattress stuffed in the wheelie bin.
I call it home!
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I call it home!
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