I used to be a regular many years ago...

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...but defected to a car forum, which has subsequently descended into chaos.

Main system:

TV:

The amp is now an Onkyo 6006, and runs Genie centres as left and right in '7.1', and the Marantz controller has gone, replaced by a Philips Pronto 9400.

Back, you idiot...

 

[Tear Drop]

Looks familiar! How are you?

 

[Anonymous]

Wouldn't have guessed who you were without the email!

I'm older and wiser, though perhaps more of the former and less of the latter...

 

[Tear Drop]

Things have changed around here a bit! I remember the good old days...

 

[Andrew Everard]

Tear Drop:Things have changed around here a bit! I remember the good old days...

I remember when it were all fields around here.

We were poor but we were happy

A night at the flicks, bag o'chips to share, bus home and still change from a tanner

etc...

 

[Anonymous]

Lovely kit. GS20's and arcam are just cream and strawberries. Lovely, lovely setup.

 

[John Duncan]

Nice doggy...

 

[Anonymous]

Andrew Everard:
We were poor but we were happy

Try telling that to the young folk of today...

Thanks, Ray. The Arcam stuff is CD23T, A32 as pre-amp and two P35s. I get the impression that Arcam's current lineup is not that highly-regarded, which seems a pity.

As for the dogs, they are purest evil. This is Doreen Hedgehog, the other is Ethel Cardew.

Please resize pics to max 400 pixels wide before posting. Thanks - Mods

 

[Anonymous]

I'd rather have the last car by a mile...

 

[Anonymous]

Yep, me too. In fact if you do the same to the other 2 then they may be worth more

 

[Anonymous]

From your typig style though I think you're more likely to drive something like this

 

[Anonymous]

The other car forum wasnt www.barryboys.co.uk was it?

 

[Anonymous]

garethwd:The other car forum wasnt www.barryboys.co.uk was it?

I confess that taking piccies of the odd piece of automotive befoulment I see is a guilty pleasure. Andy, true. A downside of using photobucket! As for your sig, common words 'round our way.'