Not really interested anymore

Discussion in 'General Chat' started by amazingtrade, Jun 6, 2004.

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    amazingtrade Mad Madchestoh fan

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    People may have noticed that I haven't made any posts on the HIFI section for a long time. This is becausae I have got my system sounding good and I am not prepaired to keep spending £30 here and there on silly tweeks that don't do anything.

    I have learn't one of the best ways of enjoying music other than buying records is going to gigs and seeing the thing live.
     
    amazingtrade, Jun 6, 2004
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    ilockyer rockin' in the free world

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    Indeed it is. Looking forward to Glastonbury, but even before that there's two gigs at our local live music venue that look worth checking out.
     
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    davidcotton prog rocker, proud of it!

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    Yup. It got to the point where I was above the "budget" richer stuff but below the wadia's etc of the world. In the room I have I wouldn't be able to hear much difference anyway so simply stopped auditioning. I havent made a serious change (aside from cables etc which I have also now managed to break the habit of swopping round)for about four years now! The last bit I added a couple of months ago which did help was a wadiameister tweaked m-audio superdac and thats been about it!

    Also been out to a few live gigs recently, and being disabled :rolleyes: :mad: thats no mean feat for me:):) A good time had each event, and the best bit was none of them cost me over a tenner!
     
    davidcotton, Jun 12, 2004
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