Rotel RA-1062 vs Simaudio Moon I-5

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    merlin

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    Don't ask me BD! Anyone will tell you I have no idea whatsoever :D
     
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    julian2002 Muper Soderator

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    merlins idea of good hi fi is one that can play 5hz at 110db end of story. he'd listen to brown sound at '11' all day if he could without p1ssing off the neighbors ;)

    actually the 'definition' of good sounding hi-fi is as individual as the definition of a favorite flavour of ice cream imho.

    hope the thread doesn;t go all harley davidson again.
    cheers

    julian.
     
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    BerylliumDust WATCH OUT!!!

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    Not me, Merlin.

    I know you like Rotel and Dynaudio... but you get lost very easly. You like shiny boxes too much.
     
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    Mint chocolate chip. Yummy.
     
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    wadia-miester Mighty Rearranger

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    I'd personally go for the fruits of the forrest Robbo
     
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    julian2002 Muper Soderator

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    ben and jerry's phish food for me.
    cheers


    julian.
     
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    wadia-miester Mighty Rearranger

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    well, how about, greek yoguart, sliced apples, orange blossom honey and walnuts then Ju?
     
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    penance Arrogant Cock

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    I was with Robbo
    'till WM mentioned that.
     
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    julian2002 Muper Soderator

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    not allowed the phish food or the yogurt, apples, or honey - walnuts are ok but only a few so i'm bollocksed. but to be honest i'd probably prefer your suggestion to the phish food - not really ice cream though. if we're just going for deserts then the king for me has to be 'crepe' pancakes with tons of caster sugar and lemon closely followed by my mum's chocolate fudge cake still warm from the oven mmmmm.
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    wadia-miester Mighty Rearranger

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    Ok you picky sod !!!, I love marmite and grated strong cheese crepe's superb
     
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    Julian,

    You'd love the pancake house we go to when we visit Holland. Cheese and bacon pancakes for main course pancakes with chocolate sauce and whipped cream for dessert. Delicious.
     
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    BerylliumDust WATCH OUT!!!

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    And me thinking you were the nutty kind of guys... nutty sherry I mean.
     
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    Do you like sherry? I prefer a nice vintage port myself.
     
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    BerylliumDust WATCH OUT!!!

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    Definitely nutty...
     
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    penance Arrogant Cock

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    Marmite is OK, i prefer Vegemite as i like to have some pallete left after eating.

    Port nor Sherry, both to sweet for me. A nice red will do:)
     
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    start me off with a couple of Duvel's, then on to a heavy chateau neuf de-pap (sp?) and finish with an aromatic cognac. All Post Ben&Jerries caramel chew chew (or phish food, im not fussy).
     
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    BerylliumDust WATCH OUT!!!

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    Geez... now I'm confused. All I want is the maximum from my digestive system... do I have to pay to taste all that? Can I cook myself?

    I wonder what RG, KK and JA like for their digestive systems cause you seem to take them very seriously... you buy their flavour of the month magazines... worst, you even write letters to them... man, you really are hungry&angry...
     
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    penance Arrogant Cock

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    noodles
     
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    I-S Good Evening.... Infidel

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    One rule that seems to hold is that all designers use their own kit in their systems. This has been true of all that I've worked with.
     
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    BerylliumDust WATCH OUT!!!

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    The question is... is that the same kit they sell?
     
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