Macca wrote:I used to burn Joss sticks whilst listening when I was a student but that was mostly to disguise the smell of the hashish...

Hee..hee..Served it's purpose Macca, :D infact thats what most people use it for these days whether to ward off smelly socks/hash or selling houses.

Cheer's lad's some interesting food for thought there....... :clap: Lack Tables.....mmmh...... :think: Forget Lack tables, i am an anti rack guy and mine's is a smaller version of Theo's set up, i bought a solid narrow tall bookcase from Gumtree, turned it on it's side and put my turntable, amp, c....

Cheer's lad's some interesting food for thought there....... :clap: Lack Tables.....mmmh...... :think: Forget Lack tables, i am an anti rack guy and mine's is a smaller version of Theo's set up, i bought a solid narrow tall bookcase from Gumtree, turned it on it's side and put my turntable, amp, c....

Wow !!!....what a revelation as regard what they sounded like and them being amp killers,
thanks both for the info, i'll not bother trying to discover what i missed....not a lot if i may add,
wonder if that and subsequent releases killed the company almost overnight.

Thread drift a wee bit if i may. :D Maybe Dave and Doc could answer this, apart from the ES14's, i have always been intrigued with the Celestion SL600, although i've fallen out of love with small driver speakers (nothing sounds right unless it's 12'inch or more in big cabs), :mrgreen: back in the da...

I had a pair of AR6 and loved them, no lookers but boy were they fun, now a big driver JBL user. :D

Tai-Chi history seem's to be very intresting but very very complex...... :think: It is Jammy, don't get mixed up with the classes you see with the blue rinsed brigade chaired by occupational therapists, thats just old people moving limps for exercise, most westerners don't understand it and hats of...

Went to one of my schools / classes on Tuesday evening in Luton. The instructor, who I have trained for 15 years , is Chinese so I wanted to see her for Chinese new year. Read again, she is not MY instructor, I am hers! The school is my school it is me who went and trained in Shanghai with Tian Yin...

Doc, his Sifu (master) is Hong Kong based, i think your lady instructor operates at a higher echelon of the art going by the names and the heritage linked, i have heard him telling me what he did was Yeung (Yang in Mandarin) or Chan House styles. I have no interest in it myself, all i wanted to do w...

What a coincidence, didn't know you were a Tai Chi fan, my sister and brother in-law runs a Tai Chi club in Geneva through his work with the UN, i was over there last week to help prepare their New Year party on Saturday for 120 people made up of ex-pats, local French/Swiss and UN colleagues, not al...