Legacy speakers are supposed to be amazing now. I had a pair of one of their earlier models and they were excellent, but not the top of the line. The ones I had were just like these...
Go fund me for Dr. Dave.
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Love the grain. Put a black wrap on that… never mind
Going by his pool equipment, this is what he'll want...
I got a kick out of this. Thanks.Watching this video makes me sad. Here we have the good Dr. showing off all his cool gear. Now, sadly in the background he has his stereo. We see the Doc has been around college students far too long. No speaker stands, no shelves for his receiver. I'm not the most tech savvy so maybe someone else can help set it up. He's retired now and probably just getting those S.S. checks
Should we help him out?
FYI, the receiver is in the cabinet, which has more speakers on top. I've had this audio equipment for 30 years. I don't see any need to replace it.
I have 2 old sansui floor speakers with 15", 8", 6.5", and horn tweeters from '81ish collecting dust. Pioneer sx1250 for power. Shame I haven't got the basement set up yetDave you need some boom!
The boom comes from the woofer on top the cabinet, where I also have good high-frequency speakers.
That's funny!
I'm 57.
I was a distance runner in high school and college.
I eat like a pig, but I am very physically active to burn all the calories (and I have a high metabolism). I usually eat fairly healthy, but I don't really worry about that.
Most of my exercise now comes from mountain biking (a great full-body workout, especially in Colorado, where we have lots of hills and mountains). I also road bike and gravel bike and work out some with light weights. I don't run anymore due to hamstring and knee problems.
I hope I am still posting YouTube videos for many years to come (maybe not 40, but at least 20).
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Well I didn't see a old wire roll for a table or a cement block end table so I'd say he's good to goWatching this video makes me sad. Here we have the good Dr. showing off all his cool gear. Now, sadly in the background he has his stereo. We see the Doc has been around college students far too long. No speaker stands, no shelves for his receiver. I'm not the most tech savvy so maybe someone else can help set it up. He's retired now and probably just getting those S.S. checks
Should we help him out?
Poudre park...1998. did ya see me there?!
Young Gulch (close to Poudre Park) is one of my favorite trails, especially after it was improved recently.
I love riding a bike. Not many hills/trails where I have lived over the past 30 years (Florida, Texas), so I stuck to road bikes. But the streets around here are so darn dangerous, the I pretty much had to give that up, too (or maybe I just got smarter). Have a lot of miles in on a roller, though.
Sigh, sounds like me. I love running, but my body is starting to feel it. I primarily road bike distance wise now, and keep most of my runs 7-8 miles or less. I still crank out a half ever year, but I feel like I'm in "surgery waiting to happen" territory if I push the pace or the distance too much. The great thing about the bike is you can ride it forever and not really get destroyed like you do after a long hard run. The bad thing about the bike is how long you need to ride to get a good work out.
But one of life's great pleasures is cruising down a quiet country road on a bike during a nice day. Glad I can keep doing that.
This is not the case with mountain biking on challenging trails.
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Thanks, Dave! I'll be sending another donation sometime.
Or just send a donation to his paypal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=C9UGCVJTP4V3A
Thanks, Dave! I'll be sending another donation sometime.
I was just teasing. Thought it was a fun way to plug your video. I enjoy all of them.
Thanks. I appreciate the plug, and I'm glad you watch and enjoy my videos.
