Are you on or off? What say you?

*S*  I do what I do...;)

Step on, step off.  Audio as a 'clapper emulator'...mostly enjoying what's at hand while tending to the 'honeydews' and those needy things that need doing.

Vague retirement, golf for me would be a wrist rocket and a pool cue, tennis as jai alai could be fun but any impacts would not be good for one who bruises if looked at hard.  Used to cycle bike and moto's, but again damage....not so good for one that leaks easily but clots too quickly in the opin of the cardio Dr.s'

So I 'do' what a local calls steam-punk speakers for the toes in the Tao of my yin/yang, the yin of a complex v. the yang of the making of....

...blending in the wonderous and wooly music they emit.

A misspent life spent well....imho....interpret as you might.

'ciao, J

.....letting this eve in contemplation of Lou Reeds' last words prior to leaving us...

 “Take me into the light.” 

Unless something breaks in my system, I'll stick with what I have.  I still own an NYAL Moscde 300 Maxi with mods I purchased in the eighties and a recent discussion with George Kaye about it, I happened to catch him before he left for the evening to perform in his jazz group at a local club.  He's a bass player.

Still reaching for that brass ring.

OFF.  As in off-loading. I have way too much gear and LP's. My kids don't want it. My grand-kids don't understand it. So I have to sell it, which is a giant pain in so many ways. My wife asked me (more than once) why do I need 9 turntables, 6 sets of speakers, 8 tuners, etc. Most pieces are "Golden Age" equipment that I spent a great deal of time restoring  to pristine cosmetic and operating condition. I cycle through gear just for fun and usually am listening to my main system in the living room and another in the finished basement. But I've got let the gear go.