If your System can Speak

I wish I had the courage to ask. My contractor and I are wearing a bit thin with each other due to his broken promise of completion by Thanksgiving.

Granted he did not specify which Thanksgiving (2004?).

Images at SLOG will be posted when the mess is clear. The only work remaining is the paint and the acoustics people. The bad news is that the acoustics people are tied up on NFL studios and there are no technicians in the city right now. Another penalty of having the project be so far off schedule.

I am doing photography of several recording studios and corporate building that they have completed. Hope is that they will move me up in line when the time comes to do my job.

Right now even Bose might sound good. Kind of like going for three weeks with no food even McDonalds would look like a feast.

Albert, I'm not familiar with SLOG? However I would like to see your pics. Would you be so kind as to provide a link? Thanks

Glen, it is the Soundlab owners site.

http://www.condor-connection.org/slog/

When I supply the new image it will show my current components as well as cosmetic and acoustic changes to the room.

By the way, SLOG is looking for more traffic. I ask Audiogon if they objected to my posting info about them and Arnie said it was no problem. Any Audiogoners that are fans of Soundlab speakers could visit and help with questions there as well.

Thanks Albert, I checked out the web site and your old system. That sure was a nice looking room. I bet the new on is going to be the s##@%$##&**t. can’t wait to see the pictures.

The thing that impressed me the most was your grounding system. If you used dedicated ground wires to each and every plug your light years ahead of the pack.

I'm thinking about adding this same feature to my circuits. I pulled one isolated ground per three circuits with excellent results. That's a heck of a lot of ground wire but I can certainly imagine the pay back!!!