I need a speakercable that bring voices forward me

I live in LA. I work in Culver City which is very close to Venice Beach, but I've never been there!

Thanks for the invite! Work is busy, so we'll see if I can even get away to Mexico. I like Mexican women too, heheh.

yeah, i know a friend (his 50 now) of mine often goes to austin tx to "south by south west" and from there to nueva laredo in mexico he says that the women there are "nice".if you know what i mean

Sheesh. We should call this thread "Star Trek". That's because it has gone where no others have before it : )

Grisslehamn: I don't think that Audioquest makes a cable like you describe. At least not from my experience. If you want to try something inexpensive that may give you what you are looking for, try some twisted pair solid core 16 gauge copper wiring. If this sounds too lean to you, try some 14 gauge. Either should give you very clean mids with good treble resolution. The 16 gauge will keep the bass very articulate, but somewhat lacking in total weight. Nothing to blur or muddy the warmth region either. If you want a bit more weight on the bottom end, go to 14 gauge conductors. This will add more bottom end oomph, but may start to smear the extreme treble just a bit. Either way, buying enough raw cabling to build both of these would cost you less than any AQ cabling that i can think of. Hope this helps.

As a side note, European's have had a hard time in Florida in the recent past i.e. victims of crime. For some reason, the Germans get it the worst from what i've read. Try to speak with your best "American accent" and you'll probably be okay : ) Sean
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Sean,
Germans get the worst of it because they're such crappy tippers. If someone has a German accent in your party, they'll put 20% tip on and dare you to decrease it, even for crappy, east Florida service.
It sounds like Grisslehamn has the hang of it anyways, and Scandahoovians have a very good way of fading into the background - best chameleons I've seen when traveling. My Danish buddies just say they're from New Jersey when someone asks, and no one seems to question it.

I didn't know that muggers, robbers and thieves deserved tips. That's what i was referring to in my post, not being hassled or blown off by waiters and waitresses.

As to German's being "poor tippers", their culture / pay rates in the customer service industry are different than what we have here in the States. Until they can acclimate to those differences, they are doing what is considered "normal" in their culture / society. Sean
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