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Buying audio munitions in lean times
Buying audio munitions in lean times
I'm thinking about plunking down the plastic on this fine looking
baby below to help carry me through these ardous pace... just so
to take off the edge.
http :// www .audioadvisor,com /prodinfo.asp?number=TIMUSY
It is to be place in the main bedroom in the new house I move
into about 3-4 mos. ago. I have no other source of music and radio
in that area. Has anyone heard some things 'bout this sensuous
looking, all-in-one baby boombox? The locals don't have
display sample so I'm just speculating on the sound. They say
that I can always return it, but usually, I prefer to ship products
back only if broken. I heard other Tivolis and I like it.
I have the similar product from Cambridge SoundWorks, but
that racy thing above looks much promising.
Incidentally, I'm also looking to improve the sound off a 50" plasma
tv using separates such as a 3-way system, nothing fancy though.
Well it's time to dive into the AV and know more...
Long live audiophiles!
I'm thinking about plunking down the plastic on this fine looking
baby below to help carry me through these ardous pace... just so
to take off the edge.
http :// www .audioadvisor,com /prodinfo.asp?number=TIMUSY
It is to be place in the main bedroom in the new house I move
into about 3-4 mos. ago. I have no other source of music and radio
in that area. Has anyone heard some things 'bout this sensuous
looking, all-in-one baby boombox? The locals don't have
display sample so I'm just speculating on the sound. They say
that I can always return it, but usually, I prefer to ship products
back only if broken. I heard other Tivolis and I like it.
I have the similar product from Cambridge SoundWorks, but
that racy thing above looks much promising.
Incidentally, I'm also looking to improve the sound off a 50" plasma
tv using separates such as a 3-way system, nothing fancy though.
Well it's time to dive into the AV and know more...
Long live audiophiles!
Re: Buying audio munitions in lean times
> I'm thinking about plunking down the plastic on this fine looking
> baby below to help carry me through these ardous pace... just so
> to take off the edge.
This seems hugely overpriced to me. A pair of NHT M-00 and a Squeezebox
would be much nicer assuming you have a computer and broadband in the
house.
> I'm thinking about plunking down the plastic on this fine looking
> baby below to help carry me through these ardous pace... just so
> to take off the edge.
This seems hugely overpriced to me. A pair of NHT M-00 and a Squeezebox
would be much nicer assuming you have a computer and broadband in the
house.
Re: Buying audio munitions in lean times
> eric wrote
>
>
>> I'm thinking about plunking down the plastic on this fine looking
>> baby below to help carry me through these ardous pace... just so
>> to take off the edge.
>
> This seems hugely overpriced to me.
Quiet agree. I don't expect a lifelike musical reproduction but if the
fitting was done right, I'll wear it.
> A pair of NHT M-00 and a Squeezebox
> would be much nicer assuming you have a computer and broadband in the
> house.
Thanks for the thought. Yeah, I'll be subscribing to Comcast broadband soon.
They have triple special goin on right now, and I've already subscribe to
their hi-def. I'll explore the option further. Thanks Eric.
> eric wrote
>
>
>> I'm thinking about plunking down the plastic on this fine looking
>> baby below to help carry me through these ardous pace... just so
>> to take off the edge.
>
> This seems hugely overpriced to me.
Quiet agree. I don't expect a lifelike musical reproduction but if the
fitting was done right, I'll wear it.
> A pair of NHT M-00 and a Squeezebox
> would be much nicer assuming you have a computer and broadband in the
> house.
Thanks for the thought. Yeah, I'll be subscribing to Comcast broadband soon.
They have triple special goin on right now, and I've already subscribe to
their hi-def. I'll explore the option further. Thanks Eric.
Re: Buying audio munitions in lean times
That's me...the OP.
I'm using someone else computer right now.
I'm still in process of changing and moving....
Thanks again.
That's me...the OP.
I'm using someone else computer right now.
I'm still in process of changing and moving....
Thanks again.
Re: Buying audio munitions in lean times
"JBorg, Jr." <eddie.g.m04@yahoo,com > wrote in message
news:_dlGh.4543$M65.638@newssvr21.news.prodigy,net
> I'm thinking about plunking down the plastic on this
> fine looking baby below to help carry me through these
> ardous pace... just so to take off the edge.
> http :// www .audioadvisor,com /prodinfo.asp?number=TIMUSY
Somebody say overpriced?
The only thing to makes it look good might be the comparable Bose offering.
> It is to be place in the main bedroom in the new house I
> move into about 3-4 mos. ago. I have no other source of music
> and radio in that area. Has anyone heard some things
> 'bout this sensuous looking, all-in-one baby boombox?
Why all-in-one? Forget how to plug cables? Never knew how?
> Incidentally, I'm also looking to improve the sound off a
> 50" plasma tv using separates such as a 3-way system,
> nothing fancy though. Well it's time to dive into the AV
> and know more...
No computer anywhere near?
"JBorg, Jr." <eddie.g.m04@yahoo,com > wrote in message
news:_dlGh.4543$M65.638@newssvr21.news.prodigy,net
> I'm thinking about plunking down the plastic on this
> fine looking baby below to help carry me through these
> ardous pace... just so to take off the edge.
> http :// www .audioadvisor,com /prodinfo.asp?number=TIMUSY
Somebody say overpriced?
The only thing to makes it look good might be the comparable Bose offering.
> It is to be place in the main bedroom in the new house I
> move into about 3-4 mos. ago. I have no other source of music
> and radio in that area. Has anyone heard some things
> 'bout this sensuous looking, all-in-one baby boombox?
Why all-in-one? Forget how to plug cables? Never knew how?
> Incidentally, I'm also looking to improve the sound off a
> 50" plasma tv using separates such as a 3-way system,
> nothing fancy though. Well it's time to dive into the AV
> and know more...
No computer anywhere near?
Re: Buying audio munitions in lean times
On Mar 5, 6:30 am, "Arny Krueger" <a...@hotpop,com > wrote:
> Somebody say overpriced?
The voices in your head?
> Why all-in-one? Forget how to plug cables? Never knew how?
That must be it, Arns.
Good call.
You really are insane.
On Mar 5, 6:30 am, "Arny Krueger" <a...@hotpop,com > wrote:
> Somebody say overpriced?
The voices in your head?
> Why all-in-one? Forget how to plug cables? Never knew how?
That must be it, Arns.
Good call.
You really are insane.
Re: Buying audio munitions in lean times
On Mar 3, 12:52 pm, "JBorg, Jr." <eddie.g....@yahoo,com > wrote:
> I'm thinking about plunking down the plastic on this fine looking
> baby below to help carry me through these ardous pace... just so
> to take off the edge.
>
> http :// www .audioadvisor,com /prodinfo.asp?number=TIMUSY
>
> It is to be place in the main bedroom in the new house I move
> into about 3-4 mos. ago. I have no other source of music and radio
> in that area. Has anyone heard some things 'bout this sensuous
> looking, all-in-one baby boombox? The locals don't have
> display sample so I'm just speculating on the sound. They say
> that I can always return it, but usually, I prefer to ship products
> back only if broken. I heard other Tivolis and I like it.
>
> I have the similar product from Cambridge SoundWorks, but
> that racy thing above looks much promising.
>
> Incidentally, I'm also looking to improve the sound off a 50" plasma
> tv using separates such as a 3-way system, nothing fancy though.
> Well it's time to dive into the AV and know more...
>
> Long live audiophiles!
Just don't buy it through AA, they are very overpriced IMo. Try
searching through Bizrate or something similar.
On Mar 3, 12:52 pm, "JBorg, Jr." <eddie.g....@yahoo,com > wrote:
> I'm thinking about plunking down the plastic on this fine looking
> baby below to help carry me through these ardous pace... just so
> to take off the edge.
>
> http :// www .audioadvisor,com /prodinfo.asp?number=TIMUSY
>
> It is to be place in the main bedroom in the new house I move
> into about 3-4 mos. ago. I have no other source of music and radio
> in that area. Has anyone heard some things 'bout this sensuous
> looking, all-in-one baby boombox? The locals don't have
> display sample so I'm just speculating on the sound. They say
> that I can always return it, but usually, I prefer to ship products
> back only if broken. I heard other Tivolis and I like it.
>
> I have the similar product from Cambridge SoundWorks, but
> that racy thing above looks much promising.
>
> Incidentally, I'm also looking to improve the sound off a 50" plasma
> tv using separates such as a 3-way system, nothing fancy though.
> Well it's time to dive into the AV and know more...
>
> Long live audiophiles!
Just don't buy it through AA, they are very overpriced IMo. Try
searching through Bizrate or something similar.
Re: Buying audio munitions in lean times
avidlistener wrote:
>On Mar 3, 12:52 pm, "JBorg, Jr." <eddie.g....@yahoo,com > wrote:
>> I'm thinking about plunking down the plastic on this fine looking
>> baby below to help carry me through these ardous pace... just so
>> to take off the edge.
>>
>> http :// www .audioadvisor,com /prodinfo.asp?number=TIMUSY
>>
>> It is to be place in the main bedroom in the new house I move
>> into about 3-4 mos. ago. I have no other source of music and radio
>> in that area. Has anyone heard some things 'bout this sensuous
>> looking, all-in-one baby boombox? The locals don't have
>> display sample so I'm just speculating on the sound. They say
>> that I can always return it, but usually, I prefer to ship products
>> back only if broken. I heard other Tivolis and I like it.
>
>Just don't buy it through AA, they are very overpriced IMo.
But it's got a built-in 5-inch "subwoofer"! (Laff)
Seriously, here's what I bought for my daughter's bedroom. It cost
only about $150 at Best Buy, and, in addition to a CD player, it's got
an Ipod dock and slots for flash-memory sticks, from which it will
play MP3 or WMA. The speakers are actually made from a wood-like
product, and I was surprised that, after invoking some of the built-in
equalization, it didn't sound too bad!
http :// www .myisymphony,com /products_m1.htm
avidlistener wrote:
>On Mar 3, 12:52 pm, "JBorg, Jr." <eddie.g....@yahoo,com > wrote:
>> I'm thinking about plunking down the plastic on this fine looking
>> baby below to help carry me through these ardous pace... just so
>> to take off the edge.
>>
>> http :// www .audioadvisor,com /prodinfo.asp?number=TIMUSY
>>
>> It is to be place in the main bedroom in the new house I move
>> into about 3-4 mos. ago. I have no other source of music and radio
>> in that area. Has anyone heard some things 'bout this sensuous
>> looking, all-in-one baby boombox? The locals don't have
>> display sample so I'm just speculating on the sound. They say
>> that I can always return it, but usually, I prefer to ship products
>> back only if broken. I heard other Tivolis and I like it.
>
>Just don't buy it through AA, they are very overpriced IMo.
But it's got a built-in 5-inch "subwoofer"! (Laff)
Seriously, here's what I bought for my daughter's bedroom. It cost
only about $150 at Best Buy, and, in addition to a CD player, it's got
an Ipod dock and slots for flash-memory sticks, from which it will
play MP3 or WMA. The speakers are actually made from a wood-like
product, and I was surprised that, after invoking some of the built-in
equalization, it didn't sound too bad!
http :// www .myisymphony,com /products_m1.htm
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