Rich's G2G March 13

Started by richidoo, February 15, 2010, 02:19:22 PM

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Bigfish8

Quote from: richidoo on March 18, 2010, 12:59:54 PM
Pizza rebates coming. You guys who paid 10 should only be 5. My kids ate half of the whole order.  I'm not good with math on the spot. Sorry.



Rich:

BS!  You did all the work and put together a heck of a fun G2G!  I am happy with the $10.00 contribution!!

Ken

stereofool

Quote from: richidoo on March 18, 2010, 12:59:54 PM
Pizza rebates coming. You guys who paid 10 should only be 5. My kids ate half of the whole order.  I'm not good with math on the spot. Sorry.



Not necessary...you've been far too generous as a host MANY times  :thumb:.

Hmmmmm...maybe if you 'over-charge' each time...you will eventually be able to afford some more of those 'colored' cables....hmmmmm  :rofl: :twisted:!!!
Steve
Have you ever noticed.... Anyone going slower than you is an idiot...and anyone going faster than you is a maniac?

richidoo

OK. My kids thank you. ;)

Where's our next g2g?  Did I hear Carlman offer for April?  Indian food?   :rofl:

Hey Steve, I finally found the color. Not purple, not fuscia, not magenta, it's Tyrian Purple.

shep

A fine color! That would look mighty fine instead of the rather persistant blue of my speakers. If I'm not mistaken, only Roman emperors had the right to use it? And for your msinformation, it was invented not far from here in a town called Lector, which for centuries guarded the secret of Lector Blue (to which you add magenta and voila! Tyrolian Purple. In fact the blue came from insects (poor buggers were boiled by the millions) and everybody and their uncle wanted the secret and it wasn't until the 17th cent I think that it was finally revealed. Jee I never get to a rave. What a life. I don't know what th Tyrols have to do with it.

richidoo

I think the purple comes from snail shells.

You sure do have some history there.

shep

#35
You could be right but I thought they mixed blue and red. History indeed. My tiny hamlet is over a thousand years old. Unfortunately there is no documentation before the French revolution and not much after either. The first photos were'nt taken until after the first wwar. If nothing else, I was the first audi neurotic! There are now two! Who knows what tomorrow will bring. Seriously off topic. I guess I just have to rave by myself  :(

Rob S.

thanks for uncovering the real color.  I will now begin calling it the correct color.  Good work, Rich!!! :thumb:
No new money spent on audio!!  but starting in 2012!!

richidoo

According to the wiki, they "fermented" the snails to get the color. Yum! Only carbs ferment, meat just rots. Dogs who eat those kind of (fresh) snails would have purple stain on their jowls. The finest quality of dye is judged by how close it looks to coagulated blood.  Yum!  But it is very pretty.

Now I feel safe saying "the purple wires..."

Rob S.

Good, let the purple wires sing. :lol:
No new money spent on audio!!  but starting in 2012!!

tmazz

Rotting snails, coagulating blood - this is starting to go the way of the ear wax thread..... :rofl:
Remember, it's all about the music........

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richidoo

A small price to demonstrate worthiness of The Purple Wires.   :D

tmazz

All hail The Purple Wires    :beer:  :drool:  :beer:
Remember, it's all about the music........

Nola Boxers
Sunfire True SW Super Jr (2)
McIntosh MC 275
ARC SP-9
VPI HW-19 Mk IV/SDS/SAM/SME IV/Soundsmith Carmen Mk II ES
Pro-Ject Pre Box S2 DAC/Rasp Pi Roon Endpoint
DigiBuss/TWL PC & USB Cables

richidoo

We had a rats nest of them at the G2g, thanks to Steve, Shane and Ken.

Bigfish8

Quote from: richidoo on March 19, 2010, 12:36:32 PM
We had a rats nest of them at the G2g, thanks to Steve, Shane and Ken.

They were so beautiful - both to look at and to hear! :thumb: