Feb 21, 2008
It always does my heart good
to see home theater components at a discount.
Check out this particular savings (22% off!):
And if you need help with projectors, you can always visit
ThankYouVeryMuch!
Owlbert
Feb 18, 2008
Who can forget
those wondrous nostalgic times in which we’d take our dates out to the local sock hop and dance the night away to the melodious songs from the iconic jukebox?
Well, technology and taste and iPodiness have been married together with this unique testimony to digital ingenuity! To wit:
…Featuring original-style percolating bubbles tubes, dual-toned neon lighting, high gloss furniture-grade wood and wood veneers, the look is sure to amaze. Encased within this charismatic cabinet is a fully functioning video and music server capable of storing up to 1500 hours of content. In addition, the unit is designed to rip CD music content direct to the hard drive, burn CDs with music or video content and allows the user to connect to the internet to access music and video downloads as well as internet radio for maximum entertainment possibilities. In addition to its functionality, what also sets the Crosley Digital Jukebox apart is its timeless design complete with the Touch Screen Interface…..MORE…..
Talk about a conversation piece! Now, if only there was a life-size Elvis too….
And if you’re a Jukebox collector (confess!), have you checked out:
ThankYouVeryMuch!
Owlbert.
ps - other Jukebox goodies include:
Feb 15, 2008
So. You’ve finally decided
that that 50K that you found lying about on your bedroom floor should really be put to astonishingly good use….ideally as the ultimate of home theaters.
‘Course, I don’t blame you - what better way could you spend that money (unless it’s for 4 12K exercise bikes)?
But what sort of home theater design should you have? Should it be centered around:
- Indiana Jones
- The Titanic
- The Natilus
- The Matrix
- The Terminator
- The Death Star
- The Batcave
- The Starship Enterprise
Well???? Tell tell tell, what’s really the best? The folks at Slippery Brick obviously have been pondering the same thing, because they came up with 15 of the coolest home theaters imaginable! You should definitely check them out; your mind will spin with ideas.
Want some resources for DIY home theaters to boot? Enjoy:
Gotta love ingenuity.
ThankYouVeryMuch!
Owlbert
ps - some nifty home theater goodies include:
Feb 14, 2008
You know,
I have fond fond memories of when I was growing up, my dad would play his phonograph records on high end audio equipment that was utterly astonishing to me. I mean, records were, well, records….and yet he had a setup that reminded me of an air traffic controller site.
In today’s digital era, one would think that vinyl records are long since history. But puttering around online shows that’s simply not true! Take
Around in business for 25 years, they have a sterling reputation in many of the high end audio forums that I frequent (take this posting, VPI Customer Service ROCKS! for example).
Speaking of high end audio forums, have you seen:
I have a vivid memory of my father showing me the record for a recording of the 1812 Overture….the grooves were so wide for the cannon shot part, it made an indelible impression on me (how did they get the music into those tiny lines?). Ah, memories….
ThankYouVeryMuch!
Owlbert
ps - some cool vinyl record goodies: