Still got those damn Bose 301 Mk 2's

LOL @ you posting a pig roast TODAY... I hope it sneezes on you. rofl

 

Hey just because something is old doesn't mean we have to replace it....case in point: We still keep you around old man. hehehehe

 

I'm younger than you.

 

(Yeah, but I got both of you beat.)

 

The young people of this forum needs you guys experience and wisdom, so old people are useful in some cases!

 

Nice. Ya, the full home theater/computer setup is great to have. Is yours a 40" or 46"?

40" Samsung, Onkyo TX-SR605, 6.1 setup used mostly for computer, a lot of video games too. Not bad for the bedroom.

 

He likes pictures to be taken of him.

I was gonna post pictures of a concert I went to recently but I don't have my card with me. Maybe tomorrow.

 

Fun on delivery and in the warehouse

Customer cut range handle, but it got repo'd:


What happens when you don't strap the $8000 Sub-Z in:

This 63" plasma must've been dropped on its top:



A lead pipe works wonders:


Old customer Maytag Neptune, kicked off the back of the truck:

Us getting dragged out of the snow:

Just back down into there:

See the stack of 3 $8000+ ranges? Don't have that many now after business has slowed:

900lb 48" refrigerator, at least they finally put an extra couple boards over their moat:

Lazy road workers:

 

Well, if we are whipping out the home theatres again...



Westinghouse 42in 1080i
(Soon to be replaced by a Mitsubishi 73in DLP)
Harman Kardon AVR 645 7.1 receiver
Klipsch RF-35 mains
Klipsch RC-62 center
Klipsch RS-42 surrounds (improperly placed in pic to show)
Klipsch RS-62 rears (not pictured)
Klipsch Synergy Sub-12 650w sub
Toshiba HD-A2 HD-DVD with 1080 upscaler (makes regular dvds look better than even Oppo's best upscaler)
Pioneer LaserDisc (forget model)
Lite-On DVD recorder
Sony Minidisc

 

We bought a 46. I just had to get a bigger one than my best friend.......its a guy thing.