Axpona 2020 is getting closer. This is the Audio eXposition Of North America and, for the audiophiles among us, the most fun most of us will have in 2020.
Random Tasks, Random Thoughts
Going to a tea house doesn’t always involve tea. In fact, around here, most people seem to go and drink coffee. It’s more about the ambiance and food style.
Some people return from their Thanksgiving trips with turkey leftovers. Others return with speakers. I’m in the latter category with a set of KEF LS-50 speakers.
This post and the last are a bookshelf speaker comparison that my spouse wrote based on the two of us sitting down for hours with a standardized set of recordings to come up with these comments. These comparisons were originally posted to AudioKarma, but I would like to share them with others who might be interested.
This post and the next are a bookshelf speaker comparison that my spouse wrote based on the two of us sitting down for hours with a standardized set of recordings to come up with these comments. These comparisons were originally posted to AudioKarma, but I would like to share them with others who might be interested.
In this second part or my gin-tasting series, I continue the quest of trying to decide what it is and try to decide if I actually like it.
Recently, I attended the MAC (Midwest Audio Club) DIY (Do It Yourself) event in Ankeny, Iowa. These events run across the Midwest, by the way.
I just finished eating a pie from The Pie King. It was a worthwhile consumption of calories, and I’m pleased to be able to tell you about it.
Making gin at home was my latest venture. As a serial hobbyist, I’ll just tell you that it’s neither as hard nor as easy as you might initially think.
Buzzed Bee Meadery is one place to visit for anyone who wants a genuine craft experience. They ferment, bottle and sell – all right on-site.