Visit to Marc C.'s (SpiritOfMusic's) House in England
- Thread starter Ron Resnick
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Keep trying Dave.
To try is to succeed.
Did you have an easier journey back to Wales than getting to me?
To try is to succeed.
Did you have an easier journey back to Wales than getting to me?
Following a picture from hifi choice the quad were not stacked.
2 were facing the listener and the other two were outside with 90 degrees angle.
Like anywhere in the UK - driving is just a pain unless you set out around 2am and arrive before 7am!!
Well, it took me 5 hours to get home from User211 in the West.
Good thing his Apogees were so impressive, thinking about them made the time fly by.
Good thing his Apogees were so impressive, thinking about them made the time fly by.
Beautiful place you have there Marc. Just gorgeous
Always nice to put a face to the profile too
Always nice to put a face to the profile too
Beautiful place you have there Marc. Just gorgeous
Always nice to put a face to the profile too
Face is actually quite pleasant, calm, relaxed, at peace
I know quite a few of the guys out there in WBF-Land took a real interest in Ron’s thread about my system and move to the chapel.
Post #7 had a photo of me and Ra, and Ra’s adorable Tabby cat, Razz (aka RazzBoy, aka RazzMundo, aka Azrael).
Razz has taken a bit of a turn for the worse as he’s got a bit older, a pretty serious oesophageal constriction which has meant he hasn’t been able to keep any food down at all, and necessitated an op to open up this restriction.
The good news is he’s making tentative signs of early recovery (eating without vomiting up food), but one downside is he has lost his sight, apparently a common side effect in cats of general anaesthetics.
The vet says this is likely temporary, but it’s all a waiting game.
I know that if there’s one thing committed audiophiles can feel even more strongly about than their gear, it’s their pets. Hence relaying here about poor Razz.
Ironically, ANOTHER reason for me to have scaled back spending on audio, it’s hard to splash out on gear AND find £4.5k for the vet’s bill .
Post #7 had a photo of me and Ra, and Ra’s adorable Tabby cat, Razz (aka RazzBoy, aka RazzMundo, aka Azrael).
Razz has taken a bit of a turn for the worse as he’s got a bit older, a pretty serious oesophageal constriction which has meant he hasn’t been able to keep any food down at all, and necessitated an op to open up this restriction.
The good news is he’s making tentative signs of early recovery (eating without vomiting up food), but one downside is he has lost his sight, apparently a common side effect in cats of general anaesthetics.
The vet says this is likely temporary, but it’s all a waiting game.
I know that if there’s one thing committed audiophiles can feel even more strongly about than their gear, it’s their pets. Hence relaying here about poor Razz.
Ironically, ANOTHER reason for me to have scaled back spending on audio, it’s hard to splash out on gear AND find £4.5k for the vet’s bill .
Ye gods, that's a big bill
I hope your little monkey recovers.
On a side note, i find the best loved pets tend to have many names ?
I hope your little monkey recovers.
On a side note, i find the best loved pets tend to have many names ?
Well, that’s a worst case scenario, he likely will need 2 ops maximum.
I tend to look at the finances less in terms of £s, and more in multiples of tweaks spend LOL.
I mean I’ve spent this sum many times over on tubes, cables, supports etc. I can hardly deny the little troublemaker this outlay when I don’t even blink at spending in this hobby.
I tend to look at the finances less in terms of £s, and more in multiples of tweaks spend LOL.
I mean I’ve spent this sum many times over on tubes, cables, supports etc. I can hardly deny the little troublemaker this outlay when I don’t even blink at spending in this hobby.
Thanks Ron, but not as simple as that.
He may need multiple ops, he may need to be fed nutrient-enriched Cat Pâté and Cat Milk for the rest of his days. We’ll know in the next week as the practice tries to feed him/decides on follow-up op.
He may need multiple ops, he may need to be fed nutrient-enriched Cat Pâté and Cat Milk for the rest of his days. We’ll know in the next week as the practice tries to feed him/decides on follow-up op.
Thanks Ked.
There is an NHS for cats, we’re talking rescue cats helped by the RSPCA, and put down if no one picks them in 30 days .
There is an NHS for cats, we’re talking rescue cats helped by the RSPCA, and put down if no one picks them in 30 days .
CJ, when Raz was born, his “bits” were well hidden, the vet thought he was a girl.
Only on rummaging around was it established he was indeed a “he”.
And then his bits got the chop anyway .
Thank the Lord there was no LGBTTY lobby then, he’d have felt extremely special.
As opposed to just confused and philosophical.
Only on rummaging around was it established he was indeed a “he”.
And then his bits got the chop anyway .
Thank the Lord there was no LGBTTY lobby then, he’d have felt extremely special.
As opposed to just confused and philosophical.
