Satrun is at apogee.

I picked up an Oberwerk PM2 Parallelogram Binocular Mount

NPR is playing advertisements now. That didnt take long.

Ill be getting back into my sword & shield/buckler training now that summer is over.

Headed to Dairy Land for a burger.

I need to add more garlic to my diet.

Im reworking my supplement stack.

Got some Santa Rosa plums starting to ripen.

It's not like Trump didnt give them a month warning, on top of the tariff talk all through the campaign. View quoted note →

Sorry for spreading fake news. I can't confirm this story. Nice bait and troll. Kudos to the shitposter. View quoted note →

Brown Thrasher https://media.nicecrew.digital/02ac1f76c746be43cb0b3062612735c76118b13399706871d67754497f0c6080.txt

The UD XL II tape was legendary on Reel to Reel decks and it made the transition of Cassettes. In the early 80s, it was replaced by an update formulation the legendary Maxell XL II which along with the TDK SA were industry standards that most cassette deck manufacturers used to set their default playback setting with. I used to trade a lot of Grateful Dead and Widespread Panic and other live music recordings and the trading standard was use of either TDK SA or SA-X tapes or Maxell XL II or XL II-S tapes. View quoted note →

I use an unassuming Denon DVD-1600 as my main playback for CDs with the NAD 7140 Reciever. It's got a nice Faroudja FL2200 video processor but no HDMI output as it was released in 2003. So it's limited in usefulness as a DVD player, however the Burr Brown 1792 DACs sound pleasant, they give a warmth to CD music reproduction. I also like that it's got larget control buttons right on the front, you dont need a video screen to navigate it's use. They come in Chocolate Black and also Champagne Silver. Note the exellent large control buttons.

I'm a fan of the dual shaft/knob design. They are starting to bring it back on some models of new head units. View quoted note →

1960 Buick

Here is another cheap DVD player that I recommend. The Philips DV 5992 (the /37 is just a country code). The Toshiba below contains and an SD card reader slot, while this Philips contains a USB 2.0 input. Both are useful additions. The Philips also plays DIVX format,which combined with the USB port is a killer feature. Like the Toshiba below it uses a Zoran Vaddis 778 chipset for video processing. View quoted note →

Here are the specifications View quoted note →

Picked up a Pioneer KEH 7676TR AM/FM Cassette Player circa 1989