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Vapor Audio

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Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #260 on: 28 Aug 2013, 12:36 am »
Hello, My name is Rick and I am interested in joining the group. 

Sorry, we're not accepting any more applications  :nono:

Bob in St. Louis

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Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #261 on: 28 Aug 2013, 01:03 am »
  :lol: ........... Sorry Rick.
I think our friend here saw too many Home Theater, Car Audio, and Headphone items in your list and has waved you off.
I, on the other hand, accept your "application" and allow you in the group.

Beware of Ryan. He bites.   :wink:

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Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #262 on: 28 Aug 2013, 01:33 am »
  :lol: ........... Sorry Rick.
I think our friend here saw too many Home Theater, Car Audio, and Headphone items in your list and has waved you off.
I, on the other hand, accept your "application" and allow you in the group.

Beware of Ryan. He bites.   :wink:

All of that, plus the 'friend of Sturgus' part  :lol:

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Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #263 on: 28 Aug 2013, 11:50 pm »
All of that, plus the 'friend of Sturgus' part  :lol:

Ha!  I was actually discussing Vapor Audio at work the other day with Sturgus, I must say I was very impressed with what I have seen so far on the Vapor Audio website, impressive specs and beautiful cabinets!  He mentioned there may be a listening session coming up for these, would be great to hear them in person.

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Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #264 on: 28 Aug 2013, 11:56 pm »
  :lol: ........... Sorry Rick.
I think our friend here saw too many Home Theater, Car Audio, and Headphone items in your list and has waved you off.
I, on the other hand, accept your "application" and allow you in the group.

Beware of Ryan. He bites.   :wink:

All good!  Yes I'll admit I tend to pull the trigger on all sorts of audio gear to play with.  Slowly learning that it's best to save up and invest in some higher end gear.  Show me the ways fellow GAS brethren!

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Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #265 on: 30 Aug 2013, 12:50 am »
  Slowly learning that it's best to save up and invest in some higher end gear.  Show me the ways fellow GAS brethren!

Oh my.  :o

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Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #266 on: 1 Jun 2014, 05:46 am »
Hello, I just joined audiocircle and came across you guys and gals. I live in Columbia, IL. Just across the river from the J.B. bridge.




Bob in St. Louis

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Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #267 on: 1 Jun 2014, 05:41 pm »
Welcome!  :thumb:

jibzilla

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Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #268 on: 1 Jun 2014, 06:18 pm »
So I know I missed the vinyl crawl. That would have been so up my alley. What's the next big event?

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Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #269 on: 1 Jun 2014, 06:44 pm »
Jibzilla,
   The next scheduled event is in August and is this http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=124857.msg1316140#msg1316140.  It isn't a conventional get together though, more of a flea market.
Some time I need to host a get together as I have been remiss during my membership here.  However, I think I need to rebuild the back panel of my cute little speakers, finish rewiring them, balance the crossovers, and get the super tweeters functional so people won't be disappointed by muddy bass or lack of highs.
Ken

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Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #270 on: 2 Jun 2014, 06:32 pm »
Thank you. I just finished with my dj and hi-fi setup so there are lots of gear I would like to sell.

sgr

Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #271 on: 18 Jan 2015, 12:46 am »
Hi,

I finally got around to joining.

I've been around the St. Louis audio scene for a while. I know several members already: Chris Hoff, John Doris, Ryan Scott, Tim Simpson, and Mike Missell. I've met several of you at Ryan's get togethers.

I probably met many of you when I worked at Audio Musicale in Belleville, IL and Dixon Smart and Randy Myers were the owners. There I worked with Gerry LeMay, Wayne Munie, and one of my best friends, Tim Malick. We sold such brands as ARC, Magnepan, Acoustat, Sumiko, Audioquest, SOTA, Dynavector, Conrad Johnson, and Snell.  It was there I grew to know such audiophiles Adam Casmere, Gene Vassollo, and Loyd Smith. 

Of course while working at Audio Musicale I couldn't resist building my own stereo system and you know wants you get the bug . . . 

Over the years I've acquired and still own some of the following gear.

Legacy Audio: Helix, Focus SE
SOTA: Sapphire
Sumiko: FT3
ARC: SP3 1A, REF 3
TRL: The DUDE
PS Audio: PWD 2, Direct Stream, P-10, PWT, other assorted stuff. I'm a PS Audio Beta tester.
PurePower 2000 & 3000 +
SolidSteel Racks
Magnepan MG3s
Acoustat: Model 4s, TNT 200, TNP
CODA: CSX, CS, CP
Audio PC w/ LPSU, jRiver, jPlay, Windows Server 2012, AudiophileOptimizer
Server with 8TB music files including 3TB DSD
Cables by : Signal Cable, VH Audio, TRL, Running Springs, PS Audio, Clarus Crimson
Lampizator: Level 5, Big 7, USB Transport
You might have read my review of Lampizator products called, Living with Lampis published in Computer Audiophile
Here's the link:
http://www.computeraudiophile.com/content/611-living-lampis/

I've been a contributing member of Audiogon, Audio Asylum, AudioCircle, Computer Audiophile, the PS Audio Forum, and probably others I can't remember right now. 

I'd be glad to visit and hear your systems. I'm always ready to hear something new.
PM me or email me at sgrowan@charter.net if you'd like to talk or visit.
Other hobbies include but are not limited to: fishing on the Mississippi and the Gulf, reading, cycling, cinema, probably others I can't think of.

Thanks,
Steven Rowan
« Last Edit: 5 May 2015, 08:56 pm by sgr »

sgr

Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #272 on: 18 Jan 2015, 01:12 am »
Sorry see above.

Bob in St. Louis

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Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #273 on: 18 Jan 2015, 02:55 pm »
Welcome Steven!
Impressive resume, indeed.

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Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #274 on: 5 May 2015, 01:50 am »
Hi. My name is Dave. I found about the group from Bob and Sturgus when searching for some new records on Record Store Day. Looking forward to joining the group and learning more from all of you.

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Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #275 on: 5 May 2015, 02:54 am »
Welcome Dave!

sturgus

Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #276 on: 16 May 2015, 02:43 am »
Dave, glad you found your way here. Welcome  :thumb:

El Cavano

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Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #277 on: 17 May 2015, 04:01 pm »
Greetings.  New member El Cavano here.

Just getting my feet wet on this forum, but I'm really happy I found it (or it found me).  Particularly interested in local gatherings.

Kind of new to the sport, but very much interested in 70's vintage equipment.  Completely consumed with the hunt for equipment lately.

Currently, I'm running:
Technics SL-D303 TT
Pioneer SX-737
Canton Plus S
Sound Dynamics 300Ti
TEAC CD player

I've got my eye out for a decent vintage receiver, with strong style points, to run those Sound Dynamics 300Ti.  Probabaly 50wpc or more.

Thanks!

LC

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Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #278 on: 19 May 2015, 03:09 am »
Welcome to the club!
Plenty of vintage fellas in STL, so you should fit right in.

Bob
.....sorry it took me so long to approve your post  :oops:

El Cavano

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Re: Welcome to GAS
« Reply #279 on: 19 May 2015, 02:27 pm »
Thanks Bob, I appreciate it.

Once I get the lay of the land here in the GAS forum, I will likely continue my search for a vintage receiver.  Any suggestions would be welcome.  There are a few details about my search in my initial post above.

Thanks,

LC