[Bullitt5094]

I have this one from 2012. They were a gift to my Daughter and they still sit in their family room. The son-in-law uses them for record playback. Am I the only one that squirrles paperwork away for years?



 

[corndog71]

Oldest one I could find.

[mlundy57]

Didn't keep the receipt but it was a pair of X-LS Encores and an X-CS Encore in 2014

[Peter J]

Aw, c'mon guys. Is that the best you've got? This before there was Audio Circle, I think. The Madisound board days. Dinosaurs roamed...

[Bullitt5094]

Didn't keep the receipt but it was a pair of X-LS Encores and an X-CS Encore in 2014

Nope. Doesn't count unless you are a receipt hoarder.   

2001 is impressive Peter. That's 20 year old paper. Was that type written? Maybe a dot matrix printer?

[Syrah]

Damn the receipt rule - haha.

A buddy of mine and I built two pairs of AV-123s in about 2001 if memory serves.  Great speakers.

[Danny Richie]

WOW!   

Aw, c'mon guys. Is that the best you've got? This before there was Audio Circle, I think. The Madisound board days. Dinosaurs roamed...

[hawkeyejw]

I think we're all glossing over the incredible consistency of Danny's invoice template. Nailed it on the first try!

[Peter J]

And still playing 24/7 in acoustically dreadful shop. Sometimes loud enough to hear above the din of CNC vacuum. They're how I introduced myself to vacuum bag veneering, faux inlays and screen grills. You mean to tell me that everyone doesn't save stuff like this? Gees, GR Research has its own folder in my file cabinet. I think I'm sick...


 

[Bullitt5094]

I do have a GR folder, but it isn't as impressive as some of my other hobby sicknesses. These are the receipts over the years as I developed my 2001 Bullitt edition Mustang drag car from stock to mid-eights at 160mph. I hope my wife never finds these files! 

[Syrah]

Sorry, I meant AV-3.  They were MTM transmission line speakers.