[Ric Schultz]

The Emerald Physics CS2 speakers were shown at the RMAF using two stereo Bel Canto amps........making good enough sound that 35 pair were sold!  Our 100M amps use the same Ice modules that Bel Canto uses but we modify the modules for far better sound......best yet, our amps are half the price of Bel-Canto......well actually, their mono amps retail for $2000 the pair.....ours are $800 the pair.  Since the CS2 speakers need to be bi-amped we have an even better deal.  2 pairs of mono blocks for $1500!.....less than the list price of one Bel stereo amp.  I only have a few pairs left as I will be very busy with the new recording format.  I may produce more amps next year.....but I might not.....I hope not.....I hope I am so busy with the new format that I don't have time for manufacturing.  30 day money back guarantee, as always......we want happy customers.  3 year warrantee.....transferable.  831-338-2896.....start to leave a message, I monitor the phone

Ric Schultz
EVS
http://www.tweakaudio.com

[doak]

I've ordered 4 EVS100M amps from Ric and the Emerald Phyhsics CS2.
Will report back when everything is set up and (hopefully) making music.
Doak

[JeffB]

Rick.

I have turned off scripting in my browser, and I can't see anything on your website with scripting off.

I have turned off scripting, because doubleclick has been serving up ads that can take over a computer and since I never know what website will be serving ads from doubleclick I have decided to be cautious.  This whole scenario is quite scary.  Ad-servers need to a better job insuring that they are working with reputable companies.

If you website contains no advertisements, I might consider adding you to my trusted list to get around the problem.

[Ric Schultz]

No ads on my website.....nor anything else by anyone else.  The web page making program I use uses Explorer as its base....so maybe that is why you cannot see it with scripting off.....hey, I don't even know what "scripting off" is.

[JeffB]

Scripting off generally means no JavaScript, but it could be other programming languages as well.
Webpages may contain JavaScript code.
This code is downloaded by the browser and executed.
Hackers have found vulnerabilities in browsers by use of JavaScript that can allow an outside party full control over your computer.
The normal situation is to receive an email trying to get you to go to a website.
The link could even look legit, like to Amazon, but in reality you won't be directed to Amazon.  You will be directed to a site that will download a page with JavaScript in it and then your computer is owned by somebody else.

The other scenario is for a hacker to hack a website and replace the websites normal code with different code.  Major League Baseball was hit by this problem.
So visiting MLB.com in the past could have turned your PCs control over to somebody else.

The latest attack vector has been advertisements.  You can sign up with Google or Double Click and these companies will automatically ad advertisements to your website.  Now there is almost nowhere you can go without the worry of downloading an advertisement containing JavaScript code.

I really wish everybody would stop building websites that require JavaScript.  Javascript can make for a better browsing experience, but the risks are huge.