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Laptop-> Tidal-> Dragonfly Red-> Yamaha AX592 -> Ashly FET 500 -> Cerwin Vega 300SE and Polk Monitor 10.

Love it ! Turned out great. Please keep the pics coming as you get settled in.

Make sure that after the building is completely erected someone goes back through and re-tightens every bolt. You'd be surprised at how many will loosen just from the jostling around of the building process. Marring the threads would be something to consider also. Check with the engineer on that...

Yamaha AX-592 integrated amp and EPI 100's which were refoamed and recapped a few months ago. I've never had the volume past the 2 o'clock position. Even at that volume you can't talk to someone standing right next to you. I can run it with my phone, laptop (best) or a bluetooth adapter when...

So it went on for ten years, is happening again, and you're still looking for ideas on how to solve the "problem"? Here's an idea: GROW A PAIR. :thumbup: Stop being afraid of confrontation and ask them to stop it. Nicely, the first time.

Got glass coverage? :)

IMO That is absolutely a deal breaker. The snowball effect that is having is evident by looking at the floor above it. It's sagging, and when it all get's fixed you'll also be dealing with windows, drywall, etc. Another thing that I don't like about the place is the slope in the backyard. Water...

5x the cost and only does up to 4, and your batteries must all be in 1 location. I don't see the point. ????????

Thanks guys !! Ordering it now.

Anyone got any experience with this : http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA33T1117637&ignorebbr=1 Good? Bad?

If it really bothers you, you could always cut the angles at the tops of the joists and the kickers free, **** it all in and reweld them all to give you 20". Then go back and trim the roofing accordingly.

Welcome from Western NY.

I know a guy that used to carry a can of blue spray paint with him solely for the purpose of modifying truck nuts. :evil:

What I would do is take the Edelbrock cleaner and cut out the part that says "Edelbrock" then get another M/T valve cover, cut that out and then graft the two together. You'll have to find a welder that knows their stuff though.

This stuff requires a primer also.

Exactly what I was thinking. Since you're obviously very much up to speed on what is required, I have another question: Is it possible / legal to add electrical outlets to the fire wall when you do it? I know that they would defeat the purpose of the fire wall, but I'm wondering if there is a...

The locks and keys are available on Ebay.

Put a nut on top of what's left of the bolt and weld in the center of the nut where it lays on the bolt and wrench it out.