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overclkr
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| Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 6:07 am Post subject: The official Curtpalme.com CRT screenshot thread! |
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So I was thinking that we could make this the official screen shot thread at Curt and Kal's Place. Whatcha guys think?
Cliffy
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overclkr
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overclkr
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overclkr
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Late night with out the wife and kids is ALWAYS FUN. 
Cliffy
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mp20748
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| Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 6:47 am Post subject: Re: The "I wish I was stoned" screen shot thread |
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| overclkr wrote: |
So I was thinking that we could make this the official screen shot thread at Curt and Kal's Place. Whatcha guys think?
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Cool. I'll see what I can pick up in HD-DVD locally.
My lowly 8500 loves those new mods..
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overclkr
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| Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 6:57 am Post subject: Re: The "I wish I was stoned" screen shot thread |
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| mp20748 wrote: | | overclkr wrote: |
So I was thinking that we could make this the official screen shot thread at Curt and Kal's Place. Whatcha guys think?
Cliffy |
Cool. I'll see what I can pick up in HD-DVD locally.
My lowly 8500 loves those new mods.. |
Lookin' foward to hanging with you soon Mike! Did you buy your plane ticket yet?
Cliff
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CZ Eddie
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Well you were obviously stoned while taking those screenshots. I don't smoke pot. Don't want to and don't like to. But I get your opinion and it rocks.
It's a tough deal, having an incredible picture and not allowing yourself to get a little stoned. Just think of how awesome it is to have HDTV and 5.1 while watching bands rock all night long.
It was only 16-18 years ago that my best friend/cousin and I would park his 80's Ford Ranger at a swamp behind our apartment complex in Florida and listen to Pink Floyd on his 6x9 Pioneers with 2x 8" pioneer subwoofers and the whole thing was totally distorted with the Sparkomatic 35x2 watt amplifieres (purchased from Austozone) kicking everything off in the back of his single cab. But to us at the time, it sounded awesome. And we had the bestest conversations. 
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Gino
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| Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 8:56 am Post subject: Re: The "I wish I was stoned" screen shot thread |
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| mp20748 wrote: | Cool. I'll see what I can pick up in HD-DVD locally.
My lowly 8500 loves those new mods.. |
New mods again MP?!? I'm finding it hard to keep up 
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Brian Hampton
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| Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 10:22 am Post subject: Caution, This is Sparta |
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overclkr
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| CZ Eddie wrote: | Well you were obviously stoned while taking those screenshots. I don't smoke pot. Don't want to and don't like to. But I get your opinion and it rocks.
It's a tough deal, having an incredible picture and not allowing yourself to get a little stoned. Just think of how awesome it is to have HDTV and 5.1 while watching bands rock all night long.
It was only 16-18 years ago that my best friend/cousin and I would park his 80's Ford Ranger at a swamp behind our apartment complex in Florida and listen to Pink Floyd on his 6x9 Pioneers with 2x 8" pioneer subwoofers and the whole thing was totally distorted with the Sparkomatic 35x2 watt amplifieres (purchased from Austozone) kicking everything off in the back of his single cab. But to us at the time, it sounded awesome. And we had the bestest conversations. |
Unfortunately big dog I wasn't. Man, sparkomatic! That brings back big time memories. Just like the old equalizer boosters that you mounted under your dash!
I'm a BIG music fan. I have a pretty good collection of albums in surround sound (SACD and DVD-A) that I listen to quite often. It rocks in my little ghetto theater.
Cliffy
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overclkr
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| Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 3:21 pm Post subject: Re: Caution, This is Sparta |
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| Brian Hampton wrote: | | fitting? |
Perfect!
Cliffy
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ecrabb
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| overclkr wrote: | | I'm a BIG music fan. I have a pretty good collection of albums in surround sound (SACD and DVD-A) that I listen to quite often. It rocks in my little ghetto theater. |
Good one, Cliff. All I can think of is if your theater is ghetto, what that must make mine.
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overclkr
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| ecrabb wrote: | | overclkr wrote: | | I'm a BIG music fan. I have a pretty good collection of albums in surround sound (SACD and DVD-A) that I listen to quite often. It rocks in my little ghetto theater. |
Good one, Cliff. All I can think of is if your theater is ghetto, what that must make mine.
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Believe me, it's a pretty small room surrounded by an unfinished basement. It's going to be ghetto for quite a long time until funds get replenished if ever.......
Cliffy
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Brian Hampton
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Pink Floyd via Sparkomatic,.. who would have thought?
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ecrabb
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Oh yeah? My room is even smaller and also in an unfinished basement. I guess what I'm getting at is that no room with a G90 stack can be ghetto.
Maybe if the twins were sitting on cinder blocks or something. That would be pretty ghetto, I guess.
So, are we all supposed to post screenshots in this thread, or is just for your screenshots?
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ecrabb
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Well, we can't talk about Sparkomatic without talking about Kraco, can we?
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overclkr
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| ecrabb wrote: | Oh yeah? My room is even smaller and also in an unfinished basement. I guess what I'm getting at is that no room with a G90 stack can be ghetto.
Maybe if the twins were sitting on cinder blocks or something. That would be pretty ghetto, I guess.
So, are we all supposed to post screenshots in this thread, or is just for your screenshots?
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We are all supposed to post screenshots.
Cliffy
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klover
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Blazed up the other night and watched Koyaanisqatsi....wow. You NEED a home theatre to appreciate that movie. Amazing visuals of earth, human movement, destruction, production, etc. It easily pushed The Wall to second best stoner film for me.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koyaanisqatsi
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ecrabb
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KOYAANISQATSI is an incredible film. Saw it on laserdisc on my old mans system in the 80's the first time. It's no surprise I liked it so much I guess, since I love photography and especially time-lapse. There was something so moving about the visuals of all the housing projects being demolished and the millions of people... giant earth-movers... all set to the chaotic (yet rythmic) Philip Glass score. So, so cool.
I'd pay 40 or 50 bucks if I could buy a restored version on HD-DVD. The original is full of dust and dirt.
I haven't seen the last two films in the trilogy, but I'll get around to them soon now that the theater is useable.
http://www.koyaanisqatsi.org/
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overclkr
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Where is Clarence? We need to post some more screen shots!
If he doesn't mind, here is a couple he took from his 9000 HOUR TUBES on his G90!
Simply STUNNING!
I CANT WAIT until that awesome camera of his comes to the meet!
Cliffy
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