Re: VP180
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shareholder in the making
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shareholder in the making
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You forgot to mention affordable homes.
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Re: VP180
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shareholder in the making
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shareholder in the making
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Don't make me stab myself repeatedly.
I am the Doctor, and THIS... is my SPOON!
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Re: VP180
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Poor Grunt will never know the joys of piloting a John Deere riding mower.
My Stuff :
M80's QS8's VP150 EP800 Denon 4802 Emotiva XPA-3 Samsung BD-P3600 Sharp 65 Inch Aquos LCD
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Re: VP180
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I gotta stop reading this thread--I'm torn between upgrade fever and laughing too hard, because I already know all the joys of wasting time on a John Deere tractor.
Anyways, Micah--your signature pretty much sums up the speakers I want to ultimately get from Axiom (with the exception of the VP150 being replaced with a VP180).
Question about the EP800--what subwoofer did you have before and how much more are you loving the EP800? Am working on convincing my fiancee to upgrade the system--just got some Audiobytes for her new computer (start small, right?!).
Onkyo TX-NR801 Pioneer CS-J725 4-way fronts VP180v3 center Bose 301 Series 3 surround Sony subwoofer
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AndyP,
I just learned of the joys of a zero-turn riding lawn mower. They are the shiznittle bam snip snap sack! So fun to drive and I can just zip through acres of property in a matter of a few hours while triming around most of the trees at the same time.
I’m armed and I’m drinking. You don’t want to listen to advice from me, amigo.
-Max Payne
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Re: VP180
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Question about the EP800--what subwoofer did you have before and how much more are you loving the EP800?
Well Andy my HT previous to this one was very different. Yes I had a lot of money invested in it, but I really didn't know what I was doing when I pieced it together. To answer your question, I had a Cerwin Vega 12 inch down firing sub that made a lot of noise, but wasn't very accurate. Back then I thought $1000 dollars for a subwoofer was absolutely ridiculous! So it's safe to say I made a lot of changes as far as my attitude towards costs was concerned. And you missed the epic EP800 saga. The cliff notes goes like this... when I first recieved my EP800 I had many, many, MANY freaky problems surrounding it. After months of trying this and that, I finally decided to throw in the towel and go in another direction. But Axiom had one more trick up their sleeve... they completely redid the amp. That and I found out my Denon reciever had some sort of compatibility issues with the sub. Axiom now has that reciever and are looking into what the problem was. In the meantime I have a Sherwood Newcastle running things. It's not as powerful as my Denon, but it does an adequate job of driving my Axioms. And now that I have a working EP800, I am as you said, "LOVING IT"!!!! It's an incredible subwoofer. As are all of Axioms offerings IMO.
My Stuff :
M80's QS8's VP150 EP800 Denon 4802 Emotiva XPA-3 Samsung BD-P3600 Sharp 65 Inch Aquos LCD
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Re: VP180
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AndyP,
I just learned of the joys of a zero-turn riding lawn mower. They are the shiznittle bam snip snap sack! So fun to drive and I can just zip through acres of property in a matter of a few hours while triming around most of the trees at the same time. You bastard!!! I've been wanting a zero turn-radius mower for years, but can't justify spending $5000 dollars on a decent one. How much did you spend on yours? I have mower envy now!
My Stuff :
M80's QS8's VP150 EP800 Denon 4802 Emotiva XPA-3 Samsung BD-P3600 Sharp 65 Inch Aquos LCD
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Re: VP180
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AndyP,
I just learned of the joys of a zero-turn riding lawn mower. They are the shiznittle bam snip snap sack! So fun to drive and I can just zip through acres of property in a matter of a few hours while triming around most of the trees at the same time. You bastard!!! I've been wanting a zero turn-radius mower for years, but can't justify spending $5000 dollars on a decent one. How much did you spend on yours? I have mower envy now! I have mower envy for my landscaper's zero turn when I watch him cruise my lawn...... but I can live with it, let him spend the $5K
Fronts/Wides:M22s in/on Center:VP150/VP100 in/on Hghts,SS,SR:QS8s Sub:EP500 AVR:Onkyo 3008
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Re: VP180
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This mower here. I have only used it twice so far and I love it. It is eventually going to replace an older John Deere riding mower. http://www.homedepot.ca/webapp/wcs/store...tk=P_PartNumber
I’m armed and I’m drinking. You don’t want to listen to advice from me, amigo.
-Max Payne
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Poor Grunt will never know the joys of piloting a John Deere riding mower. I know it’s deathly boring going out to spray herbicide on the occasional weed every couple weeks. Good thing I can hear my M80s outside, down the street and part way around the corner.
3M80 2M22 6QS8 2M2 1EP500 Sony BDP-S590 Panny-7000 Onkyo-3007 Carada-134 Xbox Buttkicker AS-EQ1
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