George's Subwoofer
In addition to its coaxial speakers, George has a four-inch down-firing sub.
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George's Back Panel
George's back panel offers an Aux input, headphone output, preamp output, USB port, and bass level control.
George's Smart Remote
George's smart remote. It's great. I only wish it was smaller and more comfortable to hold.
With Space to Sing
See these two smiling faces? That's my uncle Omar on the left. He's standing with John Rutan of Audio">http://www.audioconnect.com/">Audio Connection in Verona, New Jersey, a short and happy drive from downtown Jersey City, along the Parkway and up good old Bloomfield Avenue, dotted with trees and liquor stores, pizzerias and movie theaters. A very fine place, indeed.
The Audiophile Pose
My great friends, Omar and Mikey, striking The Audiophile Pose, at Audio Connection in Verona, New Jersey.
Awesome!
"Dude, my system sounds awesome!"
What Goes Around...
I've told you about my">http://blog.stereophile.com/stephenmejias/121807complaint/">my love for CBS' Sunday Morning news program. The show is simply fantastic. Charles Osgood is the host. Charles Osgood wears bowties and talks in perfect rhyme. Mo Rocca knows how to dress. David Edelstein takes me to the movies. Bill Geist is the most charming buffoon. Ben Stein has a strange way of lifting the human spirit. Serena Altschul makes me sigh.
Stacks
Much of the April issue shipped to prepress yesterday, and the big "Recommended Components" feature is on its way out right now. All that's left to go is "Letters," "Industry Update," and the table of contents. Often, our shipping days coincide with the arrival of our office supply of the previous month's issue. That is, as we send off the April issue, the completed and bound March issues are arriving here.
We're like Freemasons and Julian Schnabel
We spent almost all of today proofreading the April 2008 edition of "Recommended Components." One day of proofreading, however, is not enough.
Junk Shop
Omar and I left my apartment and stepped into the chilly night air, on our way to Binny's Liquors.