Nate Dort wrote:Took a chance on an old Brüel & Kjær 4007 microphoneMay be worth emailing Tim Campbell and asking if he wants to have a crack at it.

KWC were incredible last night. I wondered if they could pull those vocals off that they got on the record, and they absolutely smashed it. Really glad I finally got to see them.

matt\_stevens wrote:Couple of weeks off yet, but Kowloon Walled City are playing The Underworld on 3rd September. See some of you there, yeah?Yep. It's gonna be fucking ace.

bishopdante wrote: cheap & stealthy steel mountain bike.Looks like a pretty smart build for riding around town. I like the Pace forks.

Well done.The webbing on the back was probably either for LF damping, or for preventing dust getting in, or both.

If you believe that the difference in capsules is likely just the voicecoil mass being lighter then you could try the following:-Measure the resonant frequency of the 600R driver in free air (sweep it with an oscillator and note when the impedance measures at a minimum).-Do the same with a later dri...

Nico, that sounds ace. Kind of like a Bourguignon without the marinating. Important to stick with the coarse beef like shin. I've seen people try stews like these with supermarket "casserole beef" which turns to mush.

Nice bike, CJH. I'd love to have a commuter/do-everything bike like that.bishopdante wrote:This doesn't look that dissimilar to my old Rockhopper FS which I rode since 1998 until about maybe 2010. I fitted the widest Titec risers I could get, platform pedals, and ran Continental slicks on it. Reason...

I see that companies are now selling single chainring group sets for simplified commuter bikes or racers. Took them a while. I've always run a single ring on the front plus a Paul chain keeper. Just used larger range MTB cassettes rather than road ones.

Just had a look at the upward shift in share prices for estate agents like Foxtons and Savills over the last few hours. Grim.