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I've been knee-deep in DIY Audio since 2002. As I approach my 29 years of age, the D-I-Y part has been getting a little quiet for me, to increasing study and work committments.
But I'm still an addict at heart, and as part my of daily routine, I check email, the HTGuide & PE forums, John Krutke's blog for driver test updates, and occasionally the DIY Audio forum. Periodically I check Troels Gravesen's website, sometimes Tony Gee's, and every month or two I drop by John Kreskovsky's to check the status of the ICTA, or Mark K's site for updates, but both have been slow over the past year.
But certainly the days when I frequented Madisound forums are gone, and websites like Siegfried Linkwitz' have largely gone into maintenance mode.
So things were looking very dull, until I recently found this website- which I thought was great little read. These articles really brought a smile to my face:
I hope other people check it out too. It reminds me of another website that I stumbled across but never found again, years ago, something called The ______ Kitchen?
A rest of the website is part science, part art, but mostly light hearted.
I wonder if anyone else would like to share some websites that they enjoy frequently visiting?
But I'm still an addict at heart, and as part my of daily routine, I check email, the HTGuide & PE forums, John Krutke's blog for driver test updates, and occasionally the DIY Audio forum. Periodically I check Troels Gravesen's website, sometimes Tony Gee's, and every month or two I drop by John Kreskovsky's to check the status of the ICTA, or Mark K's site for updates, but both have been slow over the past year.
But certainly the days when I frequented Madisound forums are gone, and websites like Siegfried Linkwitz' have largely gone into maintenance mode.
So things were looking very dull, until I recently found this website- which I thought was great little read. These articles really brought a smile to my face:
I hope other people check it out too. It reminds me of another website that I stumbled across but never found again, years ago, something called The ______ Kitchen?
A rest of the website is part science, part art, but mostly light hearted.
I wonder if anyone else would like to share some websites that they enjoy frequently visiting?
ops: I am really getting tired of waiting for my wood shop to be unburied. I have half a mind to hook them up sitting on a piece of plywood so I can hear it.
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