We've had plenty of threads discussing what we listen TO, but...

deadman420 · 06-05-2003, 12:57 AM

What do we listen to it ON? What do you choose to play your favorite tunes through? Discmen, boomboxes, full blown component systems? Share your sound machines with the rest of us. I like details, so if you care to, get as detailed as you like/can.

Right now my source of tunes is my laptop, as I am at college for summer school and wanted to pack light. However, my usual setup that comes with me to school(and is currently in my room at home) is a Pioneer receiver(VSX-411), a Panasonic CD/DVD changer(to kill two birds with one stone), and a pair of Infinity IL60 floorstanding speakers(the ones with the 12" subwoofers in them). For surrounds I have a pair of speakers that came from a Panasonic tabletop system(my music setup is also my home theater setup). My computer is hooked up to the whole affair, so I have the whole music library on that at my fingertips.

And if anyone feels like bragging...please do.

needles · 06-05-2003, 01:18 AM

i usally use my computer. 50 watt system,but it gets the job done. 4 mini altec lansing satellites,and a 5 inch sub.

IAmTheWalrus212 · 06-05-2003, 01:19 AM

Heh. good thread.

I personally listen to music on my computer.

TO ALL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS: NO NEED TO SEARCH MY COMP; NONE OF ME MUSIC IS PIRATED

teco · 06-05-2003, 01:23 AM

I listen to music on my stero and on the computer.mostly the computer though.

beats · 06-05-2003, 03:03 AM

Yes, because if I goverment official came. I'd definately be worried about my pirated music

I listen to it on my discman mostly. But it broke. On my AGS Hp-230's. I know. Nobody knows what they are...but they are my favourite headphones. I like headphones alot.

Or on my computer. Where all my music is.

*Wait no, I listen to most of my music on my record player, or my 8-track player. Man I love some of those tunes.

DonkeyPunch · 06-05-2003, 03:30 AM

Yamaha integrated amp ax592, a pair of Boston Acoustic VRM50's, and a denon DVD1000 cd/dvd player. Or whatever is around (computer, boombox, an alpine in my car...) guts to have the tunes!!!

TylerDurden · 06-05-2003, 03:57 AM

i cant listen to tunes at levels i consider satisfactory unless nobody is home, so i usually end up listening to music most in my car..

i HAD a really decent Kenwood changer(KDC-C712) and deck, but it had a stroke of epic proportions, which ultimately resulted in it's death..and in the process it ate all my CDs..

so now i just have my lonely Kenwood tape deck with a RockfordFosgate amp(Punch 360), powering a pair of Kicker Comp 8's(C8vr)..not a whole lotta power, but theyre pretty evenly matched so they perform well.

the job of midrange sound has fallen to 2 of my house-surround sound satellites since they werent being used, kinda ghetto but since theyre rated at 120 watts RMS they sound cool..got em hella cheap too so im not trippin on lettin em rattle around my floorboard a lil..

FUTURE PLANS:

ive already got a Rockford Fosgate Punch XLC, 12 inch...i think the part number is RFP2412.

but im gonna match it up with another amp i think, something that will use it to full advantage, so i can use the amp i have now to power my new mids and highs..

Magilla Gorilla · 06-05-2003, 04:01 AM

Usually I listen to music in the car... Otherwise it's on my crappy, no-name CD discman that eats through batteries like... I dunno, some kind of creature that eats lots of stuff... I'm too cheap to buy a new one.

Proud_Canadian · 06-05-2003, 04:45 AM

i like listening to music in my truck. i've got some nice speakers up front, and 2 rockford 12s and a good rockford amp in the back.

i don't go around all hardcore like thumping out bass because that's gay. too hardcore for me.

i just like the subs because it makes the sound sound really good. medium volume is great

StonedOnSativa · 06-05-2003, 05:28 AM

I have a really good sharp boombox stereo trype thing in my room right above my computer but for some reason i never use it simply cuz its just so much eaiser to change the tracks on my computer wihtought having to get up lol and i mostly listen to mp3's on my computer anyways, but mostly i use my discman i put it on every day to and from school and a good portion of the day at school i wear my earphones, i seriously dont know what i would do withought them. when i am out of batteries or its misplaced i get serious withdrawl, no joke

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deadman420 Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 786 Grams: 3,846.75 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts Stock Portfolio Total Value: 0.000 Gain/Loss: 0.000%	We've had plenty of threads discussing what we listen TO, but... What do we listen to it ON? What do you choose to play your favorite tunes through? Discmen, boomboxes, full blown component systems? Share your sound machines with the rest of us. I like details, so if you care to, get as detailed as you like/can. Right now my source of tunes is my laptop, as I am at college for summer school and wanted to pack light. However, my usual setup that comes with me to school(and is currently in my room at home) is a Pioneer receiver(VSX-411), a Panasonic CD/DVD changer(to kill two birds with one stone), and a pair of Infinity IL60 floorstanding speakers(the ones with the 12" subwoofers in them). For surrounds I have a pair of speakers that came from a Panasonic tabletop system(my music setup is also my home theater setup). My computer is hooked up to the whole affair, so I have the whole music library on that at my fingertips. And if anyone feels like bragging...please do. __________________ No matter your position on the tenets of National Socialism, you have to admit that the Nazis were snappy dressers.

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IAmTheWalrus212 Jr. Member Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 918 Grams: 2,547.00 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Stock Portfolio Total Value: 0.000 Gain/Loss: 0.000%	Heh. good thread. I personally listen to music on my computer. TO ALL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS: NO NEED TO SEARCH MY COMP; NONE OF ME MUSIC IS PIRATED __________________ I had a mystical spiritual cosmic technological wiring electricity neon Venture into the Known But As Yet Undiscovered...

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beats Drop-In Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,363 Grams: 5,508.05 Thanks: 1 Thanked 9 Times in 6 Posts Stock Portfolio Total Value: 0.000 Gain/Loss: 0.000%	Yes, because if I goverment official came. I'd definately be worried about my pirated music I listen to it on my discman mostly. But it broke. On my AGS Hp-230's. I know. Nobody knows what they are...but they are my favourite headphones. I like headphones alot. Or on my computer. Where all my music is. *Wait no, I listen to most of my music on my record player, or my 8-track player. Man I love some of those tunes. __________________ search

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DonkeyPunch Seasoned Activist Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 1,484 Grams: 5,426.80 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Stock Portfolio Total Value: 0.000 Gain/Loss: 0.000%	Yamaha integrated amp ax592, a pair of Boston Acoustic VRM50's, and a denon DVD1000 cd/dvd player. Or whatever is around (computer, boombox, an alpine in my car...) guts to have the tunes!!! __________________ Posting Guidelines

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TylerDurden Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 653 Grams: 3,757.38 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Stock Portfolio Total Value: 0.000 Gain/Loss: 0.000%	i cant listen to tunes at levels i consider satisfactory unless nobody is home, so i usually end up listening to music most in my car.. i HAD a really decent Kenwood changer(KDC-C712) and deck, but it had a stroke of epic proportions, which ultimately resulted in it's death..and in the process it ate all my CDs.. so now i just have my lonely Kenwood tape deck with a RockfordFosgate amp(Punch 360), powering a pair of Kicker Comp 8's(C8vr)..not a whole lotta power, but theyre pretty evenly matched so they perform well. the job of midrange sound has fallen to 2 of my house-surround sound satellites since they werent being used, kinda ghetto but since theyre rated at 120 watts RMS they sound cool..got em hella cheap too so im not trippin on lettin em rattle around my floorboard a lil.. FUTURE PLANS: ive already got a Rockford Fosgate Punch XLC, 12 inch...i think the part number is RFP2412. but im gonna match it up with another amp i think, something that will use it to full advantage, so i can use the amp i have now to power my new mids and highs.. __________________ I recently quit smoking cigarettes... you know why? The thought of someone else raising my son, some other man being his role model, that REALLY rubs me the wrong way. and THAT, friends and neighbors, THAT is my anti-cigarette.

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