Trialing an Edifier T5 subwoofer with the Spendors. Not sure I’ve got the settings/positioning right yet, but a definite improvement even so.
Edit: Actually, that’s bloody amazing. Sat listening and thinking “Well, it’s subtle, but I think I can hear a difference”, then I walked over and turned the sub’s volume to zero…the bass just disappeared, never realised how much detail was missing. For £129, that’s the most cost effective upgrade since I put a new belt on the P3.
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I think of it more as a still from an early Floyd oil- wheel! 
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What’s the weather down there this time of year? Just had lunch with a mate who heads down your way for a month this weekend.
My daughter lives in Kamloops, BC, Canada.
Significant threat to life or property
-40 to -50 with windchill.
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Hope all remains well with your daughter, Andreas.
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Hibernation, the only answer!
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Thanks Rigsby,
My daughter has lived much further north and with her profession, can deal with weather.
Having said that, I called to ensure she had the fuels & supplies needed to hold out for a week just to be sure.
Thanks again.
I appreciate the way the light from the lamp barely touches the external corners of the paintings. It cannot be casual.
What does she do, lumberjack? 
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With a frown like that, the only answer is to pour another glass !
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I can’t say I’d noticed it before. We just put the light there and that was that.
You should have given a trigger warning for the glass of wine - it’s bringing on my Dry January Friday night salivation…
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To paraphrase Macca (via Picasso), “drink to me, you know I can’t drink anymore.”
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Ha
Most people ask if she plants trees.
Her career is more environmental/political and working with indigenous peoples.
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Ah. Excellent stuff! My daughter wants to do something in the same ballpark when she finishes uni.
Your Lumberjack comment wasn’t too far off. (-:
A snippet from her profile.
Honours Bachelor of Science in Forestry “experience in field operations, permitting, forestry policy and legislation, as well as Indigenous engagement.
A Registered Professional Forester (RPF) with Forest Professionals British Columbia (FPBC).
My daughter loves her career.
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Love this every time I see it!
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