Yes think we should nominate him as best dealer anywhere. His got the patience of a saint.
Are you one of his patients then?
St Caecilia maybe?
Yeah Iām also president of the canāt spell for peanuts club.
Agreed Mike - only couple of pieces for me to go and i reckon Iām done
But letās face it the black classic series look has had a great run for almost 20 years, I personally like it but I suspect the ānewerā generation of customer look on it as very old fashioned and doesnāt fit in with contemporary residential design living. But I donāt care.
Never a fan of the olives although did own it
Times move on, change is good if done correctly
Yes but the newbies are more likely to warm to the Unitiās, I thought thatās who they were aimed at. But in saying that I wouldnāt be surprised to see an updated range that is more like them then the current black boxes.
Or a preamp / streamer and active speakers. This is an obvious gap in the Naim / Focal arrangement and I think a clear candidate for those Naim with Focal packages and shops.
Yep totally agree Pete - thatās probably the future
And thatās OK
My classic black boxes will last me until I have to go into the nursing home - which Iām not going to
I own an Atom so Iāll just leave that on show for when those pesky kids come round and hide my black boxes.
Good one - itās the future
Glendaās been joined by largest stick insect Iāve ever seen. My hand is beside which will give you an idea of how big it is. There appears to be a smaller male attached.
Glenda might be gone by lunch!
Sheāll get 2 for price of one but I think itās even too big for her we just measured it at 37cm.
I was thinking more that Glenda might get eaten!
Ha sorry miss read your post. Think they only eat plants, if so this ones been eating spinach.
Have to call it Popeye!
One hung low.
if that ia a Ctenomorpha gargantua, then they are incredibly rare. Might be worth contacting Maik Fiedel, coordinator of live exhibits at the Museum Victoriaās Melbourne Museum.
see this article from a few years ago ( if RD will allow the link)
You might be right she does have the fork in her tail. I havenāt checked this morning to see if sheās still there. If she is I might ring the nature park to confirm, but I donāt want her captured though.