So I'm pointing it out 'cause it looks real cool already. As soon as the webmistress gets the rest of the info online, it will be a ready source of good information. Check it out!

• BillFitzmaurice.com

Hmmm - this post doesn't get too close to commercialism for this section, does it?

Cheers
Graeme

I mentioned Bill's new site 'cause I think it looks cool. I've mentioned your website a time or two for the same reason. I like your work. One thing I've noticed about you, Graeme, is that you correspond with all kinds of people about horns in general. Your participation isn't limited to your own products and designs and I personally think that's cool. So I sure hope there's no hard feelings.

I'm still hoping to see a drawing of your new basshorn too. And I asked for it specifically, so your reply here shouldn't ruffle any feathers.

re. my basshorn, when I get a few more of the panels done in Cad I might post some preliminary teaser pics etc soon.

I hadn't seen that movies thread - not many suggestions there though. The original Mad Max I think was the best - the sequals got a bit far fetched. Another of my favorites is the old biker movie Stone.

Cheers
Graeme

Just out of curiosity, I know you favor the prosound market, but what do you use at home, or other situations where space is at a premium?

In keeping with "the best mechanic has the worst car", I don't even have a decent home stereo!! My system is the computer system - a couple of home-made 4" + dome tweeter sattelites, with a 10" ported sub occupying the entire area under my desk (not very deep to allow legroom), powered by 2x 15W + 1x 80W home made power amps mounted in the sub cabinet. Whole system cost very little, but sounds great cranked.

Cheers
Graeme