Noel Fleischer

No regrets either. I never sell anything, that's why I'm stuck with 100 watches now!!

I do give away some to GF and family sometimes.

Welcome back. Sorry to hear about the bad luck lately, I hope things turn around for you and the family soon.

The economy has been brutal- almost everyone I know is struggling.

Cheers, Ill look at buying one. I wonder why the he valve is so big on the 5th gen?

Has anyone bought one from replicamake, the price seems slightly better?

Regards

Matt

ReplicaMake has been kicked off every single board this past fall. Alot of customer service issues. You're better off with Tony @ Asian 7750.

These new 42mm PO's are really great- I like them better than the 45mm UPO. I think the dials,crystals & inserts

are more gen like. (I have a gen 42mm and both 45 and 42mm reps)

That's a smart looking watch! Congrats

No doubt- Josh's service is the fastest in the West!

Wow- just to show how hard it is to tell gen vs. rep mov'ts. The shock absorber ring theory doesn't always hold up.

One dealer @ RepGeek gave up trying to decide among the newer rep mov'ts- unless you tear them apart, you can't be sure.

Very nice, I've been sitting on the fence for this one. Sooner or later I'll probably cave in as usual.

I like the PAM 005 H Factory

• Yes he does take PP. I ordered the watch great deal.Tony's a very good dealer
  

One of these Subs

Meanwhile vinyl records are still around. There's a group of high end audiophiles who will only listen to analog recordings

with super expensive gear. These systems can easily go for more than $100K! Not too many people are going to spring for that,but

if I was a billionaire- why not?

Good news for you PAM lovers- the H Factory is making this one. Bad news for me I guess, just shelled out for the gen, ouch.

It should be great, the 005 is fantastic and this is similiar.

Well thanks again- I ended up buying a Moon integrated unit; about $1700 new. But the guy

knows me from before and will come and install it for free ( usually $150). Also agreed to check out and rewire the rest of the gear.

Not too bad. I tried for fun to go to the stores like Best Buy, etc. They really only sell commercial junk. Not suitable for any good system.

Also; the salespeople ar young kids- know really nothing about the stereo business. Literally did not know the difference between a CD and CD

player!!

My super sale Ebel 1911

Looks good to me- dead on according to that timegraph. I don't always think it works like that when you get

it on your wrist.

I doubt I'm going to replace everything. I may replace my active sub woofer too. Seems to have some hum

when I turn it up. My speaker cables are to long- built them into my apartment walls- cant really change that easily.

Hopefully I can find a decent integrated CD player for about $800.