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#159589 - 12/21/04 01:13 PM
Hello synthzonians
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Registered: 01/30/00
Posts: 367
Loc: Indianapolis, IN, USA
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Hello fellow synthzonians,
I've been SOOOO VERY BUSY for the last few months that I haven't had a chance to visit the forum. I'll spend the next few paragraphs catching you up on my activities, so if trivalities bore you . . . stop reading now.
My son and I started a new business called, "Extreme Theater", and I'm pretty excited about it. We sell and install Home Theater Projection Systems with WALL-SIZE TV & MOVIE SCREENS. Our slogan is, "Anything less than a 100-INCH screen is too small!"
This business gives me a chance to use all the knowledge I've gained with audio/video equipment over the years and have FUN at the same time.
Our typical system includes a quality Home Theater Projector, a 100-inch screen, a DVD player, and a Sherwood America surround system with Video switching. The biggest screen we've installed so far was 157-inch diagonal in a doctor's basement. I was a bit jealous (my screen at home is only 120-inches diagonal). We installed a complete set of in-wall speakers (including an in-wall subwoofer). It's a VERY COOL setup.
So far, we've installed a couple of dozen systems. When we started, I told my son that we can't get greedy . . . we've got to keep our prices low and hope to do a lot of business. We're charging about 1/2 of what our competitors do, so I think we've got a future. We've even sold a few systems via the web.
And now for the brutely honest truth . . . I've touched my keyboard only once in the last month or so. Yeah, I know I should be punished but I just haven't had much time to myself.
Well, how's everyone doing and did I miss anything BIG?
Regards, Steve
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#159596 - 12/22/04 08:30 AM
Re: Hello synthzonians
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Member
Registered: 01/30/00
Posts: 367
Loc: Indianapolis, IN, USA
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Tony,
We moved from Ohio to Indianapolis (home of the Colts) about a year ago. Every Sunday we watch the Colts play on our 120-inch diagonal hi-def screen and yell our heads off. My wife shouts the loudest . . . she loves football and is their #1 cheerleader. (Actually, I wasn't counting on her loving the helmet, so I picked up a couple of other things, too. Just in case, you're right.)
Steve
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#159602 - 12/22/04 10:47 AM
Re: Hello synthzonians
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Registered: 12/06/99
Posts: 2133
Loc: Muskegon, MI
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Steve,
I was thinking about all you folks who have not checked in lately and you were on the list. Indy is a pretty cool town. I hope you will feel at home there. My news is I dumped the Ketron and moved into the Yamaha camp with a Tyros. The more I play it the more I love it.
I want to wish all of you folks a very Merry Christmas. Christmas wishes to all the forum members: our Dutch Friends, English friends, European friends, West coast friends, East coast friends, Southern friends, Mid-West friends, Canadian friends, South American friends, Asian friends, and anyone else I might have overlooked. A big thank you and Merry Christmas to Nigel for making all this possible.
Tom
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Tom
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#159603 - 12/22/04 11:41 AM
Re: Hello synthzonians
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Member
Registered: 01/30/00
Posts: 367
Loc: Indianapolis, IN, USA
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Dave,
Glad to hear that you have a KB that suits you. I know you've got quite a list of "must haves" when it comes to considering a keyboard. It's just too bad that your good tastes and good sense doesn't carry over into your choice of a good football team. Soon, PA will "believe in blue". I understand that Pittsburgh fans actually carry little yellow crying towels . . . they must feel the end coming.
Tom,
Glad to hear I made the list . . . sure would've been peeved if I hadn't. Indy is a nice town. Even the downtown area is unbelieveably clean and safe (although there are a few hazardous areas). Yeah, I think I can be happy here but I don't think I could ever call myself a "hoosier" (Yuk!). Whenever I heard that word, all I can think of is "Who's yur daddy?" Believe it or not, "Who's yur daddy?" is written on half of the benches in Indy. Its the slogan for Planned Parenthood's DNA test center, and I guess they're very busy trying to determine who fathered who (or what). These truly are incredible times that we live in.
Merry Christmas Nigel and all, Steve
[This message has been edited by Stevizard (edited 12-22-2004).]
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