What are you spinning?

[f1 fan]

Originally Posted by Puma Cat

Dave,
You need to set up an account with a image hosting service like Picasa, etc. I use Imageevent, but I pay for it for a whopping $24.95 a year. You can mail your camera pic to your computer, and then upload to your image hosting service by browsing and selecting the pic for upload. Then once uploaded, just copy the link to the pic from your image host, and paste into your message using the "landscape icon" in the toolbar above the posting field to insert an image. It will insert the appropriate codes, just like when you insert a link to a URL, or want to cap or italicize text.

Here's what I'm spinning now...Bill Evan's Portraits in Jazz.

Ok, sounds cool and easy. Nice spin.

Dave

[jwhite613]

Originally Posted by f1 fan

Ok, sounds cool and easy. Nice spin.

Dave

Dave... Photobucket is free. A lot of members here use that for image hosting.

[Puma Cat]

Thanks, Jeff...I knew there was another one that many members used.

The Three (Sample, Manne, Brown) - Nautilus Superdisc

[RoadDawgWest]

Warmed up the system with some Jimmy Buffett - Volcano

[jwhite613]

Originally Posted by Puma Cat

Thanks, Jeff...I knew there was another one that many members used.

Steven... I help where I can.

[f1 fan]

Originally Posted by jwhite613

Dave... Photobucket is free. A lot of members here use that for image hosting.

Jeff...thanks buddy.

Dave

[Speakerlabfan]

Yes - Close To The Edge
(1972, Atlantic) UK pressing; Atlantic K50012




another UK Yes record picked up at HPB in the past couple of weeks. so nice.

Originally Posted by jwhite613

Dave... Photobucket is free. A lot of members here use that for image hosting.

+1 I've been happy with the free photobucket hosting.

[Puma Cat]

Originally Posted by Speakerlabfan

Yes - Close To The Edge
(1972, Atlantic) UK pressing; Atlantic K50012

You got the new Benz! How is it?

[Speakerlabfan]

Originally Posted by Puma Cat

You got the new Benz! How is it?

even without the break-in it's a really noticeable upgrade with detailed, tight low frequencies and wide soundstage. Lots of fun. It's rediscover-my-record-collection time!

I can only imagine a move to a P9 at this point with 2 of my kids enrolled in college, but I've got my sights aimed in that direction and I'm looking at the other necessary phono stage upgrades to go with a table in that class.