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**Anypeny** · 03-01-2011, 08:47 PM

I'm not even sure what that is, i stopped trying to keep up with the hi-tech around 1990.
By that time they came out with 5.1 CD's -why?

Tibetian bells are cool, every once in awile i'll play some Buddist monks chanting if I meditate.
I have to be in the mood, and need to have no-one around to distract me - I'm not a very good "meditator" LOL
I prolly should be spending more time studying Buddism, and less time posting.

Subwoofers?? Naw. Been to too many rock and roll shows where the bass is turned up too loud.

I like it loud, but i stick to the audible hearing range

Gregorian Chants are cool too. I like all that stuff and like you have to be alone and in the mood for it to do it's magic.

When we were young the woofers rocked our entire bodies....maybe that's how it is....now we value our hearing LMAO

03-01-2011, 08:47 PM	#18
Anypeny Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 506 Senior Member	I'm not even sure what that is, i stopped trying to keep up with the hi-tech around 1990. By that time they came out with 5.1 CD's -why? Tibetian bells are cool, every once in awile i'll play some Buddist monks chanting if I meditate. I have to be in the mood, and need to have no-one around to distract me - I'm not a very good "meditator" LOL I prolly should be spending more time studying Buddism, and less time posting. Subwoofers?? Naw. Been to too many rock and roll shows where the bass is turned up too loud. I like it loud, but i stick to the audible hearing range Gregorian Chants are cool too. I like all that stuff and like you have to be alone and in the mood for it to do it's magic. When we were young the woofers rocked our entire bodies....maybe that's how it is....now we value our hearing LMAO
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