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PS: Tom thanks for the exotic licorice.

You're most welcome!

Hi Brock,

Thank you for making us all feel welcome.

Glad you joined the forum.

Thanks for everything, Brock! Loved your percussion.

Jeff
www.theunmentionables.com

Ken gave the okay to post this.

This was taken during our session discussing the effects of room modes. Cliff & Ken were carrying a B1 around the front of the room so we could hear the frequency drop outs & boosts.

I think we subtitled this "My lovely assistant, Cliff."

I hope this photo gives you a sense of the overall joy & fun we had with each other in Big Sur. We do want everyone to share in the good feelings & high spirits we're all in after this event.

You can see for yourself just what a genuine & effusive man Ken Jacob is. It was a pleasure, my friend. Respect...

Here's another with the B1.

This was actually an amazing demonstration of the 1/4r factor and other issues with bass. (Chris please helps ASAP)

I’ll treasure this one forever!

Dan

The fluctuations in the bass wave were very striking just by moving the sub a few feet in a given direction; and this was in a sonically superior room. I could really see how you could easily create unwanted noise in the normal, crappy rooms that I usually gig in.


I love the pics, it really conveys how much fun we were having while learning.

P.S., Dan(S), Tom, and Ron(jazz), love the new avatars.

Jeff
www.theunmentionables.com

Here's a picture from one of our walks in the redwoods.

THIS is my cathedral.

Ken

Here's another extraordinary photo from the Big Sur Natives performance on Monday night.

[photo by Kyle-at-Bose]

To get to Big Sur from the North, you pass through Castroville, the artichoke capital of the world. ST, Cliff-at-Bose, and Ken stopped at a farm stand, and had yummy deep fried artichoke hearts as a snack.

Cliff munches down...

I went snorkeling with my underwater camera and caught these jelly fish looking up into the light.

(just kidding; this is the only untruth I've told about Big Sur; these were photographed in the marvelous Monterey Aquarium)

Ken, these pictures are beautiful - especially the one of Cliff!

Geeze... Ken & Kyle, did you guys miss your calling?

Those are some very nice photos... please share indeed....

Cliff Munch, long-lost brother of Tom Munch

Speaking of munching, the artichoke-rooting adventure in the rental car was a scream. ST was in the back seat with a constant running commentary going, Ken trying to drive while laughing and we finally did find a farm stand. "Let's get a box of them to take back on the plane" sez Ken. Yay. Great idea, until we see the prices: $2 each choke. Choke! We had artichokes 2 nights ago at home: 2/$1 at the Framingham Market Basket. Go figya. Some guy was buying an armload of boxes. Possibly an IBM salesman on the road thinking he had secured a good deal, who knows.

It took me a minute to get that, you artichoke muncher.

The Munchters: theme song please.

I'd write you a lyric but it's tough to work "Artichoke" into a good rhyme pattern...

His sad addition to fried artichoke
left him greasy bitter and mostly broke
But as food vices go I guess
it beats a jones for lime green Pezz.

Here's another photo of the hair of one of the dancers in the Big Sur Natives.

ANOTHER LIE!!!

This one is from another old growth redwood.

Ken