The waiting period was murder.

Here's one tactic if you're a married man:

Spend a lot of time with your wife while waiting. Take her out to dinner.  Talk to her.  Lie around in bed and snuggle.  Get some flowers one night just to surprise her. You'll have a good time, she'll feel really nice. . . .

After a few weeks you'll sort of get a warm glowing feeling and forget for whole minutes at a time that you're waiting for those speakers.

And then they'll come, you can't help yourself you'll spend a lot of time with them, and she'll be okay with it because she'll be tired of you by then!

CONGRATS!  KEEP US POSTED!

Ha!!!  I have to be careful on my response because my g-friend might be reading this . . .   Haven't laughed that hard in a while.

You are right Gary, I can't stop looking for information on the Radials - I think that is what eventually led me to buy them.  All I did was visit the different forums to read about them - over and over again.  Very difficult deciding between the 1.5's and the 3.0's without having listened to either, all I had to base my decision on were the forum's postings and both Bob's and Steve's input.   The Taboo purchase was based on the same asymetric information and I am very happy.

Got them in Maple!!!!

[quote author=jp  link=1140124075/0#3 date=1140203001]Ha!!!  I have to be careful on my response because my g-friend might be reading this . . .   Haven't laughed that hard in a while.

You are right Gary, I can't stop looking for information on the Radials - I think that is what eventually led me to buy them.  All I did was visit the different forums to read about them - over and over again.  Very difficult deciding between the 1.5's and the 3.0's without having listened to either, all I had to base my decision on were the forum's postings and both Bob's and Steve's input.   The Taboo purchase was based on the same asymetric information and I am very happy.

Got them in Maple!!!!
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This is how I got my Decware taste and all I can say is it´s s on the money. In DEC we trust