A Car-Shaped Media System
Gee, that's funny. I bought the same thing, only mine is shaped like a house.
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My Favorite Interview of 2005
Two words: Neal Stephenson.
A Year of Distance and Difference
To be clear: I'm not <i>really</i> considering messing around with a different pair of loudspeakers.
Not a Fan of the RIAA
Dark Lanternist counts the reasons why.
The Worst Literary Sex of 2005
Don't click teh link if you're offended by sexual content or bad writing. You've been warned.
Does the Orgasmatron Exist?
Unsurprisingly, Larry Niven has already explored the ramifications of this one.
The 12 Days of eBay
Collection of rings. Never worn.
Rosie Becomes Reality
I really think we better institute those three laws now.
Acme Klein Bottles
From the number one manufacturer of defective explosives.
WallyTractor cartridge-alignment tool
Analog maven Wally Malewicz is no stranger to these pages. His first commercial product, a cartridge-alignment tool called the WallyTractor, became a hit among the vinyl cognoscenti after Michael Fremer wrote about it in "Analog Corner" in the November 1998 <I>Stereophile</I>, and Malewicz's full kit of Wally Analog Tools was the joint winner of our <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/features/724/index5.html">Accessory of the Year</A> award in 2002.