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Someone buy the brush cutter I?ve advertised in open sales ... it?ll rid me of my economic interest and I?m sure it can be modified to run on solar. :P

Except the cANCer...

Remember the good old days when load shedding meant getting laid.

Much as cans can be a good listening experience, for me they're no match for a good hi-fi setup in a treated room. I also find I tend to get tinnitus when using cans daily for a week or so.  Two culprits I suspect: probably listen too loud (though I'm not convinced); too many extended listening...

One more uniquely South African explanation to provide as you enter the house with yet more gear: longer listening sessions from the inverter / generator than with hi-fi so there's no need for the kids to study using candles for light.

Perhaps both :be: ...but if one looks at the timing of my getting into cans you'll see it coincides with the knowledge that ORIS lay ahead.

Not sure head-fi is that different from hi-fi iro collecting kit.  Things that make it easier: - space: to store all the kit - easier to have a few HPA's and cans set up than multiple hi-fi / speakers - cost: great sound comes at a much lower price point with head-fi than hi-fi

Leading causes are BHS and ORIS ... Battered Husband and/or One Room Immigrant syndrome.

Post a few pics if you can please.

Give the fcukers a chance and they?ll soon enough tax solar and and other attempts to go off-grid.

rectifier.co.za for inverter, sinetech.co.za for the bombadidas (what my son called batteries as a toddler).

Eksdom is fuxored and we are powerless to do anything about it :giggle:

Great outcome.  Well conceived an executed. :2thumbs:

Looks great, interested in how it handles when it's under load, and also where you'll locate it in the listening space.

Used this stuff for fridges, freezers and AV setup.  Never lost a thing, but yip...it's sick that you have to buy this stuff in the first place. https://surgeprotection.co.za/catalogue/large-appliances

^^^ great band.

Very,  very nice and long overdue.