 Re: Anything to do around Huntsville, ON, Canada?
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Blah, blah blah...showed me some super top secret stuff.
Blah,blah... while I was hearing what ended up being M3s vs a top secret product.
Blah blah, blah blah... (More top secret stuff that I didn't realize was my fault.)
Oh, and the coming change to a particular in-ceiling speaker. Shhhh.... No guesses.
Blah... that again isn't my place to spill the beans on.
Blah, blah blah... alas, top secret still.
I highly recommend a visit to anyone who is going to be in the area.
Next thing you know, you'll be posting in your HT thread that you made some changes, but you know, its top secret stuff... Not to worry though. If you show up at the Axiom bash this fall we'll wring it out of you using the comfy cushion and a Bose cube system.
Fred
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Re: Anything to do around Huntsville, ON, Canada?
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Yay, Nick! Maybe there is certain Axiom ceiling mounted speakers in my future afterall...... 
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Re: Anything to do around Huntsville, ON, Canada?
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Fred, it seems as though my post worked. Hehehe We talked about all of the super secret stuff, and how I was going to (and should) tease everyone here. You won't have to wait until September for some announcements, but it will still be just a little while longer (another nice-and-vague answer). Serenity, I am not saying anything more at all one way or another. 
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Re: Anything to do around Huntsville, ON, Canada?
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Cam, I don't know which direction of Huntsville that 2.5 hours is, but I was coming from Toronto. Any other direction would be more driving than I cared to put into the day.
I'm 1 1/2 from Toronto. Basically you drive by Peterborough to get to Dwight . Google maps it .
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Re: Anything to do around Huntsville, ON, Canada?
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Google had me go just east of Lake Simcoe on the way up, and just west of the last back to downtown Toronto. Took just about 3 hours each way.
I have been staying just a few blocks from the CN Tower for a starting point.
Going through Peterborough would have added about 50 minutes. Good to know for next time though. Of course that will (hopefully) be for the 35th year bash in September.
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Google had me go just east of Lake Simcoe on the way up, and just west of the last back to downtown Toronto. Took just about 3 hours each way.
I have been staying just a few blocks from the CN Tower for a starting point.
Going through Peterborough would have added about 50 minutes. Good to know for next time though. Of course that will (hopefully) be for the 35th year bash in September.
Yeah. It would've added about an hour because I'm northeast of Toronto.
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