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  1. Ironically, they "upgraded" me from 420 to a 1000, but my plan was to use it to drive IEMs, so I complained. When I got the 420 and listened to it, it was noisy as fuck and so I tried the 1000. Eureka! Even though the volume control is a bit coarse, it's totally silent with JH16s. I uncomplained and sent back the 420. It's red! P.S. They gave me a t-shirt that would have totally fit me in 1978.
  2. They should make them in clear enclosures!
  3. Take a looksy Both speakers have DACses inside them and Aux-in is run through an ADC circuit. I wouldn't expect LS50 level of performance, but my impression is that KEF knows what it's doing.
  4. I would describe it as crunchy or crinkly, like my puppy and baby toys
  5. Just finished a Mira Grant mininovella -- The Day the Dead Came to Show and Tell. Brutal as some of her worst.
  6. The official Michigan speaker disposal unit at your service!
  7. So, while attempting to auto-upgrade to Ubuntu 14.04 LTS last night my primary computer went all "go fuck yourself and die" on me. It lets me enter my password, then displays a few error messages, and then just kind of hangs up. I'm going to do a fresh install. I think this happens every time I do an automatic upgrade from one version of Ubuntu to the next. One of these times I will learn, and just do the fresh install from day 1 instead of trying the on-the-fly upgrade, but I'm a slow learner. My laptop (which has basically nothing but internet and GIMP) upgraded without a hitch. Weird. So anyways, I have all my stuff in the downloads and other folders on my primary HDD. I live-booted 14.04 off of the USB and I found it (right where I left it) but I could not get access to my 2tb disc where I keep all the files I dont like loosing when I upgrade linux and it goes all flaky on me. The drive showed up, but computer would not access it. I figured out that if i recreated my old account it would let me access the drive. My files are safe and I will resume doing the linux reinstall. Winning. It is a small victory, but I'm pretty happy about it. See you all in a few hours when its done re-reinstalling.

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