CarlSeibert

I booked for Bonnie and me with the human on the phone. They did indeed send a written confo by email.

Nate, I have a new package of medium size T-100 Complys that might fit Etys, if they will do you any good. Jeff at Comply sent me these for my Shures by mistake. I use larges. For me, the Complys have consistently sounded good and while they don't last for ever the mode of failure is that they don't sound as good, as opposed to self-destructing in your ear. Update: I just looked on Comply's site and it does look like the T-100s will fit your phones. Let me know if you want these.

In.

Given the governor's race, one might be a good idea.

Bonnie sez one-color t-shirts in the quantities we're talking about (if indeed we are) should cost about $8 a unit.

I had a fellow named Butt working for me at one time. Great lab tech. He moved on to Hollywood. And changed his name. It's been years ago now. From time to time I look in the IMDB (for the new name) but I don't see it. Maybe one day he'll turn up on Facebook or something.

Bonnie and me. Others of the usual crew. I'm going out on a limb here and will assume that only CJ is subjecting himself to the Spirit experience.

Grahame, Al - Our peeps in Orlando allow two hours downtown to downtown to go to Tampa, so 1.5 hours airport to airport sounds reasonable. Wayne - if you do rocket over to this side, please be sure to call. I can ask Bonnie of she knows somewhere we could get a short-run t-shirt for cheaps. Anybody have a design in mind? Side trip to that kick-ass record store Matt took us to last time, maybe?

Is it just me or does it seem to anyone else that we're getting more of these since the software change at HF?

Get well soon Mr Darcy

So maybe common sense isn't quite out of fashion after all.

Hmmm. Sounds like an inside job to me. Do we know Al's whereabouts on the night of the crime? But the woman in the "naked girl" ad looks nice.

<stealing that gif>meow</end stealing gif> Now the lolcats is one of Bonnie's clients, gotta keep up with lol stuff......

Barring anything ghastly happening, I'm good for either date.

One size fits all. Most of the threads have the same set of pictures.

My friends Jim and Robbin (you may remember Jim from Mike's meet a while back) are going. if you decide to go I can try to put you in touch.

That makes me feel better about it not wanting to run on my ancient PPC machine.

Happy Birthday!!!

The birth of a sig is a beautiful thing to watch.

Thank you one and all. This is the greatest group of people anywhere!

Cake? Did somebody say cake? Happy Birthday to you both!

Naw, for break in it's gotta be latin disco. That's a must. Richard Cheese was a reference. It's all about the intellectual and emotional connection with the music, you see.

Some stuff doesn't seem to change much at all and some stuff does. Beats me why. In this case, I had the broadly similar 420s at hand, so the relative change over time, one against the other, was obvious. I never have bought the 'getting used to it' theory. That was controled out here in any case.

I made a long and detailed post elsewhere. The high points are: The new model is moar better. More extended on top, better detail throughout the band, better background (or microdynamics), removable cable and nicer physical design. They need a crapload of break in - a couple hundred hours at least - and as they break in, they may actually sound worse than straight out of the box. I used a Richard Cheese album as an audio reference. I was a hopeless fanboy for the 420, so if you don't like the 420, don't listen to me. Shure SE-420 vs SE-425 (long) - Head-Fi.org Community

"Some people seek divinity, but most of us just want more bass.", as my friend Alan says. This could be cool for movies, but how many sound engineers are likely to incorporate 11 Hz effects in their soundtracks?