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Thank you. I don't think there was ever a strong reason to get the HD8XX when I already had the HD800 (with old man's ears mod), but between what you said and Tyll's 2017 review, just cancelled and Headphones order in.
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RIP someone or another
- Covid Concerts
Not a concert, but a discussion in a few hours on Kind of Blue.- Post what you're watching
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How do these compare to say a Drop $1100 HD8XX?- Post what you're watching
I haven’t figured out how yet, but my money is on Nicole Kidman being responsible.- Happy 40th Mr. B. Kirk Lawson, Esquire!
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- Ye Macce Threade
Any chance you can just change to an Office alternative?- What are you reading now?
^ Speaking of, anyone have suggestions of especially good 33 1/3 titles? I've only read Bob Dylan’s Highway 61 Revisited. Gonna pick up the Pavement, but looking for others too. https://333sound.com/33-13-series/- What are you listening to Part the Third
- Happy Birthday robm321!
- The Official Head-Case Photography Thread.
Bokeh > UFOs- The Knuckledragger 3rd Memorial Slow Forum Post
I never realized Montana's western state line kinda looks like Nixon.- Ye Macce Threade
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Supplemental info at https://9to5mac.com/2021/05/17/apple-music-lossless-requires-wired-headphones-airpods-will-only-get-spatial-audio/- Ye Macce Threade
Apple Music officially announced that it is bringing lossless music quality options to its entire catalog at no extra cost, starting in June. Apple says lossless quality will be available for more than 75 million tracks in the Apple Music library. It is also launching support for Spatial Audio music with songs authored in Dolby Atmos. Users will be able to listen to select albums with an immersive 3D sound-space on AirPods, AirPods Pro, AirPods Max and Beats headphones with a H1 or W1 chip. Apple says thousands of Dolby Atmos songs will go live in June. https://9to5mac.com/2021/05/17/apple-music-announces-it-is-bringing-lossless-audio-to-entire-catalog-at-no-extra-cost-spatial-audio-features/ In related news... A few moments before Apple announced its HiFi plan, Amazon announced that its higher-quality music plan, Amazon Music HD, is now available to Amazon Music Unlimited subscribers at no extra cost. As first reported by Billboard, Amazon Music HD, which previously cost $14.99 a month and $12.99 for Prime Members, is now available to everyone with Amazon Music Unlimited, which costs $9.99 month and $7.99 for Prime members. https://9to5mac.com/2021/05/17/amazon-music-hd-available/- Happy Birthday Pars!
Hope you’re having a great day- Ye Macce Threade
“Rumors have indicated that Apple is preparing to launch a new "Hi-Fi" tier of Apple Music involving lossless audio and perhaps a Spatial Audio experience on compatible hardware. An announcement could come as soon as this Tuesday, May 18.” https://www.macrumors.com/2021/05/16/apple-music-about-to-change-forever/- Head Case Motorsports
- What are you listening to Part the Third
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Also no reason to watch... Jim before the drugs- Post what you're watching
No reason for anyone to watch these unless it's already in your history (I know so for some members) or you're curious of Star Trek alternatives. Important to remember Martin Landau rejected being Spock to take over this "Kirk". The much bigger change was UFO to Space:1999.- Happy Birthday Shelly!
- RIP Sennheiser?
So how much are the Drop HD8XXs worth now? - Covid Concerts
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