Tyll Hertsens
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Those look desperately uncomfy.
I don't think most of us were thinking of wearing them.
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Happy birthday, Ryan, and thanks for all the work you've done on CanJam this year.
It's like you're giving a present to us.
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Science!?
I made some square waves today.
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Oh geez, this warrants something special.
Here's to you Kev!
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There's one mounted in the other orientation as well.
It was built by Jesse James.
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Waiting to hear what the diagnosis is.
Good thoughts and juju your way.
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I never bought anything from John, but I'd trust him like a brother.
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God I hate moving.
This may be one of the "Universal Truths."
What I hate is how your hands hurt from heaving so much shit around.
So the great reward for the move is to sit on the sofa with your palms throbbing
looking at all the boxes of shit without knowing where it's all gonna go.
Have a nice day, Stephan. Sorry. It'll all be over ... at some point.
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BTW, I do like the T1s ... I think.
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I thought the D7000 bass was flabby sounding compared to the D5000 to me.
5000 measures pretty damned good.
I did think the J$ pads did quite a bit for the imaging, as claimed broadly.
In the end though, the juice just isn't in the right places.
Also all the Denons actually SUCK for isolation ... they're sealed in name only
and actually amplify (though resonance of some sort) outside noise between 150Hz and 600Hz!!
Notice how the isolation curve is above zero:
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perhaps checking out the D7000 would be a good idea. I think they can often be found in the 5-600 range and Tyll spoke pretty highly of them.
Actooly, I liked the D5000 better. And I'm moderately okay with the CD3000 ... for a Sony.
Matt Engstrom at Shure said I should try the 840 with the 440 pads. I haven't done it, but I did think the 840 was a bit bass heavy and preferred the 440 somewhat ... a good cheap sealed.
Sealed headphones are just a problem. Good luck Dinny!
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Gaerne Balance Oiled Trials motorcycle boot.
Brand new AND old school simultaniously!!
Comfy, comfy, comfy!
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Went to Whole Foods before work and got some Steel Cut Oats.
Laxx, keep-in' regulaaar!
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So far, ate a bagel and on the bus to NYC. Hoping to find an apartment today.
I'm to old and set in my ways, but if I were young again I'd love to do a stint living in the Big Apple.
Greatest city in the world (though the Montana boy in me chuckles at that a bit), have a great time there Colin.
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NOICE!
I do note a distinct lack of round-hole cutting accessories and tools though.
I've got a set of chassis punches out in the garage, they just haven't moved into the lab yet. And there's a Dremel you can't see.
Back in the day, I didn't even think about it, but after having to buy lots of solutions for HeadRoom I thought I should go for something.I'll also be very curious to hear your thoughts on the fume extractor, the more I've read about them the more frustrated I get since all of the small desktop-sized ones seem to require sitting directly on top of the work to do anything.I put a stick of incense near it and it sucked like crazy ... from about 9" away it was like a beam of suckage. I'll do a little video of it sometime soon, it seemed to work good.
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I'm about to head out for a 3-6 day motorcycle trip. So I won't be here for a while.
Woohoo! There's one that makes my dick tingle!
Not that Vikki's plight didn't get my attention.
(Treading on thin ice here.)
Now I'm gonna piss off Nate:
I set up my new DIY work bench today.
All my personal electronics tool dissolved into HeadRoom years ago,
so I had to buy a brand new set.
It's like Christmas in spring!
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I got the diffuse field EQ numbers into the Audio Precision so I can do background subtractions for headphone FR curves on the fly.
Now I'm gonna sit on the sofa and watch a dumb teenage girl movie with April ...
... fortunately I'll be drinking heartily out of a plastic Halloween cup.
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Quadritto the HC suite idea and offer to pitch in.
Quintupulo for me.
In Thursday noonish, out Sunday afternoon.
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Nice! Just setting up my purchase from Stanley Supply. Thanks for the info!
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This was my last roll of the dice, it came out perfectly,
It's always the last place you look.
Whiskey, beer, smack, hookers, I'm not picky
Are those the health issue you'll be studying? Need any volunteers?
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Be careful with the gun loading. Friend of the family just shot through his hand and killed his 11 year old while cleaning his gun. Bad times.
Ugh. After doing dozens of trade shows and riding a motorcycle I've developed a penchant for triple and quadruple checking everything.
Or maybe I'm just paranoid ... still, measure six times, cut once.
Speaking of measurements, got through a full set of measurements today, and started a shopping list on Stanley Supplies of tools and stuff for DIYing.
Thanks for all the good advice out there on the boards, Nate.
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Man I hope this tree doesn't die under our watch it will be a gigantically costly PITA to remove.
Gas is only about $2.50/gallon.
Oh yeah, Montana rules don't apply, do they?
Room Treatments anyone else experience a major improvement with them?
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I've had GREAT results using room treatments.
RPG Studio in a Box in particular.