Nanoha

What exactly is the Delicious Sound btw?

Your signature still says Nugent! It's a conspiracy!

Large empty room. Wow, I would have been so worried and scared!

Chicken quesadilla.

It has a rather strange description however. Sums stereo to mono? Applies a mono signal equally to the left and right channel?

Got it. Thanks!

I have always believed Zanth to generally be a nice fellow.

What are the details regarding the HD-2? (Specs, goal, comparison with ZD)

Come to think of it, how much do you reckon building your own adapter would cost? And perhaps DIY can produce something on the quality level of the Illusion.

Hehe, no hard feelings. I was just somewhat confused and wasn't sure if I said anything offensive. *slaps self*

They're decent. Better than the W1000 of course.

Funny thing. I'm actually looking forward to having Head-Fi back.

I'm all in.

I doubt the iMod is on a level superior to that of this modification. I hope to see people consider DIY options more often in the future.

I remember some folks around here do amazing woodwork.

I'll make sure never to let this baby go.

Hmm, interesting. I've been rather interested in hearing one though I'm not expecting to hunt one down in the near future.

I've got a tip for you guys if you do plan to go shop on Black Friday. Stand by the "returns" line for the day. You'll know what to do.

Just as a side note, I believe the SB has two normal jacks. (That is the one Posty has.) Hmm, yeah, Head-Fiers seem to have been recently selling them for around $200 on eBay. My hunt for one turned out slightly better. I regret selling my SRD-7/MKII Pro adapter. *slaps self*

SRD-7 MKII - One normal jack, one pro jack SRD-7 MKII Pro - Two pro jacks Good luck on the hunt.

Oh no no, to me, the Marshmallows are actually quite bad imho.

*nods nods nods* :'(

Wait, you're calling me out because you do not agree with a generalization I made? Did I say anything that would logically offend you? "Also, listening to music on the go isn't specifically widespread for the older generation, so the wood != portable issue is less of an issue than we might initially believe." I fail to see how that statement would offend anyone, including adults who do listen to music on the go (for example, my grandfather). It's the truth about the majority not only here in America but more importantly in Audio-Technica's target market - Japan. I'm rather confused here.

Even I would not purchase such speakers.