Nanoha

It is because postjack's camera is terrible.

Favre, Romo, Manning, and Brady are all 4-0. Wow, how can it get any better for me when Favre is my favorite quarterback, I used to cheer for the Cowboys during my teenage years, and Pats are my favorite team? (And of course, it's always fun the Manning throw TDs.)

What? Iron Dreamer said something good about a RSA product? Oh shit.

The new knob is sooooo much better. Actually, it's beautiful!

Happy Birthday Hugo and Carl!

Played Starcraft with blockmates.

Oh wow, seems like we might have a real winner here. How much is the system by the way?

Haha nice.

Gotcha.

Happy Birthday!

$80?

I highly respect Hagerman. He seems to have proven himself to be a rather competent engineer.

http://www.hagtech.com/hagusb.html is a possible choice.

It's real!

Oh shi-

Audio-Technica definitely has a target consumer in mind with this one. It's a great headphone for people who work in offices and have some money to spend on an expensive toy. It has a small plug for computers, laptops, and digital audio players. The wood provides a taste of elegance and style. The headphone isn't very big so you can still take it to and from work and/or store it in a drawer. 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.

As your local ATOWF die-hard member, I guess I'll have to bring this up. Not that it's special or anything. Just something worth looking at. The pictures, that are. Worth buying if you have globs of money to play with. (Many people do tend to enjoy the ES7.) http://www.audio-technica.co.jp/products/hp/ath-esw9.html

Yeah definitely. I'll try my best! And it's sometimes hard to figure out what something is exactly based off the cover art. You can search by composer, performers, year, etc, but cover art is usually much more difficult to discern.

If it was easy as that, I would have used Google, Amazon, and Head-Fi.

Dear Head-Case, I have decided to begin exponentially increasing the size of my classical music collection. I have recently gained access to a collection of more than 25,000 classical CDs, tapes, and LPs. About 13,037 classical CDs as of this summer. I can take 3 recordings per day. Classical music has always been my first love when it came to music. One of my personal difficulties with acquiring classical CDs is that there are so many performances of every piece. Each performance is special and different; it is sometimes a huge headache to decide on which one to get. I would like to ask a huge favor of the Head-Case classical community. It is time for Head-Case classical fans to chime in. Please list dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of CDs I should look for. There is no limit as to what eras, periods, styles, or composers. Anytime you think a particular CD is worth looking into, post it here. For example, what recordings to get for each symphony/concerto/sonata of a composer. Hopefully this will benefit the community as well. Perhaps this will provide a nice place where people can look for classical music suggestions - a place where people can look for a particular piece of a composer and find out which recordings are well regarded and are worthy of being noted. Thank you so very much everyone! I seriously hope this will turn out to be a very enjoyable project. Sincerely, Nanoha

In terms of the Mahler Bernstein cycle, are we referring to the 1960s performances published by Sony? Any suggestions on which Rachmaninoff albums to acquire?

Haha. Yes, I do enjoy Japanese jazz fusion.

Heh, so not all of the music I listen to is crap?

This guy talks like trose49. It's either the real one or a very good impersonator. I believe it is the real one.

Happy Birthday!