Nanoha

Sounds veeerrry nice. Keep us posted.

Considering it cost me $50 to get the iPod back up and working and the iMod is $200, it feels like I would be getting a iModded 4G for less than the price of a new 5G. That is, if I force myself to forget that I paid $350 for this damn 4G that broke two weeks after the warranty ended.

Sounds good. I should visit SomethingAwful more often.

Seriously, Justin is just so f'ing kickass.

Awesome. Now where the heck do you find these awesome image macros?

Ah ha, I see I see. Thanks for the help! I just fixed my long-dead 4G iPod yesterday by replacing the hard drive. iModding it could be a possibility. But it'll be a while before I have the cash.

Lol, the madness.

Just a quick question. Do you mean the iMod is clearly superior to the head-outs of the iPods or the regular dock line-outs of the iPods as well?

Oh noes. Yeah, first nicks makes it hurt deep inside.

My first guess was that Jay bought mega's W10VTG.

I've been trying to figure it out. Which headphone did you buy? VTG?

A legendary post indeed.

Nice Ken! Wow, I was not aware just how large the Supra was. Eeeeee...

Yeah, I saw that yesterday. Seems rather decent (though I haven't taken the time to look at the amp section in more detail). I was interested by the first version when it came out. Almost got zChan to help me buy one, but decided not to buy it in the end.

I remember owners said they were absolutely disappointed with the sound. Hey, that sounds like the W1000. But oh wait, they're both called "Sovereign".

Nice. Good to hear.

Wait, you haven't gotten your M^3 yet? \ wahh.... And I thought TooleAudio has been pretty active recently... regarding other matters it seems.

I know CDs are sometimes officially manufactured in non-original countries. For example, I've seen CDs in stores like Fye's and Barnes&Nobles that are labeled "Produced in Argentina", "Imported from Brazil", etc. They cost a few bucks less than the original made-in-USA versions, but are still legit. As to whether the quality is lower, I don't know. Good luck!

Even if it's a lossless file burned on crappy media with a crappy burner, you'll get uncorrectable PI failures. I doubt you want that. Do a quality scan on the CD if your CD reader/burner supports it. Most people use Nero CD/DVD Speed. http://www.cdspeed2000.com/ See if the burn is up to official production pressed standards.

Riteks? Gah, uncorrectable PI Failures/Jitter galore.

I start. $550 USD. Oh shit wait. I don't have money. Damn it.

Oh yeah, and a good site for those who care. http://www.lawncafe.com/ Not that I do since our yard is almost nonexistent.

Get the 72". 997 Diesel.

Huge yard for the win!