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That is a particularly tasty piece of Walnut.

The R10 and Qualia are still two cups on either side of your head. The soundstge is still inside your head. It might be wider, but you can't close your eyes and locate the instruments on a stage. They'll never be in front of you, but instead they're inside of you.

The AKG K1000 comes closest, but even then it can't compare to a live music experience.

Where would a tame impala sleep? Suzy likes to kick a little during the night. I can just imagine a well placed hoof kick.

Sweet! She's a legend in Country music, and just a good person.

I for one will be glad when you sell your shit and dissappear again. Your mega posts on every subject are irritating, especially since you never really add to the comradery here.

Too much toe in, not enough screen.

I imagine that Sony's domestic product line was much more varied than what it imported to the USA.

Together they are Brown Roach.

This belongs in the DIY thread, not speaker porn.

I have found that separating the outer cups and inserting live cockroaches vastly improves bass response in these headphones. They need to be true German cockroaches, as palmetto bugs and African cockroaches are too big and bloat the bass to near unlistenable. 6-8 roaches per cup should be about right. And don't forget to sprinkle in some crushed mouse droppings every few weeks. Dead roaches don't make good bass!

Fitz says it's been running for about 24 hrs. Notice the battery life.

Not fucked up at all. Quite simple actually. Cuil = LSD

If I had a nickle...

Happy Birthday Al! I hope you have a really good day today! And also a very big Happy Birthday to my business partner Milo!

Yes.

I actually love the threaded spindle. My clamp is an aftermarket, carbon fiber trimmed deal, that I found somewhere back in the day. It's threaded and has such a nice flat seal. I can torque a record as needed.

The new battery and case back arrived at Fitz's place. It seems as though he has everything working well. He's going to keep it for a week or so, to be sure everything is functioning correctly, after closing it all up inside the case. Having a 1tb. iPod with solid state drive is going to be very useful for me, and Fitz even stuffed a whole bunch of his music in there for me. Thanks Fitz!

Love that album. Found it on vinyl at Goodwill a few weeks ago. But not while "Walking in LA".

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I've never seen that video before. That's always been a favorite Steely Dan song.

He's going to buy whole cows and cut his own briskets.

Hadn't heard of this show, until Al texted me about it last night. I got sucked in by episode one, with great music and fun characters, so I started watching more tonight. It takes place in London in 1983-88. I just finished, it's only 5 episodes. I feel like I just did a tour on the front lines of a horrible battle. It's not for the faint of heart, but it's the most realistic portrayal of the AIDS epidemic I've seen. It brought up so many memories that I haven't confronted in so long, and friends cut down way too early. A rough ride, but maybe that's what it has to be, to tell the real story.

I was just shocked to see that they had concrete driveways in Arkansas!