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My stands all sound completely different, and I taylor them to the specific headphone they'll be holding.

The other place has been awash of inane useless drivel lately. http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/who-likes-new-headphone-smell-296771/ The only post worth reading was Wayne's sarcastic reply, but it seems this is the only crap being posted lately. Granted there doesn't seem to be a ton of useful headphone info posted here every day, but at least the threads have some value, even if only for their bull whip sharp sarcastic wit.

Not to start a whole big debate, but different woods most certainly have differing resonant values, therefore can sound different in certain applications. For example Red Spruce was favored by Martin guitars for it's resonant qualities. You can take a long piece of Red Spruce and tap it and it will make a ringing sound.

Artist: Kris Kristofferson Song: Sunday Morning Coming Down. Album: What Love Can Do "Well I woke up Sunday morning, With no way to hold my head that didn't hurt. And the beer I had for breakfast wasn't bad, So I had one more for dessert. Then I fumbled through my closet for my clothes, And found my cleanest dirty shirt. An' I shaved my face and combed my hair, An' stumbled down the stairs to meet the day."

I don't care either way about cinnamon, and I don't like sweet cereals, but your blatant snubbing of Cheerios was more than I could take. And we call it 2008 even though they don't take office until 2009, because the vote is in 2008. It could be epic Duggeh, just think...a Black man, a Woman and a Scotsman for President.

Yes, very similar here in the US as well.

That's just un-American. I take back my nomination for you for Prsident 2008 until you rethink the cereal issues at hand!

Does Chuck Norris send Valentines gifts?

Corn Flakes, Special K, Cheerios & Corn Chex. All with whole milk and no added sugar sprinkled on them.

That is the bravest man ever!

Manly man toys FTW!

Never heard of it. Looks interesting though, I'll check it out later, but I gotta go tyll a floor.

Happy Birthday!

I want to live in Seattle.

I'd say shiver me timbers, laddy, and man the mainsail, for there be scurvy dogs on the horizon, arrr, but I've seen what kind of custom title that can lead to. OK, now I get it!

Thanks again, I popped out for a bit.

OK cool! I'm still learning things over here. Still not sure what the pirate speak is, but I really do like the freedom over here, and the sarcasm is right up my alley.

Sure, drop me a line anytime. Thanks PFKMan23, I wasn't sure if that'd be kosher from me.

Sorry buddy, I'm straight. It actually depends on the wood I guess. I'm kind of a wood snob, and I don't like to bother with most common woods. Also understand that in a stand like those I make, materials will be the smaller percentage of the final cost, it's the labor that adds up. That being said I'm always willing to discuss it, but PM would be more appropriate. Those are natural occlusions in the Maple Burl. Most woodworkers value them, as opposed to working around them. It's just an aesthetic choice, but I happen to really like them.

The sarcasm is free over here, so it's served up hot and heaping! Oh and you can ask for seconds without having to stand in line again!

It's not overly pretty, I'll give you that. Just keep poking around, maybe you'll run into something you like better. The Deltas are relatively easy to come by.

What did I miss? Someone fill me in, I had to go pee.

In all honesty I think you'd be happy with the Delta.

No it wasn't that model, but that's "THE" Parasound to get. It's a belt drive, and it is a nice transport. Very few problems with them even today. I believe Parasound still warehouses belts for these. Again it's a top loader though, will that work in your rack? Edit: (just realized it says belt drive in flashing neon letters)