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For a 'flagship' IEM $1300 is damn near a bargain these days. It's absolutely nuts.

There's an announcement thread on HF, someone specifially asked about the US retail price and the Senn rep said:

New flagship IEM's from Senn: https://en-us.sennheiser.com/ie-900 They are $1300

I love how absurd the stax plug looks on such a tiny amp

Happy Birthday Shelly!

Sennheiser Consumer busines has been sold: https://www.theverge.com/2021/5/7/22424367/sonova-buys-sennheiser-consumer-business-headphones-soundbars Blog post from Senn: https://en-us.sennheiser.com/newsroom/message-from-andreas-and-daniel-sennheiser-otoics

I'm not seeing any issues with attachments or anything actually hosted here. Based on that link, I'm assuming you mean the first post in that thread? If so, there's only three attachments linked actually hosted here and they all work just fine.

Happy Birthday Kevin!

That Fucker!

New backup process is in place and verified working. It's doing daily for now but may bump it up to every 4-6 hrs, we'll see.

Believe it or not, it's more common than you think and I know of several cases where it's done solely to meet local municipality requirements. Most people hear 'data center' and think of these super fancy expensive facilities. 95% of data centers do not match that and are built to the lowest possible cost. Building nice, enterprise grade facilities is very, very expensive. It could have been worse, OVH had an entire one of their data centers burn to the ground because they simply didn't have any fire suppression system: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-france-ovh-fire/millions-of-we

What The Hell Happened to Head-Case?!?!? TLDR version: The datacenter that the head-case server is located in sustained a power outage on April 4. When the backup generator kicked on it caught fire and that lead to the fire suppression system (a fucking water based one!) kicking on and causing water damage to equipment. The head-case server was in the 'more affected' area of the datacenter and as such was offline until early in the morning on April 24. For further details on the incident you can see here: https://webnx.com/outage-updates/ You may be wondering why during such a

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Happy Birthday Doug!