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Quincy obviously hasn't heard many headphones.

How about ChiSuckItUniFi?

Cute kitten Todd. Congrats.

I've heard that they are trying to reach the younger crowd and that the first two products being introduced are: Dunhill Skull Candy Dunhill iSmoke

What do people say on the Bottlehead forum? I suspect that they might have a bit more experience with this amp than the people here do, the exception being Steve.

As long as you take the Knicks too.

4 new BF Goodrich G Force ZR tires plus 4 wheel alignment. Ouch!

x N. Gorgeous work Frank. Would it be possible for me to see it and listen to it before you tear it down?

It's good that you're finding productive things to do during your company-mandated time off.

Good luck Dan.

The Rudistor portable looks to be several years behind current portable amp SOA. It has the features and kind of looks like my HeadAmp AE-2. The real amusing part of this page is that at the top, Rudistor makes this statement in an attempt to differentiate this amp from other portables: "Although it shows a traditional external design under his solid magnesium body it hide ..." while down below in the proviso stating that blue is the only available customer: "Due to designer decision the XJ03 ( as well as all the new portable products ) is available only in electric blu anodized aluminum body, with engraved graphics and silver color panels." What happened to the magnesium body?

She's really cute, Steve. She also did a nice job in choosing her owner.

I wonder how much the third run examples will cost.

Happy Birthday Jack! :prettyprincess: Enjoy the concert.

Bon Voyage!

Neko is a member here. Send him a PM with any questions you might have.

Start saving Budi.

Wrong thread.

Zither

Absolutely! My favorite is this way:

Congrats John. "gotcha day" is such a great name.

Thus my smiley. I'd love to have some Britt's. Fortunately, there's nothing close to Britt's nearby so it's easy to resist them.

Happy Birthday Matt. :prettyprincess: Now you can drive up to Britt's when you want great donuts.

They sound great as long as you are sitting in their tiny, tiny sweet spot. I heard them at a dealer's house in 1979. A xylophone jazz piece was being played. It sounded so real I could smell the wood. But you have to sit in a head-width sweet spot. The person who designed the Beveridge speakers lives here in Santa Barbara.

Bridge playing/teaching software. My game could use some upgrading.