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You know for the money I think I'm going to just go ahead any buy another one after Christmas. At least I'd get a brand new one instead of a refurb...
Might as well try your luck on Amazon Vote:
The PS3 Family Bundle is leading btw.
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Would anyone here be interested in splitting the costs for a 4-pack?
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Played the demo with a buddy on expert and it was intense. I'm still debating whether or not to pick up the full version as I've been busy lately, but I might jump on it if they reduce the price for the holidays.
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Thanks for the review...seen this amp around and was wondering how good it was.
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Sounds like the monitor. I had a hand-me-down LCD that would sometimes have horizontal yellow lines across the screen.
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Well received the DT770 Con 250ohm '05s today. They're a decent deal at the current price, but would suck anywhere approaching normal street, let alone MSRP. Not burned in, but even granting improvement will be behind several sub $200 closed cans including the A900 and HFI780 (two favorites around here I know!). Certainly congested and soft on top (while somehow also being peaky), but indeed several steps above the V6 and HD280, which I suppose are the competitors at the now $108. Weird phones, 'cause if they had a lower impedance they'd make decent carrying around phones. They're fine sounding for on the go, etc. Course you add an amp and the expectations and uses change.
Have you heard the older DT770? Would you consider the new versions bass monsters?
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Got this from SD. Looks like Amazon has some decent deals going on for some models (probably more marked down as well):
DT770: $126
Amazon.com: beyerdynamic DT 770 Stereo Headphones: Electronics
DT440: $67
Amazon.com: beyerdynamic DT 440 Premium Headphones: Electronics
ATH700: $129
DT660: $80
Amazon.com: beyerdynamic DT 660 Premium Headphones: Electronics
DT860: $123
Amazon.com: beyerdynamic DT 860 Premium Headphones: Electronics
HD201: $20
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I'm kind of disappointed that they only dropped the price of the old Macbook by 100 bucks. I would've thought that they would reach the 900 mark.
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Thanks Asr, really enjoyed your impressions. Easy to understand and straight to the point.
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I have a pair like in your picture and have not noticed any degradation in quality.
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Some homemade chicken curry with potatoes, onions and carrots with rice. Yum yum!
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ZipZoomFly has a 1TB Seagate SATA drive for $140 w/free shipping:
SEAGATE Barracuda 7200.11 ST31000340AS Hard Drive Bulk at ZipZoomfly
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aardvark, one of the Newegg reviews mention that the power cord could be longer...do you know how long the cord is by any chance?
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Have you considered going SSD with a large (and quiet) secondary drive?
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I don't get your #'s. 5x5 = 5 sets of 5 reps? What I'm most curious about is your flat bench. 7x2? 7 sets of 2 reps? 2 sets of 7 reps?
I try to keep the workouts isolated and so that by the 3rd day, the soreness is mostely gone from the first day as some of the workouts end up using the same muscles. Also, a key factor to the routine is to not mix your pull workouts with your push workouts.
Yep, 5 sets of 5 reps. I used to do 5x5 flat bench as well, but decided to experiment a bit along with my kickboxing. I used to do a similar routine as yours, but found that it was too inhibiting for other activities and my numbers were hitting a plateau. I would do a "chest" day and the next day I'd go kickboxing and my punching would suffer. I've had pretty good success with this routine.
What is the reasoning behind not mixing your pull and push workouts? I have never read that before. Any reading material?
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Here's my workout:
Day 1:
Squats (5x5)
Power Cleans (6, 4, 4, 2)
Incline Bench (5x5)
Pull-ups (3x12)
Day 2:
Deadlifts (5x5)
Power Snatch (6, 4, 4, 2)
Decline Bench (5x5)
Flat Bench (7x2)
Day 3:
Power Snatch (6, 4, 4, 2)
Good-Mornings (3x8)
Bent-over Rows (3x8)
Flat Bench or Dips (7x2/3x12)
That's the general outline I follow, but I will sometimes move exercises around depending on how sore I am. I used to kickbox 3-4 times a week on top of lifting at the gym, but stopped for a while due to some injuries. I also throw in some ab work and cardio usually once a week.
Are you able to access a gym? Having access to free weights would really help train your upper body strength. I would recommend deadlifts, olympic lifts, and benching (I know, no bench).
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I was able to lose a few lbs and keep it off ever since I just cut fast food and sugared drinks out of my diet (about 4 years ago). I've been able to keep my weight pretty stable since then and work out regularly (powerlift 3 days a week, cardio here and there). I keep my diet fairly balanced a majority of the time, but also allow myself to "cheat" here and there. Once you make it a part of your lifestyle instead of a "diet" or "hitting the gym", it's like clockwork.
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Have you checked for the contact between the heatsink and the GPU core? Might be worth a shot if you don't want to spend the money for a new card.
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I vote for a barrel roll option.
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Since the diaphragm holds a charge I've always tried to store them in as close to dust free environment as possible. So I put them away in a box or a case.
I will do just that. Thanks!
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Just got my Lambda's today with SRD-7/sb. I have it hooked up to a spare Accurian amp and it sounds pretty nice. Great details and soundstage. This is my first pair of Stax and was wondering if there are any good tips or just general information to know. Thanks!
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Might want to check out the fans from Scythe (S-Flex), Noctua and Nexus. Here's a good 120mm quiet fan round-up:
SPCR's Fan Round-Up #2: 120mm Fans | silentpcreview.com