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Dusty Chalk

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  1. Well, no, the Listen Professional is their first closed back headphones, and the Clear Professional...alright, the Clear Professional might be exactly that. And I think even that is the lighting. I edited the original post to add the actual article/advertisement from B&H Photo that I originally intended to link to. Nothing in there to distinguish it technically from its predecessors, though. Price point is different, nothing radical, maybe something about the included accessories.
  2. I'm not sure why they don't do that -- instead of trying to mimic ANC headphones by electronically trying to fight the noise, just completely encapsulate the IEM so that it naturally acts as hearing protection, then add mics to filter in the outside noise, compressed or limited, of course, to reduce the amplitude of loud sounds.
  3. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1385863-REG/focal_fopro_lispro_listen_monitor_headphones.html https://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/audio/news/namm-2018-focal-introduces-shape-twin-speakers-and-reference-headphones?utm_medium=Email 1663364&utm_campaign=PhotoShows&utm_source=NAMM2018 180125&utm_content=Retail&utm_term=focal-readarticle
  4. Oh, really? Sorry, they had that broad, corner loaded look to them. I stand corrected. I mean, I was just making a random statement, a non sequitur, as it were. Yeah, that’s the ticket.
  5. So much sads.
  6. I love corner loaded speakers.
  7. Egad this is pretty. I mean, for viking music.
  8. Yeah, not sure. I mean, it's some of that whole fair trade/sustainable thing, but also I've had good luck with the WhistlePig Farmstock, and although they don't mention that it's organic, it kinda is. I guess with people who claim to do something organically (or Halal, where food is concerned), I am of the belief (whether true or not) that they do things with just a bit more care than otherwise, and I feel that the cleanliness of the system is a big factor in the taste of the thing, just like beer, wine, and everything else. Yeah, nothing so selfless as reducing pesticides, although I don't mind helping the environment, the motivation is much more selfish. I just want better, but I am wary enough to know that "organic" is not -- in and of itself -- necessarily so. Hence why I asked.
  9. The Elasmotherium, a big hairy unicorn that went extinct approximately 29,000 years ago:
  10. Probably indeed. So I should take one for the team and buy it and try it?
  11. Happy birthday! (party favour noise)
  12. Agreed, just because it’s relatively reasonable does not mean it’s reasonable on an absolute scale.
  13. You haven’t priced NOS tubes lately, have you? That said, that’s only reasonable if they compete with NOS.
  14. Any of you heard of Wigle? https://www.wiglewhiskey.com ...I am interested in organic whiskies (?sp), hence my interest. Also, Barrell? https://www.barrellbourbon.com The guy was trying to push me to buy it, he said it was better than FarmStock.
  15. https://twitter.com/TheOnion/status/954447643534680064?s=09
  16. Happy birthday! (party favour noise)
  17. https://i.imgur.com/b9zcCQY.mp4 http://i.imgur.com/1QRMbRJ.mp4 (Sorry, I don't know how can't be arsed to convert mp4s to gifs)
  18. Can you put really loud speakers outside the SCIF?
  19. I wish I could stop buying headphones.
  20. "I’d buy a used 1 series taylor, or a used composite martin first. Next down the list would be a used Seagull, then at the bottom, a Yamaha. All of these can come with electronics." He also gave me the advice priorly -- which I ignored, and learned the hard way was good advice -- always buy an acoustic in person, always try it first. You seem to be already doing that. PS I was kidding about the Martin and the Daisy Rock in the prior post. I blame alcohol.
  21. Well would you look at that. Huh. I should say, if I had anything with a built-in tuner, I'd definitely sell it to you for cheap, but alas, I don't. Besides, I suck at shipping stuff. Which one? I'll take a look-see. EDIT, never mind, found it, try these: Used: http://www.guitarcenter.com/Used/Yamaha/A1R-Acoustic-Electric-Guitar-113921793.gc http://www.guitarcenter.com/Used/Martin/Vintage-1955-D28-Acoustic-Guitar.gc http://www.guitarcenter.com/Used/Takamine/GB7C-Garth-Brooks-Seven-Signature-Acoustic-Electric-Guitar.gc New: http://www.guitarcenter.com/Ibanez/Talman-TCY10-Acoustic-Electric-Guitar.gc (I have a soft spot for Ibanez Talman series of guitars, but they're not for everyone, definitely a good choice trying before buying.) I have a query to my friend who indirectly gave Jeff some good guitar-buying advice, I'll see what he recommends. ...and then buy this one: http://www.guitarcenter.com/Used/Daisy-Rock/Retro-H-Hollow-Body-Electric-Guitar-113659184.gc
  22. Alright, that's an answer, too. Pedant.
  23. More Les Paul jokes would make this thread more appealing and less apauling...as well as less appalling. Some people think JH13 is the answer to everything. It isn’t, it’s the question. ‘Yes’ is the answer.
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