Dusty Chalk

Dude, it sounds like the only reason you got away with it was because ( a ) luck, and ( b ) because there was no-one else around. BE CAREFUL. My sister gave me some great advice once -- go to an empty parking lot and practice going into skids in the stuff. Start off slowly, you don't want to fuck up your alignment. Learn how to steer in a skid.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9J-wNkeESTI

This is a Trent Reznor Song

Aw, Dude, Wayne, that rubber man video is painful to watch. Because FUCK YOU SLEEP:

...'cause they all wrecked. The places that are open are the places that are walking distance for the staff.

Nothing wrong with sacrificing your queen, he was probably getting antsy anyway. That board is brilliant. If he put alternating poles one way on the left edge and the other way on the right, he could use the magnets to help him stack them as well.

How are you supposed to follow that. The answer is none.

Somewhere in the middle of this...~13:55...you should listen to that.

Well I personally wouldn't mind something that records, and all you digitizers probably wouldn't mind hearing discussion about it either, even if you are already all set in that arena. But the intention was to appeal to the wider audience, so playback was the more important function. Thanks also for the one-liner about the Korg.

"I was in a train car named after a Welsh singer, what are the chances?" "It's not unusual..."

Intended for 24/96 and higher and DSD portable audio devices, ones that can take our high-res tracks on-the-go. And yes, that includes phones -- if you're aware of one that's 24/96 &c. -capable, I'm (ahem) all ears. I just saw this video at NAMM: ...and I'm hopeful, because I've liked Sony's SACD players even on their lower-end offerings, presumably because of their DSD DACs. Haven't heard the Korg portable devices, so won't be able to compare, unfortunately.

Somehow I missed this thread -- I, too, have had good experience with HRT stuff, but not with this specific product, and I, too, am curious how the analog attenuation works. Sorry, not helping, I know, but...oh, hey, look, isn't that Elvis? (preste-ASCII-tation)

Karl Bartos and Anthony Rother:

You've obviously confused us for a headphone site -- this is a whisky, bourbon, cognac, and whiskey tasting site we just happen to be a bunch of nut jobs.

Waitress waited until the end to bring this (as per request), so it's still warm! (Or at least, the first half of it was.) PS Sorry, forgot to take a picture of the actual chili mac. Sent from mah phone-blet via Tapatalk

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Just finished that, and although I like it, that sound is beginning to sound all the same to me. So I went ahead and listened to Smilewound by Múm. Yeah, like that's any better.

"Squirrel blamed..." -- it's not nice to speak ill of the dead. Also, lollers at omnivore comments.