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Amazon.com: Knives Don't Have Your Back: Emily Haines: Music Kinda reminds me of Mercury Rev

Passport 8500

Given what you're looking at spending for a source, it may be worth it to have 2 soundcards. One dedicated to 44.1 and one dedicated to 96khz. When you're going to listen to the 96khz source material, use the pro card, the rest of the time, use the other. Just change your input selection on the dac.

Does your pro soundcard have the option for 44.1? Because if that's what most of your source material is in, you might want to leave it set at that except when you want to listen to 96.

The tube amp nate is selling.

Because you quit drinking sterno?

The SimpleSE would be great

Amazon.com: WELCOME TO MY WORLD (1967): DEAN MARTIN: Music

You don't know anything about the guy who compared them tho. I would have to hear them together to decide. Of course, I wouldn't consider a $7k dac

Amazon.com: Inter-Action: Sonny Stitt and Zoot Sims: Music

In honor of tonight's Caps/Thrashers game, for my good friend Tom Hankins: Lets Go Caps

I don't want the sowters, just the cinemags

Ken, my guess is they don't include hdmi cables because the retailers don't want them to, because it allows for an upsell.

step back from the ledge. I repeat JUMP!!!@$@#!%R!#$#@%!!one1111!!!!oneoneone!

I'm in on the cinemags as per the wiki, but I appreciate any updates, in case I don't find out for some reason.

You're being generous.

wonder what he paid to have that photo set up

Given the way the new shuffle remote works, it could just be a way to make it so the remote has the smarts, and have it so remotes can be more flexible...

it's the iphone, not the touch, that had that problem.

You can get the 32gb ipod touch 1st gen for $250 already.

32gb is like over 50 cds in wav, 100 in alac, many thousand in high bitrate aac. That'd be one hell of a bikeride to run out on that ride . And once you're on a network, you stream from your server.

Both. Download simplify media. There are also lots of web radio type ads. Pandora is free on ipo I haven't had any problems. I don't use it very often, because the iphone is the wife's, but I use the mac client occassionally, and it works pretty well.

The nice thing about the iphone/ipod touch is there are streaming apps that make it so you don't have to have your library with you when you have network access. Keep the 8 16 or 32gb of music you want in highest fidelity with you, and stream the rest.

I'd look into what it is you're doing that's breaking the headphone jacks, honestly.

If you load it with itunes on your computer, it's locked to your computer. If you use it like a media storage device, it won't play the music. If she syncs it, it'll overwrite anything you put on it.