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omg, a board designed by committee

electrons prefer the cold.

My dad used to make a nice chunk of change reading ekgs. Now it all goes to the specialists tho.

yes, custom

I used to play a lot of pinball. One day I'll own a pinbot machine.

no idea, and wax?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMISRVCAOfg

Then it depends on your taste . I don't think the ESW9 is hands down better htan the HD600s well amplified, but I preferred them. I do think the ESW10 straight out of my ipod was better than any senn I've tried out of my m3.

I'd probably put in 2 circuits, but I'd start with everything plugged into 1. Have the other available in case you find you need to isolate something.

They're not as good but I prefer them.

A dedicated circuit will cost you less than a good power conditioner.

Have you heard both? I have

No, duet cable, not esw10 cable. Duet cable is a big help, if for nothing more than decluttering. Blue Jeans Cables makes a duet cable, too I believe.

The brain is designed to filter out noise. There are lots of examples of how this works.

it certainly was. Tho it's a bit unusual as balanced m3s go

It's not about lofi, it's about the music being about dropping focus and not paying attention to the details

maceo's a lot of fun, I saw him opening for mule new years a few years ago

Wouldn't be the first time you didn't get something like that on the internet dusty The fuzz was definitely about musicality. About the magic in the music that some gear conveys better than others. Fuzz is why I like the esw9s more than the esw10s, for example.

makes sense, the esw10 is worlds better than the hd600

not at all. Fuzz is musicality.

Decided not to use them as an incentive for beeleemeet, I see

Central Indiana has the advantage of not being convenient to anywhere, too

Your logic, like your dac, is broken

Amazon.com: Quintessential Recording Session [Vinyl LP]: Earl Hines: Music

I'm perfectly ok with sine waves for music reproduction. I'm not going to get into dac design, so I'm going to leave it at that. I believe that there's nothing inherently wrong with digital, and I've had enough experience that I'm comfortable leaving it there. If you want to stick with just analog, be my guest, I won't try and disuade you of that notion.