Everything posted by Torpedo
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And now what did you do TODAY?
x2 and seems clever for her gaze, which OTOH would explain why she's with you
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ATH-W3000ANV
Craig sent me this link to the unpacking-first impressions video
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Happy Birthday Aura!
Happy Birthday!!!
- 2011 HC Holiday Gift Exchange
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Post the last thing you bought!
I hope you like those LCD-2, Birgir Deepak, are you liking that tablet? It looks nice.
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Deals
I love my Senns and bare pretty well with my sins, which doesn't mean I'm proud of either.
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What are you Grilling now?
Best wishes, Mike.
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Happy Birthday, Nattonrice
Happy Birthday!!!
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Deals
Damn, that's really bad luck. I've been using the same pair for almost two years --someone here will remember -- and zero problems despite a daily basis use, wrapping the wire around the DAP. However I've developed the habit to place the cord over the ear instead of leaving it hanging, which might have helped to save them from death.
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And now what did you do TODAY?
If the Pico sounds anything like the Pico Slim I'm sure you did well not selling it. Same goes for the PS500, if they're like the HF2, must be enjoyable phones. Good and fun rig, something very similar was what I took for holidays last summer.
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And now what did you do TODAY?
Yeah Shelly!!!! I've finally received those 009 I paid for some pages ago. They've needed more time to clear customs than to travel from Japan and being delivered to my door BTW, these things sound reeeeaaaaaallllyyyyy gooood. Listening to them right now
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Happy Birthday CD44hi
Happy Birthday!!!!!. I've seen that match too, very exciting, sounds like a good start. Have a great day
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Happy Birthday emelius!
Happy Birthday to Mr sexy avatar, well, maybe not for everyone Have a great one!
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InnerFidelity in NY Times ... briefly. :)
It's very sad seeing so much people wearing them with that silly face of pride Congratulations Tyll, I just hope this helps to get Monster and other manufacturers making good staff instead of just marketing a bunch of shit well.
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And now what did you do TODAY?
Everything sounds pretty fine Shelly. I guess the exercises will need less time along the next days as long as you keep getting stronger and faster. I see more problem on those 6 hours on the passive motion machine. Maybe you can take that to work
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Happy Birthday grito naranjas (screaming oranges)!
Specially if you make "cumpli" = "complying" which is not its real meaning. But who cares
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The Headcase Stax thread
Otolaryngologist, which requires some knowledge about hearing and all that stuff
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Happy Birthday grito naranjas (screaming oranges)!
^ You don't want to write that if your keyboard doesn't have a "ñ". Año = year. Ano = asshole (anus)
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HBD JP11801!
Happy Birthday, have a great one!!
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i'm on a roll... the kgsshv
x2 Great build Horio, congratulations!!!!
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Audeze LCD-3
Dinny, I didn't need it either, but succumbed to temptation as you may remember They're nice, but having Stax stuff, kind of redundant on the long haul. I'd go for the LCD-3
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The Headcase Stax thread
Not exactly. On hyperacusis there's no hearing loss at any frequency (or there shouldn't be to be considered as true hyperacusis), while for recruitment phenomenon to happen there must be hairy cells loss, thus hearing loss at some frequencies, usually above 4-8KHz. It's quite common having a notch loss around 4Hz when hearing loss is due to excessive noise exposure, so recruitment can be very selective.
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Post the last thing you bought!
Nate, I'll be very thankful if you could confirm that the D7000 camera has the overexposing tendency which is said on all reviews I've read, or maybe that's been fixed --maybe firmware update-- on latest units. Besides, congratulations for that great deal
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The Headcase Stax thread
Not really. When you lose hairy cells at some areas in your cochlea, recruitment appears. This phenomenon consists of an augmented perception, distorted and even painful of the frequencies you're hearing worse, because adjacent hairy cells to the ones lost, get stimulated. So if you don't hear well above 8KHz, sounds at that frequency and above may produce a disagreeable perception once the cells specialized on other frequencies get "recruited" and produce a perception which isn't like the normal sound. So some people claiming they have a tiny ear for treble, they may be developing recruitment for a hearing loss on high frequencies. This is typical of people who can keep a normal conversation on silent environments, but once there's too much noise around, they won't understand their interlocutor.