It looks like the quota's going to be filled since I'm waiting on three more right now. I might add a couple more people to this small ring of Grado distribution but right now I've got six names and six headphones, and that makes me happy (I'll be even happier when they'd tossed their horrible headphones where you can barely even make out the words and started listening to these!). Thanks to everyone for the offers thus far!
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