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Jan 28, 2013 at 10:51 PM Post #10,683 of 41,162
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and still looks awesome.
Did you know Steve Jobs got from one of his employee's Walkman (after his trip to Japan where he was amazed by the number of people carrying the Walkman and disk man) and dismantled it and asked his team to build a "New" device with such build quality..etc and after some years, the ipod came....
In a way the Sony brought us the ipod!!
Even the new Walkmans have an application to simulate the old cassette tapes

I like that my tapes still work...The Walkman is still a fun device.....
 
Jan 28, 2013 at 11:17 PM Post #10,684 of 41,162
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Bose? What a poseur.
 
My cats have way better taste. Seriously, I have about four sets of speakers lying around and they only ever perch on the Usher BE718s. Like a pair of obsidian kitty guardians of the gate, in full stereo and color-coordinated to the speakers.
 
Jan 29, 2013 at 3:42 AM Post #10,687 of 41,162
I like that my tapes still work...The Walkman is still a fun device.....

I agree..i also still have lots of tapes laying around and sometimes use them in my vintage sony tapedeck..
 
Jan 29, 2013 at 1:43 PM Post #10,689 of 41,162
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How do you like those Audioengine A2's? I keep trying to maintain a desktop speaker setup that is mostly capable of full-range reproduction but it's becoming VERY frustrating. 

I like the A2s a lot! They have a pretty mid-forward sound that I enjoy. No real thumping bass or lots of sparkle, but they're small and have a sound sig that I like a lot. They're not really hi-fi, but they're great for the purpose that I use them for. Don't expect miracles, but for $200, they're pretty great. I actually use them more than my headphones, which are much more expensive since they're a great, relaxing listen.
 
Jan 29, 2013 at 4:01 PM Post #10,690 of 41,162
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I like the A2s a lot! They have a pretty mid-forward sound that I enjoy. No real thumping bass or lots of sparkle, but they're small and have a sound sig that I like a lot. They're not really hi-fi, but they're great for the purpose that I use them for. Don't expect miracles, but for $200, they're pretty great. I actually use them more than my headphones, which are much more expensive since they're a great, relaxing listen.

Really? Mine are bass cannons with the right song. They really work with what ever music you play with them I find.
 
Jan 29, 2013 at 4:11 PM Post #10,691 of 41,162
The A2s are excellent bang for buck IMO. Placement is key to alleviate its oft cited shortfalls. Surprisingly they also respond very well to the source. I thought I'd heard its ceiling when it was fed by the Bifrost, but it scaled well to the Gungnir and yet again to the NAD M51.
 
Jan 30, 2013 at 1:14 AM Post #10,692 of 41,162
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The A2s are excellent bang for buck IMO. Placement is key to alleviate its oft cited shortfalls. Surprisingly they also respond very well to the source. I thought I'd heard its ceiling when it was fed by the Bifrost, but it scaled well to the Gungnir and yet again to the NAD M51.

I'm using them through my Bifrost, and I agree. I could hear A lot of noise and distortion through my on board sound card.
 

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