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post #1381 of 1958
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Originally Posted by kenman345 View Post

While I get that you're skeptical, common sense goes out the windows after your first post here (on Head-Fi). And so does any spare cash in your wallet

Speak for yourself.
post #1382 of 1958

Sorry if you're the exception. Many people outside of Head-Fi would think even you have lost your common sense though. 

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Speak for yourself.
post #1383 of 1958

same could be said about any costly (time/money/resource) hobby...

 

when was the last time you checked out your GF's shoe collection...? lol

post #1384 of 1958

Wait, you have a girlfriend!?!?! Just messing around, but I don't have one. My sisters on the other hand, have handbags they get as presents but never use more than once a year. Why can't I get similarly costly audio gear as presents? I'd make better use of it than they make of their handbags.

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same could be said about any costly (time/money/resource) hobby...

 

when was the last time you checked out your GF's shoe collection...? lol

post #1385 of 1958
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Speak for yourself.

 

Skamp,,

 

if you can smell the weed, while listening to Marley,

 

you know ... its the Tera ...

post #1386 of 1958
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Originally Posted by Chucky-X View Post

 

Skamp,,

 

if you can smell the weed, while listening to Marley,

 

you know ... its the Tera ...


lmao that's a "Terable" analogy ;).

post #1387 of 1958

The tera is buffed with a hash oil, lithium emulsion.


Edited by goodvibes - 2/6/13 at 3:02pm
post #1388 of 1958

WARNING: don't expect to pass any urine tox screens if you listen to the TP...lol

post #1389 of 1958

I'm trying to get a job sometime soon, I guess I should stop drinking the kool-aid

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WARNING: don't expect to pass any urine tox screens if you listen to the TP...lol

post #1390 of 1958
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Originally Posted by kenman345 View Post

I'm trying to get a job sometime soon, I guess I should stop drinking the kool-aid


Don't forget the watermelon ;)... lol

post #1391 of 1958
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Originally Posted by Chucky-X View Post

 

Skamp,,

 

if you can smell the weed, while listening to Marley,

 

you know ... its the Tera ...

post #1392 of 1958

Charles, always the jokester. Anyone ever contact you for a Posh Tera? I want to stroke the furry wall. I don't think I would take this comment at it's face value guys, it's just an analogy of how realistic the Tera Player can sound and feel. It'll send you on a trip if you let it take the drivers seat.

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Skamp,,

 

if you can smell the weed, while listening to Marley,

 

you know ... its the Tera ...

post #1393 of 1958

This is getting weird :)

 

Also tried some other guy's setup:


Tera - Digizoid ZO2 - Senn HD800

 

The sibilance is missing.

post #1394 of 1958

Oh hey, I have that setup minus the HD800's. The smartVektor technology affects the treble region slightly as well as the bass. Probably helps with the sibilance. Tera at 100% means the digital volume controller isn't dropping any bits and the ZO2 is completely based in analog.

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Originally Posted by VisceriousZERO View Post

This is getting weird :)

 

Also tried some other guy's setup:


Tera - Digizoid ZO2 - Senn HD800

 

The sibilance is missing.


Edited by kenman345 - 2/6/13 at 10:11pm
post #1395 of 1958
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Originally Posted by Chucky-X View Post

if you can smell the weed, while listening to Marley, you know ... its the Tera ...

Nope, it's all the joints that you smoked while designing it! That would explain a lot, actually. wink.gif
Edited by skamp - 2/7/13 at 1:53am
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