The diary entries of a little girl who is now 30! ~ Part 2 - Page 235

Originally Posted by a_recording 

 

Interesting.

 

I feel like the 7550 is the better phone compared to the EX1000, but that the 'apparent detail' of the EX1000 impresses a lot of people. Same situation as the SA5000 I guess.

Hm, I think the 7550 is most likely the best one, but this is all talking from my Teclasts.  If I could compare all four (four including the EX700) at home, then that would be another story, but I believe Romy has already half-written that story so I don't care.  The EX700 is still the best one to me.  When I listen to it from my favorite desktop DAC and amp setup, it's incredulous.

It feels like... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5In5ppfcTE#t=4m36s

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I still think the MDR-EX500 have the best value of all the series, they are phenomenal for $100.

The EX300 and EX500 are cool too.  I've never heard the EX310 or EX510, I'd love to hear the EX310 actually, since it has a very unusual IR.

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Originally Posted by Tus-Chan

So, I received my custom O2 a few days ago and it's awesome. Far better than my E9 IMO.

I went 47/0 with nothing but a Desert Eagle on MW3 using the O2 and a Q701.

Lol......

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Originally Posted by kiteki 

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Originally Posted by Tus-Chan 

So, I received my custom O2 a few days ago and it's awesome. Far better than my E9 IMO.

I went 47/0 with nothing but a Desert Eagle on MW3 using the O2 and a Q701.

 

Lol......

n00b

Lol is that your music taste Combat.

I finally got a haircut after ages going without one, and ohmaigawd is it easier to wear headphones now. I actually have to make headband adjustments because the volume of hair on top of my head changed significantly.

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Originally Posted by C.C.S. 

I don't know how many of you are interested in simple, relatively dark-sounding piano pieces, but a friend of mine just put this up on Bandcamp, and I thought I'd share it. Any feedback after listening would be appreciated.

 

http://lananda.bandcamp.com/

Hey, I had a listen.

Some really nice stuff... in fact it's the kind of stuff that I think would work really well as film / video score kind of music. It reminds me slightly of Phillip Glass. I particularly liked the ambient sounds in the interlude [moon] track.

Maybe you could suggest putting it on a Creative Commons license to her? There are any number of short films or indie video works that could use this kind of music, and in exchange she'll get exposure.

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Originally Posted by kiteki 

Lol is that your music taste Combat.

On fridays, yes! There's nothing that sounds better than a song about fridays on fridays, and I quite like fridays - especially on fridays.

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Originally Posted by jgray91 

I'm always feel dubious and doubtful whenever someone plays the 'everyone hears differently' card regarding audio impressions, esp on the more hot topics e.g. cables, DACs, etc. I mean surely that would also mean i hear a guitar or trumpet this particular way unique to myself only and the next guy besides me hears it uniquely different as well?
Idk im sure people here have gone down this roasd several times and argued and discussed this to death. Just wanting to voice my confusion.
On my N7 btw, so forgive the terse post.

A great passage in a book I read, though it concerns mainly postmodern relativism and the end of the meta narrative, it applies easily enough here:

"And what does not follow is the opposite extreme. If you reject the singular grand narrative, it does not follow that we should embrace an infinity of contradictory narratives. The philosopher Bernard Williams nailed this fallacy beautifully when he wrote, ‘As Clemenceau famously said at Versailles to a German who had wondered what future historians would say about all this, “They won’t say that Belgium invaded Germany.”

Who is that in your avatar btw, Combat?

Фёдор Влади́мирович Емелья́ненко photoshopped onto:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fedor_Emelianenko