The diary entries of a little girl who is now 30! ~ Part 2 - Page 377

There's got to be a breaking point though. If it falls to low enough businesses, whatever business they may be, will just stop producing and shutter their windows because it won't be worth it to keep producing products.

Just got my Reflink. What does 50fs of jitter sound like? It sounds good. I'm using a $12 SPDIF Belden 1505a as the DAC only cares how the coax cable measures, and this one is rated out to 4.5 GHz. If only Belden made way overspecified USB cable for $12... Maybe if they connected to the computer over CAT7 or something.

They're still making the same amount of yen, it's the pricing for outsiders that's affected (lowered) relative to currency exchange. This is good for Japanese exports, they'll sell a lot of stuff, and it's fantastic for tourism, lots of fat Americans going over and spending tons of dollars in Tokyo. However, it's bad for imports, because things from other countries will cost more yen.

Was going to say it was bad and saw through Digital's view. 

 

But I'm guessing they're not doing too well do to the falling currency/inflation? :s Here we had inflation during the recession, so idk how closely they correlate.

Just look at it as a good time to save and avoid buying too many things, for now. Then when the yen rebounds, you'll have more money relative to the economy. Look on the positive side.

I see. Thanks for the tip.

A few quick impressions on a couple of usual suspects:

DT990 - My kind of sound. It suits EDM very good, however, I also got a very strong feeling of deja vu when listening to them. The weight, the edginess of the treble and so on. I don't know, I just feel that these are not at all what my next headphones should sound like.

K550 - not really my cup of tea at all, but that's, strange as it may sound, ultimately what I am looking for. Something new and fresh. They did however sound a bit sibilant, is this something you guys can confirm? I listened through a beyer amp. They seemed to be more fragile and lightweight than their pictures had me believe. I don't know how I feel about them. Disappointed? In love? Love-hate?

^The DT990 Pro's are one of the best budget 'phones on the market. I used a pair of them for 15years before going to the Sennheiser HD600's.

 

I'm playing DS3 on the pc. Re-installing the game cleared most of the problems, though I still get an occasional glitch when using the Benches. It's more of a straight-up shooter, now.

 

Really? I'm a doctor but I've never heard of upgrading sound quality by getting your ears professionally cleaned by an ENT doctor. Then again, I never got to train in the ENT department... maybe I should give it a try. I thought this might be helpful for old people whose hearing is really impaired, but it works for young people like you too?

One thing that slays me about DS3: microtransactions. Want a better gun? That'll be $5. Want cool stuff that shoulda been included in the game from the start? That'll be another $15. Maybe I'm just too old-fashioned. but for $60 I kinda expect this stuff to be included in the purchase price.

That'a alright. You can reload a save or enter a room multiple times to do the same thing.

 

I hate EA and it's love of micro transactions(that aren't intergal, but shoehorned in).

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Ugh, I was literally just on the phone trying to schedule an appointment with an ENT doctor 5 minutes ago, and was told that I can't see one until I get a referral from my GP explaining that I have an issue. Of course, being as awkward as I am, my "reason" was that I wanted to schedule for a yearly checkup because I suspected there was deeper buildup that I couldn't remove with debrox.

I should have just told them that I'm an aspiring wanna-be-musician getting custom in-ear impressions taken soon, and need them cleaned properly.

Edited by Sylverant - 2/7/13 at 1:31pm