Enverxis
Headphoneus Supremus
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oh yeah, I should post here, hahah.
Originally Posted by Cid /img/forum/go_quote.gif I'm not jealous. I just find it disturbing when people get everything handed to them instead of working for it like the rest of us. People who work for their gear appreciate it more. That's all. |
Originally Posted by Mrvile /img/forum/go_quote.gif it's not all that difficult to be able to afford these things. I work for a banquet center and get paid eight bucks an hour. With my short 20-hour work weeks, I'm bringing home $200 paychecks every two weeks. So within a month I'm easily able to afford a pair of HD650 or K701 and a decent amp. Let's say I save for six months. That's $2400 right there. That's more than enough money to afford all the audio gear I want. |
Originally Posted by Asr /img/forum/go_quote.gif x4 on being amazed by the ages of some Head-Fiers! More teenagers here than I thought there were. There's also some envy involved for teenagers who work for their gear - for most of you, all money earned is probably disposable income. You guys don't have to worry about paying for food, rent, and energy/water/Internet bills. Those sap away money that could otherwise go to more and more gear! |
Originally Posted by Chef Medeski /img/forum/go_quote.gif Holy Crap. $1000s of dollars for people under 18. I thought I was robbing the bank by buying the Tomahawk and now I have to sell it due to financial causes. Me, Ive only spend about $350 on stuff that I have kept so far, my Etys and HF-1s. I probably lost about $100 to various cables,tips, and amps that I resold. So, $450 max. Which suprisingly is how much I made by selling off that Hornet and a couple other peices in one day. Wow, this is looking more like wave in the ocean than a bank account. |
Originally Posted by hYdrociTy /img/forum/go_quote.gif that better not have been a "withdrawal" from teh university fund Yea half of my stuffs are from my part time jobs and other half.... uhh IOUs? lol. |