I guess it depends on your idea of recent. I count 4 for sale going back to the 12th of January.

There is a 3move on the for sale board right now.

It seems like a flurry of Mustangs have popped up on the for-sale board recently. Is that a trend? What are people replacing their Mustangs with?

ha nice... and why? is it too noisy on Air Force One? do they have to double as a chew toy for the new dog?

Davicho - You make a good point that cars can be just as isolating. I have never understood how those high end cars that sell noise isolation are allowed to be made. More broadly...I suppose I was trying to carve out the issue that I saw developing on the thread in rational terms that could...

To celebrate inauguration day I thought I would put for a challenge to you head-fi'ers. What headphone rigs would you pick for Obama's and members of the new administration...and why???? W3's and an iPod for Pres. Obama? Grado's for the 1st lady? Portapro's, Fiio E3's and nanos for the...

congrats!

Something to consider is other examples...like a high noise worksite. Certainly people ideally want to be able to hear at a gun range or a factory but there is a trade off of protecting your ears vs. being able to receive the sound cues that might prevent an accident. Also you might...

I have no deductible. And in my experience, there was a minimum yearly fee that had several thousand in coverage so I worked it out to decide how much I could cover as cheaply as possible. They are going to insure things for the cost of purchase so you bring in receipts for...

yeah I agree that it sounds like a bad idea not to have your ears available while riding.

Your situation inspired me to post on insurance here: Personal Articles Policy Might be helpful next time around.

Hi. I just read a post about a head-fi loving guy who's dog ate his headphones and thought I would share a bit of info about insurance. It wasn't until I was I in my mid-20's that I realized I could get affordable insurance to protect much of my electronic gear. At the time I was buying...

What you might want to try is something like musician earplugs like the er20's. If I understand the principle - they are meant to block dangerously loud sound levels but allow you to hear normal sounds.

I tried out a pair of PK2's. I can't compare to the other headphones you are considering but the PK2's are a very nice earbud. $75ish seems fair to me for the sound quality. They are built solid as well. I am sure any of those headphones will be an improvement.

EFN these amps are never going to stay in stock if you keep talking them up like this.