Miles Davis = Kind of Blue.

An other great looking one:

Quote: Originally Posted by slattikarma I just joined Team Ebony. Looking forward to a shipping notice in a coupla weeks!! Not looking forward to my bank statement arriving in the mail.... Slattikarma, not sure if you are familiar with this thread...

Had one for dinner...

Changeling 8/10. Jolie plays her role very well. Great soundtrack from Clint Eastwood himself Australia 6/10. Two movies for the price of one.

I'm a happy owner of SB classic. Supposedly it has a better internal DAC compared to the Duet. I use it with the Opus 21 CD player DAC. It has a Last FM plug-in and it's amazing how 128 kbs sound sounds. Recommended!!

Ok, some more good scores: - Atonement - Changeling by Cliny Eastwood(nominated for the Golden Globe). - The Touch (lousy movie, brilliant score)

Quote: Originally Posted by lon420 Very interesting pads. About the discoloration, though... are these (hand)washable? Discoloration is not caused by dirt (ear wax). Is the white stuff inside that tends to get slightly brownish over time. I hate the black gels and love the...

Although these are not Ebony, but Bloodwood. I think (also because of the name) these qualify for this thread. Quote: Originally Posted by smashing Here's something that just arrived in the mail...

I'm not sure if it's already mentioned here, but you guys really should try James Bond's latest QUANTUM OF SOLACE. Also great SQ

Quote: Originally Posted by apatN Bring the Darths and Denon instead. I can bring my DT880 and LittleDot I guess. My source is my PC, won't be carrying that with me. Ok for the Darths and the Denons....as well...

I'm interested as well. Will bring the Lisa III and the Reference.

Hopefully someone is able and willing to help!

The amp died. First there was a bass imbalance between left and right and now nothing. No light. No sound. A professional looked at it and told me that the schematics of the amp would be very helpful. Anyone out there who has the schematics and willing to send them?

Quote: Originally Posted by davidhunternyc These are, in my opinion, the two greatest science-fiction films of all time. I would normally add also, "2001: A Space Odyssey," but I think this film is in a category all of its own. Yes, I have not included Star Wars, I know. Please weigh in...