I mean, not really. Reminds me of the 6 train around here. I don't need more than one 6 train in my life. But hi there.

Jahn and I have migrated over to thegearpage.net. Similar vibe as head-fi of the olden days, but for guitar-gear obsessives. I'm back just because my wife needs some new earphones.

Am I missing something... is there a reason the Beyerdynamic DT1350 aren't mentioned in this thread?  

hmmm... that may be a good idea.  i just need to train my wife to use the ALAC albums.  so there's no way to create two different Libraries... a portable and a home?

i have ALAC files to stream to my home stereo, and compressed 256 VBR versions for my iPod...    so how do i keep the 256 versions out of my main library so i don't have to hear every song twice on my stereo?   TIA!!   -VA

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i'm rocking the "January 2004"... certainly not an original gangsta, but i guess i'm old enough to be 2nd Wave.   not around much anymore... been cruising guitar forums lately.  Members' Lounge seems a little lonelier than the last time i was here? :(

WOW.   i didn't realize i'd been away so long.  it's all so....different!   i'm pretty adaptable... i'm here more for the content than the design, but this will definitely take a little getting used to.  my first reaction is... corporate?  it reminds of the SharePoint stuff we use at...

there is most definitely not enough love for the Parliafunkadelicment camp here... probably because leeperry is a hater (i kid, i kid). but George Clinton's influence and output cannot be misunderestimated. i strongly recommend any self-respecting or blossoming funkster pick up these two...

a corvette will have more giddyup than a non-M bimmer, but won't handle the curves as well. i drive a 2000 540i Touring... beastly V8 wagon with great handling. no major maintenance issues with it... yet (knock on wood!). only complaint is that it sucks gas like a mofo, but what can you...

Quote: Originally Posted by Graphicism Ray's Pizza... I think it's on 8th Ave. ew. no. Quote: Originally Posted by Drag0n Grimaldi's Pizza - Under the Brooklyn Bridge. Frank Sinatra's favourite place. Grimaldi's Pizzeria Grimaldi's is good... as are...

let's wait and see what happens with this lawsuit Apple filed against HTC for patent infringement. they definitely have Android and Google in their crosshairs.

Quote: Originally Posted by ChromeJob This looks a lot like an old postman's satchel. (two thumbs up) Once upon a time, leather mailman's bags (USPS) were prized and highly sought after, for their construction, and the "weathering" that came from years on the shoulder. I dislike...

Quote: Originally Posted by VicAjax a little update... to see which i like better, i ordered this bag in both the brompton midnight color (above) and the hand-rubbed citation sahara: first of all, they're both really nice, and very well made. they're not just different...

Quote: Originally Posted by chadbang A feature-limited, reined-in product is brilliant? I guess I should buy a car that only goes 55 mph so I don't speed. Or become a celebate Catholic priest so I can't have sex with children (er, sorry, I just had to throw that in there.)...

Quote: Originally Posted by TrumpOrMonkey If they are Evisu Europe don't touch them. Buy Naked and Famous ones instead. They'd be of better quality for just as much/cheaper. If you are buying raw I suggest 2 sizes up from your normal size, as they will shrink with a wash or two...

Quote: Originally Posted by Landis Nothing fancy, but I like the style and the album! good album, too! have you heard the one he recorded with Ali Farka Toure?

Quote: Originally Posted by VicAjax some good suggestions here... thanks! i've really got my eye one this one right now: it's the Sackett Messenger by Moore & Giles a little update... to see which i like better, i ordered this bag in both the brompton midnight color...

Quote: Originally Posted by gilency LOL. I am not sure there are many magazines with the broad depth of knowledge and analysis the Economist provides. It does provide an Anglo-Saxon view of economics and politics that I truly enjoy and describes nicely the root of problems and...

Quote: Originally Posted by shuttleboi I only like professional-looking messenger bags with clean lines. Jack Spade messenger bags: i was a Jack Spade early adopter, back when he first opened his boutique in Soho. love the way the bags look, but they completely fell...

Quote: Originally Posted by ChromeJob That's why my daily bag is a Patagonia Vertical Mass. Wish I'd bought an extra when they were still around.... it looks like a great bag for travel and weekends... i just need something a little schmancier for business.

Quote: Originally Posted by AmanGeorge Yeah, the Economist is more "little l" libertarian than "Big L" Libertarian, if you will and this speaks to the point that, like all ideologies, there is a sliding scale of libertarianism. it's not a light switch.

Quote: Originally Posted by Antony6555 What's the difference? I'm not asking to be obtuse, I just looked up the definition of classical liberalism and it seems pretty much the same, ie limited governmental role with lots of individual freedom. i think in the past 2 years or so...

Quote: Originally Posted by DeusEx What does that make the others, then? Skullcandy?