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1444 - Schiit Asgard headphone amp

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmkDMTU-hb4

Rockbox is not developed for the sflo.

its just a way to make films you don't hear anyone complaining about how many live action films ive seen in the past 6 months.

Quote: Originally Posted by logwed University of Minnesota Twin Cities, looking to study Aeronautical Engineering. thats the same college i'll be attending next year in cbs doing something with biology doing full time pseo now though, so i've some umn experience.

Quote: Originally Posted by Landis If I'm not mistaken, Cydia just helps find cracked iPhone apps, so wouldn't that iBlacklist app then exist for purchasing from the iTunes store? you're incredibly mistaken jailbreaking enables the usage of cydia which essentially allows the...

i would be up for one if close enough but i have very little to offer up in terms of equipment

Cydia shop items safari download manager youtube download manager snowcover (allows you to use touch gestures to control music on the lock screen but it sucks up battery like no other) ifile usb drive - this program actually allows you to section off a portion of your flash space to use...

unique squared has a pretty good amazon reseller rating Amazon.com At a Glance: Unique Squared Inc.

Quote: Originally Posted by Judge Buff Well... I had two thoughts after reading the last page or so of posts: When people have the inclination to sit around and analyze drum sounds between headphones, it may be time to talk to other people... in person that is, not over an internet...

Quote: Originally Posted by St3ve He certainly has. I am listening to it right now and it is wonderful. imo i don't really like the rhythmically stringent way he plays it true he's the only one who's recorded it that way but to me it just sounds off apparently its rodrigo's...

kazuhito yama****a's recording is imo the best recording the head-fi word censor blocks the synonym for poop Amazon.com: Rodrigo: Concierto de Aranjuez / Castelnuovo-Tedesco: Guitar Concerto No.1 (rec. 1979): Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Joaquin Rodrigo, Shigenobu Yamaoka, Tokyo Philharmonic...

pretty much all flamenco music that contains "bulerias" i recommend vincente amigo's first album "de mi corazon al aire" although the album does contain some solo guitar work there is plenty of palmas (rhythm clapping) and background percussion as well. heres a popular vicente amigo...

YouTube - Camarón Paco Lucia this recording is por bulerias i believe camaron and paco de lucia have a collaboration album but im not sure what its name is