[bowei006]

Audeze just announced that someone stole a quarter of a million USD ($250,000) worth of headphones from their warehouse in a breakin!
 
that's like...100 headphones man!
 
That sucks. I hope they catch the perp.

 

[akiroz]

  This thing would sell like hotcakes if Apple would make it.

LOLZ
 

  Audeze just announced that someone stole a quarter of a million USD ($250,000) worth of headphones from their warehouse in a breakin!
 
that's like...100 headphones man!
 
That sucks. I hope they catch the perp.

It's pretty hard to  believe 100 headphones adds up to a quarter million dollars.

 

[bowei006]

  LOLZ
 
It's pretty hard to  believe 100 headphones adds up to a quarter million dollars.

Not as much when you consider that they were $2,000 to $3,000 

 
They are packaged in easy transport Pelicans
 
Once you get access to a facility like that, its pretty much easy grab and go which is probably why they lost so many. Because it was so easy to just grab some and run. 

 One of the cons of dem awesome pelicans unfortunately

 

[Accoun]

 
I wish I knew how to make music......

 
I'm currently using Ardour (DAW) and Cadence (Audio/MIDI patch bay) for audio related work. Both are free
 
EDIT:
HOLY CRAP!! Renoise license costs just $90? Seem like a great deal given all the features.

 
Well, Renoise demo only disables song exporting (not even project saving)*. The downside is that Renoise doesn't come with any synths (although some people managed to make some faux-synths with LFOs, ring modulation and other effects for fun) and the built-in effects aren't that great. Reaper is simillar - low price that comes with a great editor, but not much in terms of content (although the few native Reaper effects are pretty good. Interestingly, they offer some of them as free VSTs for use in other DAWs). Reaper is also even cheaper at $60 for a discounted licence.
I guess that's just a different approach. FL/Logic/Ableton users seem to like their built-in synths and especially effects, but they ramp up the price.
 
Also, since you're on Linux, Renoise also works on it. Although of course there are far less plug-ins available than on Windows or even OSX.
 
 
 
 
 
 
*my bad, also ASIO and instrument resampling. There's also added hiss with ReWire.

 

[Tom Yum Goong]

I'm a bit tired of animes set in highschools, but do you know what I would be super down for?
A show about a highschool debate club! Now that would be interesting.....or a total disaster.
Most likely a disaster since the anime industry seems to lack people who are able to write engaging dialogues.

 

[miceblue]

I'm a bit tired of animes set in highschools, but do you know what I would be super down for?

A show about a highschool debate club! Now that would be interesting.....or a total disaster.

Most likely a disaster since the anime industry seems to lack people who are able to write engaging dialogues.

Still waiting for K-ON!!! where they document the lives of the main characters as they move on with their lives.

Or Free! college edition.

I think Clannad: After Story is the only real anime I've seen where the characters move on past high school.......and I still haven't finished it. lol

 

[Tom Yum Goong]

I think Clannad: After Story is the only real anime I've seen where the characters move on past high school.......and I still haven't finished it. lol

That's one big reason why I like Shirobako so much. It's about people who are fresh out of school and try to find a place in the cold and miserable world of adulthood.

 

[Rozenberg]

So, is the Noble 4 considered to be in the bright side?
Holy cow man, what to get in da' future

 

[AxelCloris]

I can't say that I've heard the Noble 4 called bright by anyone other than those who prefer deep, dark sounds. From what I heard I wouldn't call it bright. I'd say that it was clear and detailed but it had a pretty balanced sound overall. The highs were pretty smooth sounding, it was quite nice. Keep in mind this is from sonic memory dating back to October. But I remember that I quite liked the 4, and I don't care much for overly bright sound signatures.

 

[Tom Yum Goong]

  So, is the Noble 4 considered to be in the bright side?
Holy cow man, what to get in da' future

Ersonics SM64

 

[Rozenberg]

^^ how could you show up everytime I mention Noble 4 here?
Well, one thing I wanna know is the bass. I'm no fan of bass, but having too low bass isn't too good too.
If it's balanced, then I worry less about it, but if it leans to being bright, then I start to worry.
Though the mids should be superior, and that's how I like it actually. If only there's other IEM with same quality but lower price, I might grab that other IEM faster
 
 
Ho ree schiit TYG you could load headfi already?
Btw your earsonics is supposedly more expensive no? How could you get em btw? I didn't see it around here, in the glorious Vaterland

 

[Tom Yum Goong]

  Ho ree schiit TYG you could load headfi already?
Btw your earsonics is supposedly more expensive no? How could you get em btw? I didn't see it around here, in the glorious Vaterland

God had mercy with me.
I bought them directly from Earsonics. No stupid customs shenanigans because France.
Isn't the Noble 4 also €400?

 

[Rozenberg]

  God had mercy with me.
I bought them directly from Earsonics. No stupid customs shenanigans because France.
Isn't the Noble 4 also €400?

And here I thought the SM32 was already around that price...
 
Hmm... $450 but probably from China
If the seller wanted to cooperate then I maybe could avoid tax.
So yeah, more or less total to 400€ as well
Ho ree schiit mang, if only Uni Hannover had already applied tuition free college since 2 years ago, I might be able to get summit-fi IEM already
curse you Hannover!

 

[AxelCloris]

Hmm, I wouldn't say that it was mid forward. It felt like everything had a nice smooth even sound. It wasn't as detailed as the 8C that I heard but then again I believe that the 8C has enhanced highs and separation compared to the 4. The 4 would be the one I'd buy right now if I was choosing a Noble IEM with my money. A nice, smooth balanced sound without much emphasis anywhere or sharp falloff on either end. Like you, I don't like excessive bass, it's irritating. But things that are too bright are tiring after a while as well. I go balanced sound with a touch of color when I can.
 
And I have no idea how I'm always looking when you talk about the Noble. I don't work for them nor do I currently own any of their products. I do covet them, though. So pretty...

 

[Netforce]

  So, is the Noble 4 considered to be in the bright side?
Holy cow man, what to get in da' future

  ^^ how could you show up everytime I mention Noble 4 here?
Well, one thing I wanna know is the bass. I'm no fan of bass, but having too low bass isn't too good too.
If it's balanced, then I worry less about it, but if it leans to being bright, then I start to worry.
Though the mids should be superior, and that's how I like it actually. If only there's other IEM with same quality but lower price, I might grab that other IEM faster
 
 
Ho ree schiit TYG you could load headfi already?
Btw your earsonics is supposedly more expensive no? How could you get em btw? I didn't see it around here, in the glorious Vaterland

Noble 4 can get a tad bright on bright recordings personally but nothing too bad, the gr07 I would say is brighter.
 
Bass on the noble 4 is decent but nothing too spectacular to write home about. For me if I am listening to bassy fun music I grab my vivo xe800 (gr07 rebrand) and for nearly everything else the noble 4 works for me.