[dangill]

From my meandering, I find that the Head-Fi favorites can be tricky to track down offline. I spent a chunk of time this morning in a very cool shop called dijitalfix at Valencia and 19th in San Francisco. They carry Grado, Audiotechnica, and plenty of other cool stuff that intersects art and sound.

I have no affiliation with the store of any kind, but I can say it's definitely worth swinging by. Pics below:

 

[wolfetan44]

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From my meandering, I find that the Head-Fi favorites can be tricky to track down offline. I spent a chunk of time this morning in a very cool shop called dijitalfix at Valencia and 19th in San Francisco. They carry Grado, Audiotechnica, and plenty of other cool stuff that intersects art and sound.

I have no affiliation with the store of any kind, but I can say it's definitely worth swinging by. Pics below:

What is a platform partner? Anyways, It looks alright, I may make a trip up there if I'm bored, as I'm axious to hear high-end Grado's. Which did they have?

 

[dangill]

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What is a platform partner? 

 
It means that I work for the company that makes that software that powers Head-Fi...we just use that badge so that if we ever need to test things, etc. 
 
Anyway, the store is definitely worth checking out. 

 

[wolfetan44]

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What is a platform partner? 

 
It means that I work for the company that makes that software that powers Head-Fi...we just use that badge so that if we ever need to test things, etc. 
 
Anyway, the store is definitely worth checking out. 

Got it, I'll check it out sometime

 

[MellonCollie]

Does anyone know a store like this in the OC?

 

[audionewbi]

Wish we had a store like that in Sydney.