Schiit Happened: The Story of the World's Most Improbable Start-Up

[bcowen]

To all those across the pond, Happy Thanksgiving this weekend!

Enjoy your turkey and your Schiit audio.
But not on the same plate. I'm not sure that the Schiit audio warranty covers turkey juice within the circuitry.

I believe they only cover cranberry stains.

Which is why silver is more expensive. The stains don't show on black.

 

[Syan25]

Guys,

No these are not badly cooked eggs.
These are English crumpets. Add a bit of butter and let it melt, and enjoy.

It's a British breakfast thing...

Not sure if you can get them out there...

 

[sam6550a]

Guys,

No these are not badly cooked eggs.
These are English crumpets. Add a bit of butter and let it melt, and enjoy.

It's a British breakfast thing...

Not sure if you can get them out there...

They look like we colonists call English Muffins.

 

[Whazzzup]

They look like we colonists call English Muffins.

Similar but spongier. Cool toasting effect

 

[Lavcat]

Can anyone tell me what frequency the opening organ note of Also Sprach Zarathustra is?

 

[sam6550a]

Can anyone tell me what frequency the opening organ note of Also Sprach Zarathustra is?

Two octaves below middle C. That is about 64 hz, but most performances pedal down to 32 Hz or 16 Hz.

 

[JohnnyCanuck]

Guys,

No these are not badly cooked eggs.
These are English crumpets. Add a bit of butter and let it melt, and enjoy.

It's a British breakfast thing...

Not sure if you can get them out there...

They're common here in the colonies.


JC

 

[sixergixer]

This is opposed to "If you build it, they will come." Oh well.

In my bleary post-Thanksgiving dinner delirium, I read that as BOOB AMPS.

 

[bevanc]

Guys,

No these are not badly cooked eggs.
These are English crumpets. Add a bit of butter and let it melt, and enjoy.

It's a British breakfast thing...

Not sure if you can get them out there...

Trader Joe's carry them and you get the Warburton's one at Costco from time to time. Have some at home right now in fact. Great with butter and Marmite. If you like Marmite....

 

[rowdyrobot]

In my bleary post-Thanksgiving dinner delirium, I read that as BOOB AMPS.

I’d say you’ve had good IPA’s or equivalent flowing, and new Schiit gear in the back of your mind throughout the pleasant family banter and euphoric story telling - as have I.
When the official party ends, the stereo still awaits.

 

[sopranomi]

Oh? I never thought to double check any of these numbers. Maybe things won't be as mismatched as I thought.

I remember seeing a similar error in the Gjallarhorn input sensitivity spec.

 

[The 48FB]

Guys,

No these are not badly cooked eggs.
These are English crumpets. Add a bit of butter and let it melt, and enjoy.

It's a British breakfast thing...

Not sure if you can get them out there...

We certainly can in Houston and many other places with British stores - some supermarkets carry them aswell.
Toasted with loads of butter - perfect !

 

[Paladin79]

Can we not talk about food right now, I just got home from Thanksgiving dinner and I am quite full.

 

[jonathan c]

Trader Joe's carry them and you get the Warburton's one at Costco from time to time. Have some at home right now in fact. Great with butter and Marmite. **If you like Marmite....**

.... we used to say "Ma might like it, not us!"

 

[jonathan c]

Can we not talk about food right now, I just got home from Thanksgiving dinner and I am quite full.

OK then! How about that cutlery?!