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

[Derrick Swart]

Stoked to get the MJ3 in, very unique sound! Smooth as can be, yet without losing detail or slam. A great addition to my pile of Schiit, though still considering whether I'm going to keep all these amps before I buy the cables necessary to put them all on the switch. But given how different each presentation is with different headphones and music, it's very tempting to call this a versatile endgame setup.

Serious Schiit

 

[LobalWarming]

Unless you use harsh cleaners or physically nudge your gear around a lot, the rubber feet that Schiit uses don't leave any residue.
Try using a cleaning agent on your gear that doesn't attack rubber. So, no limonene or alcohol based cleaners.
I dust my gear with a dry cloth, that's good enough for me.

I only allow dry organic dust to fall on my gear. Damp dust is not permitted.

 

[Charente]

That's a wonderful pile of Schiit and all in black tie.

Yes ... and a black Mjolnir 2 !!

 

[Charente]

"Pumpkin ale" (or indeed any ale flavored with fruit) sounds disgusting to me.

Agreed ... the Belgians produce 'fruity beer' ... how can that be 'beer', by definition ?!

Some of their other, more usual beer is excellent tho'.

 

[Derrick Swart]

Agreed ... the Belgians produce 'fruity beer' ... how can that be 'beer', by definition ?!

Some of their other, more usual beer is excellent tho'.

yday i tried KEREL (an amazing 15% of alcohol, which I found out afterwards ...)
nice but I prefer two Duvel.

 

[Charente]

yday i tried KEREL (an amazing 15% of alcohol, which I found out afterwards ...)
nice but I prefer two Duvel.

15% !!! ... I thought I already tried the strongest beer ... the Dutch 'Elfde Gebod' ... it's called the eleventh commandment coz it's 11% ! It's Good ... in moderation !

 

[Timster]

15% !!! ... I thought I already tried the strongest beer ... the Dutch 'Elfde Gebod' ... it's called the eleventh commandment coz it's 11% ! It's Good ... in moderation !

There's plenty out there that punch above 11%.
Here's an impressive imperial stout from Estonia : https://puhastebeer.com/shop/beer/epicus-bourbon-ba-imperial-stout-15-7-50eur
(The team at Puhaste, and another called Pojhala, in Estonia, make some impressive brews)

Haven't tried that one yet, but have others from the same brewery/style that sit in the 13-15% range, and quite a few from other places.
The strongest I have on my list is from BrewDog. It was called Tokyo, a big imperial stout with 18.2% of warning warming goodness.

I'll be in Amsterdam in 3.5 weeks, I'm gonna look out for Elfde Gebod

 

[Derrick Swart]

15% !!! ... I thought I already tried the strongest beer ... the Dutch 'Elfde Gebod' ... it's called the eleventh commandment coz it's 11% ! It's Good ... in moderation !

Oui, not for everybody!

Hence the name Kerel

according to google:
English=fellow
French= gars

But I would say:
English=tough chap
French= homme dur

 

[Derrick Swart]

There's plenty out there that punch above 11%.
Here's an impressive imperial stout from Estonia : https://puhastebeer.com/shop/beer/epicus-bourbon-ba-imperial-stout-15-7-50eur
(The team at Puhaste, and another called Pojhala, in Estonia, make some impressive brews)

Haven't tried that one yet, but have others from the same brewery/style that sit in the 13-15% range, and quite a few from other places.
The strongest I have on my list is from BrewDog. It was called Tokyo, a big imperial stout with 18.2% of warning warming goodness.

I'll be in Amsterdam in 3.5 weeks, I'm gonna look out for Elfde Gebod

Try a KWAK beer from the tap in original glass. Quite an experience!

There are still some bruin cafes in A'dam that serve that.

 

[Charente]

Oui, not for everybody!

A bit like a Mjolnir 3 then !!

 

[Charente]

Try a KWAK beer from the tap in original glass. Quite an experience!


There are still some bruin cafes in A'dam that serve that.

Tried it and LOVE IT !!

 

[MisterMudd]

I have owned and raised many a cat and he is one of the best. He greets visitors then steals their chairs when they stand up.

Well, he must know the old adage about fish and company. Smart cat.

 

[Charente]

There's plenty out there that punch above 11%.
Here's an impressive imperial stout from Estonia : https://puhastebeer.com/shop/beer/epicus-bourbon-ba-imperial-stout-15-7-50eur
(The team at Puhaste, and another called Pojhala, in Estonia, make some impressive brews)

Haven't tried that one yet, but have others from the same brewery/style that sit in the 13-15% range, and quite a few from other places.
The strongest I have on my list is from BrewDog. It was called Tokyo, a big imperial stout with 18.2% of warning warming goodness.

I'll be in Amsterdam in 3.5 weeks, I'm gonna look out for Elfde Gebod

I lead a sheltered life here in the SW of France !! ... and don't travel anywhere near as much as I used to.

 

[GearMe]

There's plenty out there that punch above 11%.
Here's an impressive imperial stout from Estonia : https://puhastebeer.com/shop/beer/epicus-bourbon-ba-imperial-stout-15-7-50eur
(The team at Puhaste, and another called Pojhala, in Estonia, make some impressive brews)

Haven't tried that one yet, but have others from the same brewery/style that sit in the 13-15% range, and quite a few from other places.
The strongest I have on my list is from BrewDog. It was called Tokyo, a big imperial stout with 18.2% of warning warming goodness.

I'll be in Amsterdam in 3.5 weeks, I'm gonna look out for Elfde Gebod

And now for something completely different...

BrewDog also has some AF beers that taste good as well -- 20 Calories and 2.3 Carbs

 

[audio philestine]

I'm surrounded by philistines.