[Currawong]

We're also debating this. The second run is pretty much sold out in advance of our shipping any. How does everyone feel about continuing this one, even though I said it was limited? Is that a cheat? Or just a logical response to a popular product?

It absolutely should continue. I feel like you're second-guessing yourself too much.
Totally selfish thing I'd like: A Mjolnir with double the number of inputs, and a remote, as it's a great pre-amp as well.

I was also going to suggest keeping the Mjolnir 2 going as it's cheaper, and some people want the tube option, but I'm guessing that would be too much hassle with all the tube issues now?

 

[HWB3]

How about sounds as good as popcorn tastes? Not an adjective, but descriptive.

 

[ArmchairPhilosopher]

I still maintain that Main Title from The Queen's Gambit would make for a pretty darn solid title sequence for the next Pirates of The Caribbean…

 

[R3DFIV3]

… better than around the rim of one’s …

 

[cgb3]

I have a question.
No, I think it's more of an observation…
Either way, it has the potential to start a class war, so please try to keep your responses somewhat civilized, mkay? Not that I will, or anything… ;p

I don't fly much. And the few times that I do, it's usually intercontinental. So maybe it's different on domestic flights.

So, whenever I'm on one of those long haul flights, I always try to get seats all the way in the back. (My personal favorite is the last outer row in a 747. Only two seats abreast, nice and quiet-ish, little to no foot traffic, close proximity to the source of those stale pretzels, no one's kicking your seat back or complaining about your reclining the entire flight, and by far the most shoulder space in economy.) That means that when I debark one of those long haul flights, I have to walk along nearly the entire length of both the economy and business class cabins, and I'm also able to take a peak into 1st.
And whenever I do, I always see the same thing: A somewhat messy economy class cabin, a mostly neat 1st class one, and an absolute pigsty of a business class.

So, based on that, I'd rather remain the poor-adjacent church mouse that I am or get stinkin' rich somehow. Because if the way the average intercontinental passenger leaves behind their personal space of the previous 12 hours is any indication, the upper 10% must be the worst place you could find yourself in, just crawling with egocentric pigs!

How's that for some armchair philosophizing!
Am I wrong, though?
Have at it!
(…while I slowly back away from the dumpster fire that I have just lit…)

I too hate to fly. When I have to, flying from east coast to west coast to visit family, I pay a little more for "coach plus". I sit in the row directly behind the bulkhead separating coach from the next class.

Generous legroom. No front passenger reclining into my lap. It still sucks, but less so.

 

[HWB3]

I still maintain that Main Title from The Queen's Gambit would make for a pretty darn solid title sequence for the next Pirates of The Caribbean…

I don't know what you just said but it sounds impressive.

 

[Ripper2860]

I'm right there with you.

 

[HWB3]

Make it make sense. HaHaHa.

 

[Ripper2860]

Yes.

ACP, please explain it to us like we're 5 year olds.

 

[ArmchairPhilosopher]

Now, don’t be silly. Why in the world would you assume that I actually understand what my brain puts out in the world myself?!

 

[HWB3]

Tomorrow is another day, my friend.

 

[bcschmerker4]

I'm forming a wishlist for the Byron (CA, USA) Shops. The Front Room is set for an execution of Dolby Laboratories (San Francisco, CA, USA) Atmos 3D sound: One McIntosh® MX100 driving eleven SCHITT® GJALLARHØRN™ and two VIDÅR™. But my den and Web station can make do with one MODIUS™ driving the pre-existing SONY® STR-DE945 with active sub and pre-existing Coby minicabs from a now-kaputt DVD transport/multiamp.

(OMS Japanese Christian Church of Walnut Creek (CA, USA) shall be a BULL of a set-up, as I've a full-custom Allenorgans® IV+P/72 (82 stops with GeniSys™ factored in) digital organ driving an array o' Definitive Tech in-wall and in-ceiling cabs (Hovedværk-Fjernværk-Pedål) plus no fewer than forty-eight "Atmos-ready" towers divided between the center north wall (Bryſtværk) and two brand-new pulpits (Rygpoſıtiv) planned; potential for a more precise DOLBY ATMOS sound than even professional cinema houses use — they're needed for real-time synthesis of a pipe-organ soundfield anyway.)

 

[schneller]

Has @Jason Stoddard or anyone else compared Magni Unity with Piety by chance?

 

[golfbravobravo]

I'm forming a wishlist for the Byron (CA, USA) Shops. The Front Room is set for an execution of Dolby Laboratories (San Francisco, CA, USA) Atmos 3D sound: One McIntosh® MX100 driving eleven SCHITT® GJALLARHØRN™ and two VIDÅR™. But my den and Web station can make do with one MODIUS™ driving the pre-existing SONY® STR-DE945 with active sub and pre-existing Coby minicabs from a now-kaputt DVD transport/multiamp.

(OMS Japanese Christian Church of Walnut Creek (CA, USA) shall be a BULL of a set-up, as I've a full-custom Allenorgans® IV+P/72 (82 stops with GeniSys™ factored in) digital organ driving an array o' Definitive Tech in-wall and in-ceiling cabs (Hovedværk-Fjernværk-Pedål) plus no fewer than forty-eight "Atmos-ready" towers divided between the center north wall (Bryſtværk) and two brand-new pulpits (Rygpoſıtiv) planned; potential for a more precise DOLBY ATMOS sound than even professional cinema houses use — they're needed for real-time synthesis of a pipe-organ soundfield anyway.)

The Byron sound is a Mig 17 and various L39s............

 

[JamminVMI]

Ok, this guy travels. Even has tubes to go!

Also, nice knob.

I do, and thank you!