[Skylab]

OMG that is priceless.

"and so I say, Schiit Into America!"

Sir Dennis Eton-Hogg

(I wonder how many people actually get this)...

 

[Anaxilus]

So how much for that Schitty shirt?  Hurry before I lock my wallet back up!

 

[hodgjy]

It's a generational thing.  I'm finding people born after the 1980s are missing out on so much fine, historical pop culture.
 
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OMG that is priceless.
"and so I say, Schiit Into America!"
Sir Dennis Eton-Hogg
(I wonder how many people actually get this)...

 

[SoupRKnowva]

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Please tell me this will be on the website for sale soon

 

[dleblanc343]

I'd buy the shirt, have it ship with my mjolnir/gungnir combo please

 

[O8h7w]

I'd buy that shirt. Maybe two or three of them, I'd have a laugh every morning. And it would, indeed, be my first shirt of the white-text-on-a-black-shirt variety.

 

[purrin]

LOL. I can't believe I actually wrote that. Give me more of CEETEE's sake.

 

[scootermafia]

Praise Jude, my amp finally got scanned, it's in my hometown now so it will come Thursday afternoon.  Prepare for the early impressions.

 

[Jason Stoddard]

Hey all,
 
In reference to the t-shirt discussion above...
 
We held off on offering Schiit schwag for a long time, because it seemed that most on-demand printers wanted, like $30 for an American Apparel t-shirt. In good conscience, we couldn't charge you that. Nor did we have the time to set up an actual production buy. So we sat on our butts and did nothing.
 
However, last night we found a place with decent pricing, and now we can finally offer you some shirts! Yes, including the "Indeed the Schiit" shirt:
 
schiit.spreadshirt.com
 
Note that we are taking zero commission on this--the shirts are the base Spreadshirt price. Bottom line, if we gotta try to get rich selling schwag, then we need to get a life. 
 
And yes, these are the more expensive American Apparel shirts. You didn't expect us to go with a non-US manufacturer, did you? Especially when American Apparel is made in Los Angeles, just a few minutes or hours drive from us, depending on the time of day.
 
Enjoy the shirts!
 
Jason

 

[DarknightDK]

This is great news! Loving this Schiit.

 

[Defiant00]

I just might have to get that shirt, that's hilarious.

 

[scootermafia]

Some quick straight out of the box impressions:
 
Well packed, heavy, very solid metal, nice build quality and appearance.  I would probably replace (personally) the Phillips head screws with something sexier.  Torx or socket caps plz.  
 
My initial impression is that it sounds better than the B22 or the Phoenix.  If I had any initial criticism with the HD800, I think that it's a bit aggressive, metallic, intense, maybe less sexy midrange than the B22.  It's still better than the Phoenix which is harsh with HD800.  But compared with B22 the Mjo has more treble detail, a slightly higher and more believable soundstage, the sound is overall more realistic, it has a lot more slam and excitement, the bass is better.  At $750, people would be insane not to buy one of these before anything else.  It's hardly more expensive than some portable amps. Considering that it costs $3000 to commission a new B22 and over $1000 to DIY a half decent one, you would be nuts to consider a B22 when this amp exists.  
 
Edit:  LCD3 is greatly preferable over HD800 with this amp.  It's just better in every way.  More natural, realistic, and just in a better balance.  This is still one of the best HD800 amps, though.
 
I will be editing this post as new things come to me. 

 

[grokit]

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Some quick straight out of the box impressions:
 
Well packed, heavy, very solid metal, nice build quality and appearance.  I would probably replace (personally) the Phillips head screws with something sexier.  Torx or socket caps plz.  
 
My initial impression is that it sounds better than the B22 or the Phoenix.  If I had any initial criticism with the HD800, I think that it's a bit aggressive, metallic, intense, maybe less sexy midrange than the B22.  It's still better than the Phoenix which is harsh with HD800.  But compared with B22 the Mjo has more treble detail, a slightly higher and more believable soundstage, the sound is overall more realistic, it has a lot more slam and excitement, the bass is better.  At $750, people would be insane not to buy one of these before anything else.  It's hardly more expensive than some portable amps. Considering that it costs $3000 to commission a new B22 and over $1000 to DIY a half decent one, you would be nuts to consider a B22 when this amp exists.  
 
Edit:  LCD3 is greatly preferable over HD800 with this amp.  It's just better in every way.  More natural, realistic, and just in a better balance.  This is still one of the best HD800 amps, though.
 
I will be editing this post as new things come to me. 

 
Haha, don't pull any punches--tell us how you really feel

 
The LCD3/Mjolnir pairing sounds like something I would really like to hear!

 

[beaver316]

Hmm if the LCD3 pairs well with the Mjolnir, then i suppose the LCD2 should as well?

 

[scootermafia]

LCD3 + Mjo is outrageously good.  There's such powerful bass, texture and detail, beauty...everyone should shoot for this setup.  I'm using it with the AudioGD RE-7 DAC and the Audiophilleo1 USB transport.  
 
Also, yeah I expect to be trolled since I said it was real good right off the bat.  I can't help it if it's awesome.