[razer]

Is it true that they give free AT wines when u purchase the W5000 ?

 

[pezzy]

ooo the audio technica taste?

it is probably a cheap wine relabelled...but doesnt really matter to me booze is booze

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is this a taiwanese release only gimmick?

 

[ken36]

Be nice to have a bottle, but then I would drink it.

 

[Habib]

confirmed

 

[raisin]

Well that clinchs it, I'm selling my l3k's and getting the W5000's!

 

[razer]

I read that its brewed by Audio Technica themselves.....Wonder if that forum member has his sources right...

 

[discord]

I wonder if they sell it seperately as an accessory

 

[razer]

Quote:

Originally Posted by discord I wonder if they sell it seperately as an accessory

Codename: ATH-RW1

RW : Red Wine

 

[Chefguru]

Quote:

Originally Posted by razer Codename: ATH-RW1 RW : Red Wine

They also have the Ath-GW1 which is the exact same thing in green but cost 1,000 dollars more.

 

[xand1x]

If i got my hands on a bottle i'd let that sucker age for awhile

Great collectors item.

 

[overlunge]

lol, the accessories manufacturers give these days is getting out of hand! Called me old fashioned, a 1/4" to 1/8" adaptor trumps any wines in practicality.

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Overlunge

p.s. Sorry about the O/T, but Chefguru, did you get my PM?

 

[razer]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chefguru They also have the Ath-GW1 which is the exact same thing in green but cost 1,000 dollars more.

Lol.

 

[yaufei]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chefguru They also have the Ath-GW1 which is the exact same thing in green but cost 1,000 dollars more.

Shouldnt that be the ATH-RW1G instead?

 

[Tomcat]

Quote:

Winery Notes This is the third cooperative effort between ADW, Barossa Valley Estates and their talented chief winemaker, Natasha Mooney. The 2000 Cabernet (55%) Merlot (45%) shows the consistent benefit of being able to select specific parcels from the different vineyard sources within the Barossa Valley Estates group. This broad selection choice and judicious blending have resulted in super-value red that clearly shows the inherent fruit quality of the barossa. The three vintages produced to date (1998, 1999 & 2000) all reflect striking similarity. Ready to drink on release and will develop some fine leather and chocolate characters over the mid-term cellaring.

I don't know. An Australian wine, made from French grape varities, aged in American oak, to be drunk while listening to a Japanese headphone with an Italian name, bought in Taiwan? Sounds like a recipe for confusion.

 

[razer]

Who knows, maybe sennheiser might be pairing up their headphones with free sennheiser beer, and only available in Germany...