taoster
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someone should bring their britney spears cd too.
come on, i know you got it.
come on, i know you got it.
What CDs are you bringing to Headphone World Tour?
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well, this is all good and fun, but... really how can you test a high end headphone system with crap (the way the CD is recorded, not the music, that's all about personal taste)?
I mean I guess it's ok for the portable table
I mean I guess it's ok for the portable table
eric343
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taoster: Great, but who'll bring the microwave?
taoster
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Oops! i did it again.
kelly
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When HeadRoom stopped in Dallas, I brought my 48 pack of CDs. For some reason hardly anyone who came to the tour stop brought their own CDs so they seemed to appreciate mine. Apparently a lot of the non-HeadFiers (or should I say not-yet-HeadFiers) are prog rock fans. This pleases me.
My case contained my two reference recordings: Fates Warning: A Pleasant Shade Of Grey and the new Telarc 1812. Also included were heavy doses of Rush, Dream Theater, Louis & Ella, Tool, Hillary Hahn and Pink Floyd.
Even though there is more bass in the 1812 and Fates Warning I have listed, there's just something cool about listening to Tool through an amp that can really deliver the bass.
My case contained my two reference recordings: Fates Warning: A Pleasant Shade Of Grey and the new Telarc 1812. Also included were heavy doses of Rush, Dream Theater, Louis & Ella, Tool, Hillary Hahn and Pink Floyd.
Even though there is more bass in the 1812 and Fates Warning I have listed, there's just something cool about listening to Tool through an amp that can really deliver the bass.
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FWIW, Tyll has an absolute ton of music available. His stuff runs heavily into jazz but includes a healthy mix of other genres.
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