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Many of you know that I was lucky enough to win some fine Monster Turbine Pros (only the Gold though) at CanJam. Since I cannot share the awesome sound with you, I thought I would treat you to the frequency response graph since it is quite special itself.

I think Dr. Wood is pretty hilarious.

Damn Jeff, that really sucks. Hope most of the gear survived!

Good luck Bryan

Nice!

Sounds like a nice day Vicki. (After a long day at work doing admin stuff) I decided it was time to get back to the gym. Still cannot find my gym PK3's so I decided to use my newly won at CanJam Bass Monster Turbine Pros (I know y'all are jealous that you didn't win them). I thought to myself, how bad can they be, for gym headphones. Well, I think they will be going straight back in the box. Actually, they aren't really that bad if you like to pretend that you are at a dance club all day long.

Fitz, I am overjoyed that you decided to share this with us!!! It brings a tear to my eye (I am not joking, Steve is not the only sensitive one here). As Al said, it took a lot of courage to do what you did especially given the short amount of time that you have had to become comfortable with this. You wouldn't believe the number of years that I was confused. Congratulations!

No problem. Just wanted to be clear. I don't like to get too excited about listening to something for the first time especially with music and amps with which I am unfamiliar (my wallet cannot take it).

Hi Tyll! Glad to know your subroutine hasn't gone haywire.

I listened to them first on the Isabella with some music I was not familiar with. They sounded pretty good but I was not ready to go out and buy a pair. Then, I listened to them again on the Cavalli with my own music and I was almost ready to pull out my wallet. I also listened on the Woo (but I didn't really know much of the music on that setup either). Edit: I don't think I said that I was not so impressed, think I said something like they were pretty good but that I needed to listen to them out of another amp.

Awesome Vicki!!!

Love the new avatar Al.

Al, would that be the Texas Nurse Practitioners or the Tibetan Nuns Project?

Well, guess I would consider myself a non-practicing 83.74287% lesbian... oh, nevermind.

I thought they fit perfectly (for once) and was very impressed with the sound. I pre-ordered one as soon as I got back to H-Town. Looking forward to hearing them in my system.

Only because I love you Steve. Anyone else tries that and I will get Reks drunk and put a "My name is DannyB" name tag on them.

Thanks for all the support guys and Vicki. Each one of you is awesome! A Texas HC meet would be great. I would suggest Austin (great music), Corpus since Steve mentioned having some place by the beach, or maybe even a road trip to South Padre Island for the spring break babes.

I was thinking about this when you first posted in this thread. I don't know if you remember but after the last Houston meet, we were talking about kids and how you really wished you could be a father. I told you that there was still time to have a kid. I feel like a bit of a chump for saying that now but now it all makes more sense.

Absolutely classic.

There really needs to be a better word besides "partner," it just sounds ridiculous. I just gave up and decided to use husband, much less confusing. Anytime.

I blame everything on the presence of Vikings. I am usually a saint.

Steve, I am very proud of you having the courage to come out!!! I am glad to know the real you a little better as you are a great person and someone I would love to become better friends with in the future. I guess I might as well take this chance to share something about myself (which some of you already know). No, I am not really a man. I am bisexual. For a long time, I thought I was strictly gay. I dated women exclusively for a large part of my adult life but happen to fall in love with a man. I don't plan on dating any women in the future seeing as I am pretty much married (we are not legally married but my partner and I act as a married couple) to another person, a man. I am still mostly attracted to women but I am committed to my relationship. It was quite difficult for me to come out to friends and family in the beginning and just as much difficult to tell my gay friends that I was marrying a man. So I understand how difficult this is for you Steve (although, I think society is *much* more forgiving of lesbians possibly because women tend to be less homophobic...). Steve: I didn't mean to try to steal your thunder (or your thunderpants), just thought this would be an appropriate place to share this. I hope you are not mad at me.

That is fine if one actually has music on their ipad.