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I bit. Let's see what all this Sennheiser-hype is all about. All your Senns are belong to me.

There is risk no doubt, but for all the failed dreams/scamminess of Kickstarter/Indiegogo, has Massdrop/Drop ever had a failed "campaign"? They may, but I hadn't heard. They often put a spin on models for sale elsewhere, so yes you get in cheap now or wait for reviews (mostly suffering only time to receive). And I'd be surprised if there's much doubt this will become something always available in the future instead of just campaigns (when they switched from Massdrop to Drop). Depending on health of Sennheiser of course and as you mentioned. For what it's worth I'm not sure there's been any critical response to any modified Senns sounding worse than the normal versions. I haven't found my 2 HD6XXs or HD58X to be so (and still have 2 HD580s to compare). How many Senns do I have again?

Speak of the devil. Tim Burton to Direct Live-Action Wednesday Addams Series for Netflix. https://www.indiewire.com/2021/02/tim-burton-wednesday-addams-netflix-series-1234617596/

Here's the best I can say about him...

This many buttons requires a new thread. Who's buying a Blackmagic ATEM Mini Extreme ISO? https://www.digitalcameraworld.com/news/blackmagic-atem-mini-video-switcher-goes-extreme

So did the death panels finally show up? Here's hoping in the end he was surrounded by caring feminazis.

Hope it’s a great day Steve

Hey, Sennheiser never had a Dinosaur Jr. model.

Like I'm sure all of you, my favorite memories of this hobby are all people-oriented, with headphone-related gear just excuse to get together, but my favorite headphone memories, sometimes with people whose names I no longer remember, are almost all early and Sennheiser-related. Those first Grado v. Sennheiser online debates, showing up to a meet with a pair of CD3000s when everyone else had HD580/600s, blind-testing after-market cables I couldn't then really afford over drinks, starting to understand just how much Senns could grow with a... Singlepower amp, the first time time I was in a room with two Orpheuses, etc. Due to a couple reasons, I've ended up with three new pairs of [Mass]Drop Sennheisers over the last year. Sometimes during work I end up with one on my head and another around my neck. They're so cheap now they can be applied almost everywhere. They get more use than my HD800s. And I will probably pick up a replacement HD-25 II when I return to the office. Which is all to say I hope they stick around in some form. If not, I'd miss them much more than nearly any other brand. Just went back and read... https://www.stereophile.com/headphones/1294senn/

Can someone politely suggest they sell off the soundbar business to fund the headphone business?

Rambling through William Eggleston's Democratic Forest

There are other moods?

And few other videos on its creation. https://www.openculture.com/2021/02/the-beach-boys-brian-wilson-beatles-producer-george-martin-break-down-god-only-knows.html

Thinking about history and presidents, I started this today.

Bunch o' 70s Love Songs

Who’s excited about the Facebook watch? Bueller?

There are wild speculations, including no LCD, a fan, and back only for battery connections.

The Sony onslaught continues... https://www.sonyalpharumors.com/leaked-sony-fx3-product-image/

Running through Gharamophone recordings as Esmé dances. https://gharamophone.com/archive/

FREE SFJAZZ High School All-Stars Big Band & Combo Winter Concert at 5pm PT/8pm ET today. Comprised of two ensembles - the Big Band, led by Paul Contos, and the Combo, led by Dann Zinn - the SFJAZZ High School All-Stars is pre-professional training program for current Bay Area high school age jazz musicians. In a typical year, the All-Stars rehearse and perform throughout the school year at the SFJAZZ Center, receive mentorship and clinics with leading jazz professionals, record a studio album, and appear at music festivals and competitions. This year however, the All-Stars have rehearsed in distanced sections or via video conferencing in order to keep all members safe and healthy. This virtual performance is the result of individual members working at the Center, at home, and online to create this beautiful musical collage. SETLIST "Pistachio" (comp. Drew Zaremba) "Imagine My Frustration" (comp. Billy Strayhorn, Gerald Wilson; arr. John Clayton) "Castle" (comp. Aidan Pratte) "Sleep With the Sun, Wake With the Moon" (comp. Daiki Nakajima)

Cause we were in the Santa Cruz mountains today and someone was raving about the barely alive KPIG which lead to a Spotify playlist they created and the reference up North...

If your lifelong dream is to eat pink, candy-flavored Mac ‘n Cheese, now is your chance. https://candykraftmacandcheese.com/Home/EntryForm

Any chance there are easier options or at least sillier options?

Haven't thought about Silence of the Lambs in a while.