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Happy Birthday, Nate. :prettyprincess: Enjoy the new beer.

Instead of buying insurance, just put $30 a month into a cookie jar. Then, when you break, lose or get tired of the Beats, you'll be able to afford a nice sounding pair of headphones instead of bad sounding but "cool" headphones. Even better, you won't be different like everybody else is being different.

Happy Birthday, Naaman. :prettyprincess: Hope it's been a great one!

You mean like a campaign ad?

Happy Birthday, Dan :prettyprincess: Have a great one!

Happy Birthday! :prettyprincess:

Happy Birthday, Al :prettyprincess: Hope it was a great one!

Happy Birthday, Colin :prettyprincess: Enjoy the day.

This is more of a general whisk(e)y question than a scotch question. I have a 6-bottle wine holder. As it should for wine, the bottles are stored such that their tops (the cork end) are lower than the rest of the bottle. Is there a problem with keeping bottles of whisky? Or is it really important to store whisky bottles up right?

Happy Birthday, Dr. Wood :prettyprincess: I hope that your California dreams are coming true.

I think that Headphones will replace speaker-based Hi-Fi, not save it. I recently received a copy of Audio Advisor. The cover and first 14 pages are dedicated to headphones and headphone products. Not very long ago, the only mention of headphones in AA was a couple of Grados and Sennheisers for sale.

Happy Birthday, Ed! :prettyprincess: Have a great one and keep the smoke out of your eyes.

Happy birthday :prettyprincess: Have a great one!

It's just a little pat of butter. (With apologies to Monty Python)

Happy Birthday, Stephen. :prettyprincess: Hope it was a great one with lots of frolicking.

Remember what?

Happy Birthday Jeff! :prettyprincess: Maybe you can celebrate a bit more today.

Rule #1 with power tools is "Always unplug the tool before monkeying with it". You got off pretty lucky. I'm glad.

Maybe you should consider Grado HF-2 headphones, especially those that read "Head-Fi" rather than "Head-F1". I haven't listened to mine for over a year and would consider selling them.

I'm thinking more in just having the top be acrylic. I would think that a reasonably thick (whatever that is) of plexiglass would be strong enough. Of course, I don't really know what criteria you use to determine necessary strength.

The new Black Diamond prototype looks great, Doug. Still, you know how much I like being able to see into my DSHA-1 prototype. You do such gorgeous design and layout. Other people here also seem to like looking in. I can't help but wonder if you could do a product in wood and metal, but with a transparent top (and maybe bottom too) so that the innards would be on display? Edit: Also, I can't wait to listen to this iteration of the Black Diamond. I really liked the sound of the first prototype.

Happy Birthday, Adrian :prettyprincess: Hope it's great for you!

Happy Birthday, Dom! :prettyprincess:

Happy Birthday Mike. :prettyprincess: I hope that you and Debbie have a great day!

Not a problem, that kind of distortion is undetectable if one is listening with Beats.