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Sorry for the pain and hassle, Nate. Better safe than sorry though. Sorry that you felt ill, Jacob. If you like naps, you'll love retirement!

Happy Birthday, Tyll :prettyprincess: Hope you're out riding your ass off.

I'll be there in spirit. Al, please ogle the gear and drink a beer for me.

This. Hope you get a big win too, Bryan.

So sorry for your loss, Mike and family. I'll toast Denver tonight. RIP Denver.

Neat bike Ari. It looks to be perfect for use in the city.

So that's what a hipster bike looks like.

Better than if they said you had a good Tiny Tim voice. No problem singing like Ringo. Drumming like Ringo is another thing ...

Happy Birthday, Todd. :prettyprincess: Have a great one. Thanks again for providing such a great club house.

Nah. I stopped when I felt the blood flow in my Coronary arteries reduced by half.

This is from Sunday night. I started to prepare the T-bone steak that I bought a couple of days before and noticed that it cost over $15. I buy my steaks from a local Mexican market and they have been running a special at $3.96/lb. I thought that maybe they had gone back to their normal price, but no, the price hadn't changed. Then I noticed that the steak was just under 4 lbs. Here it is before cooking: OK, it was a little larger than normal. Here it is after being grilled and removing that night's portion. It was (and still is) delicious. Tomorrow night's dinner will be the 4th meal from it.

Maybe you could try cloning. Congrats.

Nate, the HD800 is the most comfortable headphone, short of earbuds, that I've ever tried. That's one of its huge advantages for me. I can listen to them for hours with no discomfort. I do think that they are the best sounding dynamic (and maybe best sounding period) phones that I've heard, but would not swap them for a slightly better but less comfortable pair of phones. I realize you probably didn't want to hear this, but if you are looking for comfort in a high-end headphone, the HD800 is a must try.

Yes. Wonderful P2P build, Frank. BTW, I live in Noleta now. Would you like to get together in the near future to hear the ECP DSHA-1 with HD800 and any phones you'd like? Either your place or mine would work for me.

Happy Birthday! :prettyprincess:

Happy Birthday, Antonio. I hope that you had a great one.

I didn't say it made sense It's probably like the vast majority of subjective preferences in audio. I also prefer the envelope of the 6AS7 so that probably plays into it.

I prefer the 6AS7G to 6060 and 5998 tubes in the Extreme. I also like 6336 tubes a lot. FTFY. One of the big causes of problems with SP amps was Mikhail making all the tube adapters for tubes that really shouldn't be used. Use only 6SN7 and its equivalents in the driver position.

Steve has to wear a helmet, it's the law in CA. Please make it a full face helmet, Steve. Also please wear protective gear. Your scooter goes as fast a small capacity motorcycle and if you fall at any real speed, you could easily damage your pretty face, arms, hands, knees, etc. We'd all hate to see that! Plus you kind of need all of those in good shape for your type of work. Well, everything except the pretty face.

I'll disagree in that I think the HD800 sound great with ECP L-2 and DSHA-1 amps. I don't think that these amps have a "sound".

Yay for Delicate Steve and Susie! Is this code for something?

Aren't we all!

I ordered 2 lbs just because you guys all love it. I've never tasted it and want to remedy that situation.

If you want the time to the second, look at your cell phone. Watches are jewelry, not for telling time.

I believe that the L-2 and DSHA-1 ship with such adapters.