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Dusty Chalk

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  1. Dang, hadn't thought of that. Most people have monitors, though, don't they? As well as keyboards and mice. Although, I could become a gargoyle:
  2. Dusty Chalk replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
  3. Dusty Chalk replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
    Welcome to yesterday (Alright, it was more like 5 hours ago. Still.)
  4. Yeah, the McIntosh was just an example, I have no intention of getting it. But basically, any of the higher-end self-ripping standalone media players. Perhaps an Olive Opus or Symphony would've been a better example -- basically, a player I could bring that already had some subset of my library. And that's a good point about meets -- nowadays, I could easily fit 48 or however many CD's onto the hard-drive space. So the externals would stay at home.
  5. So...I've been thinking. I need to stop dragging all my CD's around with me everywhere. Especially to meets, and to friends' places, when I need a very specific subset of my CD's -- the ones with which I'm most familiar and like. My "test" CD's. So what's the best recourse? I'm thinking: laptop->DAC, perhaps external hard drive->laptop->dac. I was thinking about something like a hard-drive-based digital media player (basically, an external hard drive with a play button): ...or perhaps even: (Obviously, there are more entry-level-priced equivalents.) But I haven't heard anything really about the hard-drive based ones, anyone heard any of these that they could recommend? Or do you think laptop + DAC + external hard drive would be the way to go?
  6. Dusty Chalk replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
    more
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  9. Alternatively, is it possible that our personal like or dislike of a particular MOT is shaded by our selfsame opinions of his product, and the way he handles criticism, and perhaps business?
  10. Dusty Chalk replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
    I laughed.
  11. FOTM FOTM FOTM FOTM FOTM FOTM FOTM...
  12. Dusty Chalk replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
    Two cannibals are eating a clown. One says to the other, "is it just me, or does this taste funny?"
  13. Dusty Chalk replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
    No, it's probably got one of those subwoofer things that is just a vibrator that you place against the back of your neck, and as a result, you can't see the wires that are really draped down his back.
  14. Dusty Chalk replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
  15. Is there a reverse
  16. Yes, sorry, thanks for the correct...Spring Mill Bread Co. FOTM raisin cookies.
  17. No, I think he wants yours.
  18. Spring Mill Bread Co. oatmeal raisin cookie
  19. Also, doesn't the EL-P automatically take the laser light equivalent of VTA into effect, so you don't even need a remote-controlled VTA adjustment?
  20. Dude, it's MoFi -- of course it's mastered just as well. They're not Sony...they're not trying to advertise the SACD format, they're trying to advertise their mad skills at mastering.
  21. Why? I love SACD's. And you do realize they're hybrids, right? So there's nothing stopping you from listening to the redbook layer...
  22. I sure wish I knew what was going on in this thread. You moderators...

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