Dusty Chalk

I saw a transformer punching lollipop thingy at the store the other day, and thought, "My, how the mighty have fallen". But then I remembered that Transformers was always about the merchandising.

He's a system administrator, and he's not allowed to post on Head-Fi. That frees up, what, 2 hours a night?

Take your time, it's going to be a dry couple of months. And yes, do watch Buffy and Angel. Quite possibly the greatest shows ever. Firefly was good, too.

Bump.

Try searching on "ALO".

That'd be very cool.

And you thought I was kidding about the shoes.

Actually, a great start into the ECM catalog is the Rarum series. They have them in two box sets on the ECM site.

You're such a playa, Billy.

If someone could figure out how to declip digitized music, he could make a mint.

You Suck, by Christopher Moore, in paperback Buffy Omnibus 3 30 Days of Night 8: Red Snow by Ben Templesmith (! -- I love Ben Templesmith's art and what little of his writing I've been able to find) Hi-Fi Choice January 2008 issue (I really need to subscribe) Absolute Sound new issue (I really need to subscribe) Sunday Washington Post Sigur Ros DVD Heima (I think)

Or better yet, do it on the computer side.

Well, when you use a multimeter checking the ohmage of something, and you touch two ends of a cable that are the same piece of wire, it should say short. When you touch two different wires, it'll say some ridiculously high impedance. That's what it should do.

There's a small chance of "wintery mix" tonight, but nothing to speak of, according to WTOP.

Wow, they even look like they came from molds. Do you think they broke them when they were done?

Wouldn't it be cheaper and less time-consuming to just get an EQ?

I did not. Alas.

Their flat rate for repairs -- which, with IEM's, means replacement 9 times out of 10. According to this page, it's $325 for yours. It's $50 for the e2c's, which is what I have, so maybe that's what I was thinking. Alas. Yeah, me, too, on both counts.

Oh. Yeah, after re-reading his post, I think you're right.

How did that affect your playing? Did you play faster? "Ooh, man, there's definitely a connection here, I can feel the electricity."

It's a mock- motivational poster, not real-whatever.

You're selling yours? Why?

First of all, even out of warranty, Shure has one of the best customer service deals around -- flat rate. You should find out what it is in Canada. I believe in the US it's something like $30. Secondly, Sennheiser HD580/600.

Our thoughts are as one, .

So which one am I? Never mind, they're both snappy dancers.