...with a midrange. Alas, most of mine are two-ways, otherwise I'd take you up on that experiment.
Dali's, for one, or not intended to be listened to on-axis, they are intended to be pointed straight ahead, and listened to off-axis slightly. I think it's manufacturer-specific.
Miles Davis, Birth of the Cool
I know everyone points to Kind of Blue as the Miles Davis album to have, but the thing is, he was seminal every step of the way. This belongs right up there with Cannonball Adderly's Somethin' Else as defining cool. Never has a title been so appropriate.
Depends where the button is, but if it's a more important button, I can always shuffle them around, and replace one of the less visible buttons.
I don't know what kind of jacket it is, but sometimes they sew extra buttons on the inside towards the bottom or near a pocket.
I think you should go to the jazz concert and yell out old Kinks titles as requests.
Play "You Really Got Me"! Play "Lola"! Play "All Day and All of the Night"!
etc.
Pretty good, better than the DT880 & the MDR-7506/-V6, not as good as the DT770 or any IEM. Probably close to the CD3000, but not quite that much (I don't have it with me, so can't compare).
Closed or open?
Closed: Audio-Technica ATH-A950LTD are the ones I find myself coming back to on a daily basis.
Open: Meh, I don't know, you're on your own.
There's a guy on another board who lists it as one of his favorite horror movies of all time. I can't argue with it, but for me, I still need some more time before it makes the list, y'know? But yeah, it's the best one I've seen in recent years. That build-up in the first half could have been a great movie all by itself, but then they just crank up the intensity like ten-fold.
Yeah, but didn't you see that episode of House, M.D. where the girl broke her toe and it was leaking marrow into her bloodstream and making her sick? I mean, I realize it's TV, but still, isn't that sometimes bad?