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Yah, fuck them, and the way they ask, and offer to give you your money back (and actually didn't even charge you). And the way they tell you how long they think it'll be. Fuck them. How dare they give good deals, but sometimes take time. Couldn't be the distributor of the product that caused the delay?

No way member table took 15 hrs to rebuild.

member table would have to be the first table restored, it's what everything else gets keyed off of.

member table should be tiny

Nate's a high priced call girl, except he works for ho prices

All the advents ever made need refoaming. Luckily, that's simple

I gave my sister a pair of advents a few years back

you know it

He charges just enough shipping to offset the production cost, the bastard

heroes after watching the caps lose again

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hdtv setup dvd

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I can say that nate jeans cables are awesome, but they dont' have any flashy stuff on them, and the shipping charges are outrageous. $-60 for a freaking headphone extension, wtf.

And there's no good reason for ever going darker than that anyway...

Whatever has the longest warranty.

Speaking of which...artist signed 1st printing book 2 coming...I'm so glad I didn't drop donald grant from my email notifications...

Yah, uhm, sorry about that stain. At least it didn't stain her face tho.

a teddy for jb's girlfriend

and free evdo

Yup. Basically, you can't hear jazz listening to the radio, on an elevator, or in a coffee shop. Very little of what gets sold as jazz is interesting. But good jazz is so far from boring that you can't really even get there from here. As I mentioned in another thread, some of the experimental jazz has more in common with punk rock than it ever would with kenny g.

Obviously if you don't own headphones anymore, you never did, and therefore can't know anything

If changing the pads makes it not bloated, you're just not hearing the bloat after changing the pads.

I wouldn't call bloated bass too much. I'd call it bloated. That's usually indicative of something wrong with the amplifier.

I've never seen 340s, let alone heard them. But most people who complain about bass levels on headphones have never experienced a rock and roll show, imho. With some music, it's impossible to have too much bass on headphones. Physically impossible. PS1s approach realistic, minus the tachycardia.