morphsci

Seconded. AT&T's coverage outside of metro areas is complete crapola.

Nice office rig. Why waste money on intermediate setups when you can have the best. Besides, if it doesn't work out you could always sell it to Mike

Have a happy birthday "young" sir

4 of these SAMSUNG HD103UI 1TB 5400 RPM 32MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive - OEM

Just wanted to bump this so Philodox and Billy could see what I have for them, respectively: J/K, Not Really

I agree, native DSD and HDMI are pretty useless at the current time. It looks like the analog output stage may be nice.

Actually I like my 1G touch better. It may have been the abused model in the Apple store in Chicago, but the 2G I listened to had audible hiss with Senn PX200's but my 1G does not. As I said it could have just been that one unit, but it certainly made up my mind to keep my 1G until they release a model with greater storage. The processor speed difference doesn't bother me as I have had no speed issues so far.

Happy Birthday Sir.

Have a Happy Head-Case Birthday!

FYFY

Neck and Gizzard

FTFY Have a Happy Turkey Day everyone.

Oh ... and I just bought a couple of these Gerber SB 2.5, about $10.00 at Dicks Sporting Goods and cheaper online. Nice and light with a 2.5" blade and if I lose it (which I am prone to do) it's not a big deal. But if you want a better one the Benchmade is a nice knife.

Ah ... way to easy

x2. Spyderco are the ipods of knives, many own them because "they're cool".

- CD - CD - CD - LP

8 Port Gigabit to replace the 5 port gigabit

Thanks, I will give it a gander

Thanks, I have been looking at buying one of these for a while. With that price, that was a no brainer. Now to find some good deals on 1 Terabyte drives ...

Happy Birthday to the godfather of the K340 mafia. Hope you have a great one.

and The first is not for me but the second is

I didn't accept the offer, I'm leaving it to my son in my will I had also bought Dark Side of the Moon, Steely Dan's Aja and Gaucho and The Moody Blues' Days of Future Passed at the same time. Right now unfortunately, they are probably some of the best investments I own.

They are expensive but the OOP MoFi and DCC disks have commanded some hefty prices from whoever was selling them. A few months ago someone offered me $250 for my MoFi copy of The Wall! Almost 10x what I paid for it from a going-out-of-business record store in Austin about 15 years ago.