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Thanks for the reply, Larry. The drag and drop trick into the Audirvana 2 icon didn't work, no matter the program is already started. I haven't restarted the computer into recovery mode, but I've run the disk utility to check and repaired permissions, there were quite a few needing fix, with no success. Still the Audirvana2 choice won't show in the available "recommended" programs to run the audio file

Again asking for OSX help. I've recently updated to Yosemite from Mavericks. I've been playing .flac files with Audirvana, the 1.5 version, for more than one year this was the default app to open .flac files. I installed the 2.0 version for a trial yesterday. After doing this, the system changed the default program to open .flac files to Audirvana 2, but I don't want this change, then I've used the usual procedure of right clicking the .flac files to open its properties, then choosing "open with" to make the old Audirvana 1.5 the default player. This works and again it's the default player and shows in the menu when right clicking on any .flac file. The problem is that Audirvana 2 won't show again on the right click menu to be used as an alternate player option, I can see Audacity, Vox, Decibel... all the other players but not Audirvana2. I need to get into "open with" then "others" then click to see all the apps, not just the ones that OSX recommends and specifically choose A2. Is there any way to force the system to show A2 in the list, or in the worst case that it shows up as one of the recommended programs?

Thank you, Dusty. I had missed this, I've got yesterday's preview track too.

That's going to end on a huge screw up.

Happy birthday!!!! Though belated, I still wish you had a great celebration

Happy birthday!!!!!

I'm up today for a listen

More or less what I thought, it somewhat depends on if he asks for an upfront deposit, or just states that x% would be charged on the account or CC if the performance is cancelled. Unsure what's culturally more adequate, but at some point it might be necessary being covered from everyone, even good clients who at some point may decide that canceling is a good idea. You need insurance from the facts that seem unexpected, not just from what you know is more likely to go wrong.

or just making the policy softer on those good clients. I guess Santa's customers talk each other being Cayman a smallish place. It could be troublesome that some knew a policy is applied to them while not to others.

+1 about cancellation policy. Definitely

This. Take care, you may start the new banana Thanksgiving tradition.

I just hope they're painted and not tattooed.

Happy Birthday!!!!

Mind to post a link to read it? I'm interested to learn too

Yup, I like it a lot. I've always liked better black audio equipment.

Happy Bday!

It seems a good decision too, so well done

Happy birthday!!!!! best hops

¡Feliz cumpleaños, Juan!

What about the adhesive band in the Post-it paper tags?

Sending them to Birgir for repair sounds like a good option. Do they change both drivers for channel matching? Do the pads and headpad need replacing too? All that seems like overpriced to induce you to get a new pair.

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Happy birthday!!!

Then rebuild it to make it work properly and adequately and safely. Even sounding good

Thanks for the reply, Brent. I'm one of those morons who know that on ABX blind testing won't tell a 320 from a FLAC most of the times, maybe just with very complex, very well known staff would, but somehow I feel tired soon when listening to lossy music on a good system. On a portable with average IEMs it really doesn't matter. Looks like I'll have to investigate Wimp