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Happy Bday!

This. Plus the sound is relaxed, warm and natural. I really don't care "modern IEM" can do things better, which they do, the W4 are far more accomplished on a few features, though I know nothing that beats the X10 for comfort and a relaxed listening experience of any kind of music you wish to throw at it.

Preordered the last Regina Spektor's live recording, which hopefully will come with the last Melody Gardot's, which preordered a few weeks ago. Also a bunch of Phineas Newborn Jr and Hampton Hawes albums that were missing in my collection.

WANT!!!

Great!

Keep the Neko until you get the BHSE, try it and see. Maybe it's just what you think you need

Do you like them with the Luxman? I find their bass quite more "proper" with the B22, but would like reading your thoughts

What amp?

Happy Bday, have a great one

Happy Birthday!!!!

I've noticed something which maybe helps to fix the issue. While the site knows it's May 9th and displays correct date and hour at the bottom of the frontpage, the calendar is bolding the 8th instead, as if it were yesterday. This has been happening for the last few days since I saw it.

Happy Birthday dear lady. Have a great one

You need to fix that TSA thing guys.

We have "raciocinio" in Spanish. It sounds alike and means about the same, if not the same. I bet you have quite a similar word in Portuguese.

I think he's referring to "ratiocination"

IMHO it's all about knowledge. Once you know how a "flatish" measurement sounds like, and also you learn how your own taste works, you just need to find what suits you. With some luck in the way you meet people who "feels" sound in a similar way, so you can take their judgments as though they were your own, which is good before spending dough on new equipment. This is one of the many reasons why I love HC this much

^This

Glad you're OK Bryan, take care of that eye. Did you kill the bug? Damn things.

Gotcha! Now for the house in the jungle

Amazing. Now let's play. Where is she?

Wonderful!!! One of those would look great on my Nugget Audio B22

Complicated situation Al, it's difficult finding a balance between clot production and bleeding risk. Hopefully they get it and your dad improves soon. Best wishes

Looks like you're enjoying Miles Davis and the musicians who worked with him, so perhaps you may enjoy some of his earlier output like Birth of the Cool, Bagsgroove, Steamin', Cookin', Ascenseur pour l'Echafaud... I strongly suggest you 'Round About Midnight from that era. Try to get the newer version with a bonus CD with the debut live performance of the main tune. If you like those albums and Coltrane's play, then investigate his discography. See what you think of A Love Supreme, and from there we can move backwards or afterwards on his output. However if you prefer more modern jazz the way to go is investigating Miles 2nd Quintet works (ESP, Nefertiti, Filles de Kilimanjaro, etc.) specially In a Silent Way, which is a great album, just the precursor of Bitches Brew. If you like these then you'll very probably like Tribute to Jack Johnson. By the musicians who worked with miles for those albums you will like: Chick Corea & Return to Forever - "Return to Forever" and "Light as a Feather" Joe Zawinul went to Weather Report, which produced a lot of good stuff. Try the 1971 "Weather Report" and the 1977 "Heavy Weather" to see how you like them. Depending on how you like these, what works and what not, we can recommend you moving in one direction or another.