Looks great, Tyrion, congratulations.
Shelly, keep us posted on your thoughts. I have the belief, I guess shared by a lot of people here, that those are very similar to the HF-2.
If that didn't happen before, open the computer and vacuum clean all the fans and heatsinks, specially in the CPU, mobo and GPU. When the processor gets a bit hotter than intended, won't break but would produce lags, skipping and such weird behavior.
I have the mk1 O2, but not a BH yet. I drive them with a 717 so far. One of these days... The 009 are going to need some good power too
I'll enjoy reading your thoughts.
At this moment you have at your place 2 Staxes more than myself In any case one can't ever have "too many" Staxes. At worst, a few more than indispensable.
How are you liking the Omega? Birgir commented a bit about it, but I'd like to read more opinions on how do they compare to the 009.
Wonderful bike, Marc. Congratulations! Now get a softer seat, or a more cushioned culotte. There's always diapers... or pads
Nice camera, Shelly. Now you know what you have to do as soon as it arrives!
Jacob, sorry for the apartment fiasco Good luck finding another place soon.
Brent, that meeting sounds awesome. Were you able to compare the sax tone on the Orpheus and the OII? Same amp? Just curious, sax is one of those damn instruments that rarely get its timbre properly reproduced.
It's the one I'm using on my iTouch. It plays 24/96 Flac files, something native iOS music application doesn't do with HD ALAC files. I need to install the newest version to see if it doesn't screw up with .jpg cover files when included into the music folder you upload to it.
I have no iPad, so I can't say how it works on it. No idea if there're better or just different options either.
Problem is that a surgery removing a cartilage which gives stability to the articulation, leaves it less secure and not adequate to charge your whole body weight until some firm healing is obtained. Then you'll need to increase your muscular strength to provide more stability. That takes some time, but it's the ticket for a stable articulation and normal life. You'll be good