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Seems it uses the same key internals as the Moondrop Dawn Pro thing. Wonder if anyone's A/Bed the two to see how different the presentations are.

From what I gathered on the internet, here are the internals for the dongles I own:

Violectric Chronos: Cirrus Logic CS43131 (not sure if dual)
iBasso DC03Pro: Cirrus Logic CS43131 (dual)
AudioQuest DF Red: ESS ES9016

All only have SE output.

Moondrop Dawn Pro has SE and Bal outputs, I think. Kinda like Aune Yuki.

You're lucky, my Supreme went to HeadRoom heaven on a plume of magic smoke about 10 years ago.

Awesome- hopefully Tyll is out there still kicking some too...

The way that TIDAL has (mis)handled MQA has made me pick Qobuz, and I've been very happy with it.

I also prefer Qobuz over Tidal, never tried Spotify.

another vote for Qobuz. still some empty spots in the catalog from time to time, but for that, bandcamp is my fallback (and a more direct way of supporting the artists).

Gonna cost about $600 to get Kamaka back to playability, but it is worth it, and it was my Granny’s.

Pineapple Duke Kahanamoku only has sentimental value. Still, not a laminate, but $300 to restore! ‍

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18yh-zM_GnE

Use the same combo myself, quite nice

Poopy Time?

Life experiences such as yours with your son are priceless.

@YMO The spicy cheese curds did wreak havoc. I’m glad I only tried one.

May they serve you well. I really like a commando sole boot for general farm use.

He could be real good for years to come. A steal in last year’s draft for sure.

I came very close to buying a NGUYEN football jersey awhile back. Unfortunately he played for the Cowboys

@Cspirou Can’t be repping the Cowboys. That would be like me buying anything Niners!

But... Vertical, portable, etc, LP players where/are fad gadgets.

So no actual listening on that bus :)


(I wonder what became of John-From-Edgeware...)

Here's an alternative that doesn't need headphones! https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2732403313582038/

well obviously folks who read ZDnet reviews. https://i.imgflip.com/8l1mvg.jpg

I'm in the beginning stages of my first playthrough, mood's been in the crudhole so haven't been touching games at all lately, but it's something I'm excited to continue eventually.

Finished twice with totally different characters/choices.

Good: Even after my second journey, I was strongly tempted to initiate my third adventure. That entertaining..
Bad: This literally destroys my health, time, sleep, and any resource I should spend on productive tasks.. lol

I'm more into FPS and strategy games, but it seems well regarded, including in the game thread here on SBAF. Might check it out if it goes on sale.

I've never had much interest in clothes and clothes buying, but, on the other hand, have always been a shopoholic. I like just wandering around shops!

A friend was complaining about how much he's just paid for some stuff, and surprised how little I paid for mine ...

...

I told him, this is the difference. When you need a shirt, you go out and buy a shirt. I never pass the shop without checking out the bargain rail

For the office, I’m reducing my reliance on jeans and chinos and moving towards those 5-pocket pants - like Lululemon’s ABC. <awaits abuse>

Slight? Be happy. You're way ahead!

I suck at golf too, and follow John Daly's "grip it and rip it" school of thought. My ball hits the fairway, just not always the hole I'm currently on.

Forgot to mention, it felt great when I teed up the all carbon fiber Taylor made driver at Roger Dunn, then the club head broke right off after a hard drive, lol

Golf and I have a weird relationship. Got into it for a summer at the behest of a buddy; lent me a set of old Ping Blades. took about 6 rounds getting used to things. Then shot a 68. Buddy told me to hang up the clubs or be ready be to disappointed for the rest of my life. haven't played since.

That's not too bad. I play with 6 degrees difference between my wedges myself: 48, 54, and 60. For me they give me exactly 15 yard gaps and I can always adjust for in-betweens

It's not about how far you can hit the club, it is about how consistently you can hit the same distance with the same club every time. If you don't have that part down working on moar distance is probably detracting from your game.

@Kernel Kurtz Absolutely. I'm working on my consistency after being away for 16 years. After 16 years my clubs did not fit me any more. I needed a change just to get back to where I was.