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I did pick up a copy of the record store day Ledbetter Heights.

Early digital stuff I guess. Wasn't KWS's first album on ADAT or something? Anyway, it was around that era.

I dunno why you guys bother sorting into *26 completely unrelated categories. I sort into three groups 1) good albums, 2) albums with one good song, and 3) all the rest. (sometimes the forth is "I don't remember")
*this is an obscure joke reference, I wonder who will recognize it*

By first name in folders as below, so I don't have to scroll so much. Number of artists is about the same in each:
A-B
C-E
F-L
M-R
S
T-Z

Edit: oops, totally missed "physical" ... I don't have any anymore (and happier for it) :P
(slept <5 hrs cuz baby wouldn't)

By genre, then group by favorites, non-favorites, stuff I need to revisit and stuff I haven't listened to yet.

i mean, i sign George Herbert Walker Bush on all my LPs hoping someday a collection of esoteric electronic music will eventually, illegitimately, make its way into his presidential library.

Steward: "Oh yes, I'm glad you asked, but yes, former president Bush was indeed a fan of Venetian Snares and Aphex Twin, as evidenced by his large collection of vinyl LPs all impeccably signed on both the gatefold and the sleeve, as you can clearly see here."

Another answer to the op is: those who were generous (and brave) enough to lend them to friends. Or, at least, take then on house visits.

People on the buses, albums under their arm... long-lost sights of the past. It was a better world back then!

Five months later

those look real nice

HOT! :-) We just did like @atomicbob and stepped up to a heat pump - we did ductless mini splits in our upstairs rooms. Super quiet, really efficient, cools everything far better than our central system ever did.

I run AC+shirtless, less $ and CO2!

Looked up "mini split", that's the default in Asia where walls and floors are concrete and we only cool rooms in use.

It's the default here in India for domestic, because it is only expensive. Centralised systems, usually for commercial use, are industrial-strength and priced accordingly.

Less prone to fingerprint smudges.

The facets of the shape/design are much more noticeable too.

I will remember this that you gotten another pair just for a finish.

Aaaaand…

Definitely more separation. It’s bigger sounding than the Concorde with Fritz Geiger stylus. While slightly brighter it’s less hard sounding. That’s all for now.

Blown….hehe

OLED is awesome, always was a little hesitant on Sony vs LG since LG has Gsync and I wanted to use my pc with the tv. The A90K with VRR has my interested peaked quite a bit now!

Adante-one of the worst AJ speakers I have heard

Nah, they sound nice... placement is important in the room, and you need your DAC/digital setup on point!

Maybe Andrew should have done that at his presentation of the Adante at a dealer in Denver. Sounded really chesty.

Thanks for reminding me about this. I'd forgotten about it after S02.

Are you blind? ;) Honestly the A80J is very bright in my apartment. Unless you have lights up the butt in your living room, I'm not convinced the upgrade is worth it IMO.

Why not wait and see? You can save toward it in the mean time. The QD panels look like a worthwhile upgrade for red and gold tones.

The Sony panels are beautiful as is their usability. I've had 3 Samsung sets and each of them has been disappointing/had issues + they force you into their "ecosystem" which suuucks. HDR gamut is nice but, as a film pro, anything over a couple hundred nits makes me want to gouge my eyes out. Maybe that's just me, though :-)

Ahhhh fuck. Thanks for the memories Razor!

Say hello to the bad guy!

+1. I've not been able to stomach trying to watch Tom Cruise playing Reacher, just ... no.

UM's four most expensive IEMs together cost $25,085 (plus tax). I have no words.

As someone who went to LSU, it was nice to see Alabama beaten

Go baseball!!!

The sport for people with brains.

Bravo!

Houston has been defeated
The evil has been slain for another year!