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Well, sold before I could buy them unfortunately.

Drat! Setup some alerts in CL if you haven't already and jump when you can.

What kind of tool would I use to remove that rear retaining ring?

I bought a stupid-expensive ring pliers cause tweezers didn’t work. Maybe your school has something that would work?

I'll have to check out what I have available when I go back. Or just steal one of the $15000 BRÜEL & KJÆR mics from the acoustics lab, or the who knows how expensive b&k dummy head

https://hartford.craigslist.org/ele/d/east-woodstock-audiophile-horn-speakers/6795850730.html

Those look amazing.

If the apocalypse breaks out, that watch will be as tough as a cockroach and still look cool on your wrist. On the watch channel 'Bark & Jack' there was an interview with the inventor and creator of the G-Shock. He joked the G-Shock was excellent for both zombies and survivors should an apocalypse happen.

Keep your Submariners. That G-Shock will survive until the sun explodes...

@Deep Funk: in that case, I'll take one in regular stainless!

I am considering getting one. I already have a regular 5610 Tough Solar but the Metal version is so attainable in a few months.

Is it caused by static discharge, possibly even traveling through other components and cables?

Sell it.

Do you do all those USB power tricks mentioned on the Schiit site?

Finally, an opportunity to destroy their speaker division from the inside (their headphone division can be spared I guess)

They do more than just audio.

Amazing film; amazing music. Check out the list of musicians in the credits. I've never read Heart of Darkness, but have read many of Conrad's other novels. I agree that film is pure, concentrated Conrad all the way through

I read heart of Darkness in high school, didn't really like it, too long and wordy, but I liked the idea. I'm surprised how well a movie based in Vietnam could stick to the original plot of the book though. Everything happened almost exactly the same way, with some added bits (pretty sure Conrad never wrote about surfing).

I don't think there were any helicopters either! :)

Wow, Xecutor. I can’t imagine. Do you remember that time now?

No, I don't remember the days before, the accident itself and even the following weeks are scattered. My hypocampus was damaged but fortunately did not have a bleed.


If I wasn't wearing a helmet the neuro guys said I'd be dead. (Crashed snowboarding at 85km/hr)

Sobering.

Went snowboarding today at Big Bear and Snow Summit, I like Summit better. Went last week end too when it dumped a lot for SoCal.

He is. And to be clear, I am only agreeing with his dress style (and decorating style, music taste, and turntable) and not his overall lifestyle.

You might need an orange watch.Seiko Monsters are a colourful bunch...

The Golden Schlong... The Bloody Gramophone Needle...

(Come to think of it: quite good pub names!)

All hopped up on salt licorice and herring?

JOLTED!!! SS

In CT? Or is this in MA?

NY

It's not my bathroom at my apartment, it's my parents house. To be fair though my apartment is probably worse

Like father, like son.

Wear that on a first date. If she asks why that shirt. Tell her that the 60ties still live on and you never aged. If that makes her laugh your shirt broke the ice...

Put a deposit on your ticket to Cancun now!!! Otherwise you'll end up with a single Altec horn from 1962, and a Sansui FM tuner that uses a shoelace to hold it together.

When you are spoiled it is hard to change spending habits. *opens another credit card account*

Then shit hits the fan and you have to get serious. Wu-Tang Financial said it best: "you need to diversify your bonds." You know "C.R.E.A.M" and do not play that Prince song. First diversify...

I still have my Pulsar watch. It is over 30-years old. I’d pay to fix it, but that’s because it looks good and has sentimental value.

Yeah, I mean mine looks good, but I just bought it on craigslist for $50, so no sentimental value. But still, looks good and is really cool and unique. I'm really thinking about getting it fixed.

Consider the Casio B640WB-1BVT. If fixing the Pulsar is too expensive a gold version of this watch could work...

If you do not get it to work, get the Casio G-Shock 5600 series. You can go battery or tough solar. There are many marketing moves around G-Shock so you can find a good deal.