I had some of those (different colour) & the bass was apalling! Took them back a couple days later.Philips SHS3200 (good)
I had some of those (different colour) & the bass was apalling! Took them back a couple days later.Philips SHS3200 (good)
It was a lil surprise from me mum.
Perhaps if your spelling improved???
(Bad Mouse, bad!!! )
Perhaps it's a new portmanteau of fiscal and financial?
It was a lil surprise from me mum.
Okay, Mr. Literal.The problem with that is people who are bad at English won't be able to read it since they have to spell the letters out in their heads. Doesn't make them any dumber.
Philips SHS3200 (good)
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I too gave these headphones a thought but then decided not to get them... I feel that although they might be comfortable, the sound quality (bass specifically) might not be great because of small drivers.I had some of those (different colour) & the bass was apalling! Took them back a couple days later.
In my opinion the HS500 is probably the best cheapest headphone out there. I have once which is more than 2 years old. Has undergone heavy usage and a dip in the pool (and survived!!). Still sounds great. The SHS5200 came as a successor but I still love the HS500 more !
Also have the Razor Pro Tone. They are pretty good too !
You might if you worked for them. The watches are swiss-made and built like a tank, but yes they are expensive. And I buy friends/family a couple pairs of Oakley socks during the holidays and they always come back to me asking if I can get them another pair. They all say they are the most comfortable socks ever. I'm not a fan of the shoes, but I love their tech boots.
You don't need large drivers to get good bass response. Try listening to a stock pair of Koss SparkPlugs & you'll agree that they have far too much bass! Of course, when properly modified they're a damned sweet set of cans for the price Wonder where mine got to...I too gave these headphones a thought but then decided not to get them... I feel that although they might be comfortable, the sound quality (bass specifically) might not be great because of small drivers.
OOOOOO Pretty Light....
does it have a purple or blue setting? that would look pretty sweet shining behind the imac if it did! very nice
It can do any colour
click here http://www.red5.co.uk/product.php?productid=403 and at the bottom there's a play-with-able demo of it what it can do
New graphics card for the desktop - a passively-cooled Gainward 8600GT to replace the passively-cooled Gainward 8400GS.
Old card top, new card bottom;
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You don't need large drivers to get good bass response. Try listening to a stock pair of Koss SparkPlugs & you'll agree that they have far too much bass! Of course, when properly modified they're a damned sweet set of cans for the price Wonder where mine got to...
It can do any colour
click here http://www.red5.co.uk/product.php?productid=403 and at the bottom there's a play-with-able demo of it what it can do
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holy #^&*$%@ those are expensive
For a tower-style HSF it is always best to have it oriented so that the hot air will be expelled straight into an exahaust fan. With something like my heatsink, the Xigmatech HDT-S2183, you can orient it in any of the 4 directions because the LGA775 mounting holes are a perfect square.ive wanted to ask this for a while and i thought i may as well ask it now.
ive seen this a lot in PC tower setups but does it matter if the heatsink fan does not face the exhaust fan? im thinking of getting a heatsink for my new PC with an integrated fan so it has enough space to face the exhaust.
12$ threadless teee sale. i had to add to my collection.
Six month since i vacuumcleaned my apartment due to i bought computerhardware instead of a vacuumcleaner, the dust is killing my hardware so......