I wonder if that's his ultimate goal for real

I personally think that's a one movie premise, they failed at coming with other interesting concepts for the sequels, they all feel like the same movie in my memory.

I personally prefer Mission Impossible, every sequel comes with the promise of new action sequences and cool gadgets, kinda like the old school 007 ones.

it does have an expiration date, it's called death.

6.35, it reminds me my DJing days

You can "emulate" soundstage with filters like dolby or dtx better in some headphones than in others. Maybe that's what they mean?

good illustration, sloppy message

Yes, I included noise cancelling because it can be necessary for some people when traveling or at work. But I don't even own NC headphones, fortunately I'm the noisiest guy in the building and my home office is pretty well insulated.

that explains it lol

I haven't seen phones including buds in years

Integrated chips are garbage. Even the shittiest MDR-ZX310 get improved by a cheap amp.

stock earbuds? how old is this meme?

Nothing in the headphones

But try to keep your sessions at normal levels or your ears may develop Tinnitus. Quiet environments, good isolation, or noise cancelling are better ways to improve your listening experience than turning the volume up.

Also remember, good equalization is about turning the annoying frequencies down, not pumping the good ones up.

No.

You can damage drivers with an excessive and unhealthy volume (amplification), but the unbalance in certain frequencies is irrelevant, and your ears would break first in this case scenario.

The shittiest shutter in the market still handles more than 100,000 shots, 5 years means 20,000 poses a year, more than 50 pics every single day. That's not what I'd consider "casual".

A casual photographer who takes maybe 100-200 pics per week can expect a few decades of service from a decent Nikon if they take good care of it.

your fear of color contrast is holding you back

nope, that's incorrect

I appreciate the sentiment but the message is literally wrong.

20 tb is enough space for a million lossless tracks, you don't listen to that much music, you're just hoarding shit.

Small indie bands have shitty production anyways, a higher bitrate won't help much, if the song is good, enjoy it for the artistic merit.

Also support them, they'll invest more in production if the demo does well, I've seen this happening a couple times.

Why delete them? storage is cheap af

FLAC is for preservation of CDs, all my favorite bands only have remastered tracks that sound horrible available in streaming platforms. Seriously, nothing ruins Metallica's drums like quantization.

For modern computer made music, 320kbps is more than enough.

Everything is in the mix, and that includes all the trickery used to emulate an actual acoustic dimension, a single speaker can only reproduce a single sound, how sophisticated is that single sound is what matters.

I'd take a listen to Low End Theory by A Tribe Called Quest.

Beautiful use of sampling and perfect mastering, but you need to have a very flat setup, the bass would saturate if boosted.

there are not many places where you can post this pic and people would totally understand