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Originally Posted by Keeping It Gimple
rebecca try sennheiser
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amazing but too expensive.
i would have said sony mdr7560 which are monitors (flat response, no added anything) and a kind of a ubiquitous industry staple, but for the same price i spotted some higher rated audio-technicas on b&h
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc..._s tudio.html
yes, it's $100 instead of $50 but pro headphones even the cheap ones (these are "cheap" in the pro market) are made to last a bit more than some shit skullcandy or bose or whatever. my sonys finally disintegrated after 10 years of several-times-a-week (if not daily) use; not sure about the ATs but all AT stuff i've ever had has been a good value (not top-of-the-line, but awesome value). so i might get these to replace the sonys down the road.
read the reviews. they're the highest rated headphone at that price point last i checked.
eta: wait wait wait-- 5-star rating for 12 bucks:
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...ar_Stereo.html
these are neither monitor nor professional but for $12 look waaaaaay better than some shit you get at target
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Originally Posted by schizophrenicroom
ah shit I'll respond to all your posts later but just wanted to drop in and say the audition was awesome. Now I wait and see.
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AWESOME. have fun with the rest of your vacation and keep us posted.
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Originally Posted by gmku
mrs gmku and I spent the entire afternoon gardening. We are reclaiming the yard and the garden space in our new digs, great space that previous tenants neglected for years. In the month we've been here, we've dug out weeds and overgrowth, planted new flowers, reseeded the bare spots in the lawn. It feels great. I am drenched in sweat at the moment and nursing a New Holland Brewing Imperial Hatter.
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ah, that's nice. especially the beer.
we spent the day purging the house getting ready for the move. went through the dining paraphernalia and found crate upon crate of utterly useless shit. boxed it all-- some to leave behind here, some to sell/give away. we're just taking 2 plates, 2 bowls, 2 forks/knives/spoons/teaspoons. sorry, guests will have to eat with the cat-- ha!
will arrive to a similarly neglected yard but too late to do much about it (september, first frost comes in october). maybe i'll start some indoor herbs for cooking though-- good southern exposure.