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Also dreams

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>>11300338
the black macbook is one of the most /fa/ laptops ever made

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iMac G4

>>11300338
That nail, jesus christ.

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>>11300353
I have this

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Nearly 25 years later, Sennheiser has returned with an updated version of the Orpheus, and this time it will cost you €50,000 (roughly $55,000). The new Orpheus headphones have been in development for over a decade. Hand-crafted in Germany using over 6,000 components including gold-vaporized ceramic electrodes, platinum-vaporized diaphragms, and Carrara marble amplifier housing from Italy — the same used by Michelangelo — the Orpheus is far more ornate than your average high-end headphones.

But all those precious metals aren't just for show; they can noticeably improve conductivity when utilized properly, and given Sennheiser's history of crafting excellent headphones, they were likely crucial to the construction of the Orpheus. The luxury extends to the amplifier as well; the control elements are crafted from a single piece of brass which is then plated with chrome. Even turning on the headphones is a procession, with those chrome-plated brass knobs extending out from within the amplifier housing, the eight quartz-encased vacuum tubes rising from the amplifier base and starting to glow, all before the glass encasing around the headphones is raised.

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>>11300916
Placebo PLS go

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>>11300338
lel, i had this when it was released, i gave this one away, now i have a 3rd and 4th gen shuffle, which i use

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>>11301024

the shuffle isn't my daily driver. I just happen to think it looks cool, I tend to use an iPod classic (with ssd and rockbox).

How is the 3rd gen by the way?

>pic related, came in post today

>>11301038
still working without any issue, holds the charge and i used it a lot
although the apple earphones are shit and the 3rd gen doesn't have buttons on it, so when the apple earphones went to shit with the controller on them, practically after 2 years, since then i need to use it with different headsets, fortunately dre beats is capable to control it, so i just use it with my beats

the retail earphones of the 4th gen also went to shit, since then i use that with black sennheiser earphones, the 4th gen fortunately has buttons on it

another difference that the 3rd gen has 4GB storage, the 4th gen has only 2 GB

i like the simplicity of the shuffle

i also had the 1st gen ipod nano (i gave it to my sis, i think she still has it), since then i didn't buy anything with a screen, i just use the shuffles

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>>11301191

Is the voiceover thing just a gimmick?