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These would be an upgrade for metal - lots more bass and sub-bass, for starters. That said, if you're on Android there are equaliser apps…

I bought these from Amazon a couple of months back at $125.70 and thought they were great value then. Strong connection, good noise…

It's apparently a little brighter and less bassy. Still very good, but the II's are better.

It was Mayver crunchy salted peanut butter; I'm assuming it's the same ingredients no matter what the size of the jar.

Let me rephrase that since I'm getting downvotes - last night my local Aldi had massive jars on the discounted "left over from weekly…

That was on special at Aldi the other week; while I don't remember the price I remember thinking it was reasonable.

If anyone's interested, Bose's website doesn't mention any codec support, but [RTing's review mentions ATPX, APTX adaptive in two flavours…

Yeah, so that Seagate doc is (again) mostly fluff. NAS drives spend less time trying to recover from errors, but that doesn't distinguish…

How are they optimised differently? Same disk spinning at the same speed in the same direction, same heads, and the only thing that would…

You're very welcome.

Ha ha ha! Show me a single *testable* quote from the manufacturer that shows it's better than the K-Mart grinder. You know, something that…

Have. Enough. Headphones. Must. Not. Buy....

Take a look at EqualiserAPO (and Peace, which is a GUI for it) as it's a system-wide equaliser for Windows. It should be able to tame that…

You and me both, boss.

Any of them; they've all got the same processor, and more storage and RAM than you need.

Depends - what level are you starting at?

You'll need it for clipping filament from your 3D printer, which you'll be buying shortly.

Is you link correct? Because I'm getting a "Cannot be found" error.

I have more faith in Intel's ability to fix drivers than I do Realtek's. Realtek's Linux support has been iffy for over a decade; Intel's…

I know it's supported; I'm using the motherboard's built in Realtek NIC in my UnRaid server as I'm out of PCIE slots. I still think it's a…

> and Linux support through Github I think that's just a wrapper around their pre-compiled ("blob") driver. Realtek Linux support is really…

> Very well built headphones but sounded fairly muddy stock to me. By "muddy" they mean not as clear sounding as they should be. > I use…

There's a "descaling" procedure in the manual on page 24, have you tried it? This is in addition to the cleaning tablets. Water carries…

....or: If she says Colesworth, then they have quality control and product tracking in place, and can rule their product out. If she says…

Didn't weigh them, sorry. I felt like I got my money's worth at the time, but it's probably cheaper (and more convenient) to just buy…

If it helps any, I've bought about three and they've all worked.

If you've just stepped out of your nuclear vault, there's a high-profile case at the moment in which someone's been accused of poisoning…

I believe it's volumetric, so you might be able to program it to extract just as much as you want.

> If you can cope with some occasionally odd names (hello, Whizzer)... I'd have gone with the apparently well-respected Schiit Audio (home…

I've had one of these that worked for months; I didn't need it after that so I pulled the battery, but for all I know it would still work…