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@graf @Cocoa @Riamu lol I got all my speakers at a thrift store-- it's weird how sometimes you run across really high end stuff there. I've got a pair of B&W bookshelf speakers on my deskto pthat cost me $5 each

@bajax @graf @Cocoa @Riamu I got some logitech speakers for not that much.

Pretty thumpin

@ins0mniak @bajax @Cocoa @Riamu @graf its too bad all he listens to on his fancy speakers is screamo rock

@TeaTootler @ins0mniak @bajax @Cocoa @Riamu Excuse you, I tuned the setup to daft punk's random access memories 180 first pressing on a marantz head

@graf @TeaTootler @bajax @Cocoa @Riamu I like a lot of stuff like that, not so much daft punk tho they're good.

@ins0mniak @bajax @Cocoa @Riamu @TeaTootler I heard the masters for that album so I always tune my audio equipment to that. Used to be the eagles hotel California prior to that but I only heard that on an original vinyl pressing

@graf @bajax @Cocoa @Riamu @TeaTootler Oh sick man, yeah I can get into that.

Ive been plugging into audio shit myself. The mac shit Ive been messing with has been a game changer, I got the logic pro shit that Ive been pluggin my guitar in but the other day I got ableton live and been passing tracks and samples around.

I got a dj console and an akai sampler, its just been so much fun to mess with.

People dogg apple but man...if you like music they own that lanscape.

@ins0mniak @bajax @Cocoa @Riamu @TeaTootler I will agree on you with that. Ableton is cross platform but Apple has been king of that realm for a while

@graf @ins0mniak @bajax @Cocoa @Riamu wow it was ol bob:

"The vinyl release of Daft Punk's Random Access Memories was mastered by legendary mastering engineer Bob Ludwig at Gateway Mastering, working from the original analog mix masters. Parts of the overall album's audio processing and sequencing also involved collaborative final adjustments with French engineer Antoine Chabert ("Chab") at Translab."