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Line Match-ups: Edmonton vs Phoenix
Jonathan Willis
December 23 2008 06:35PM
I haven't been keeping up with the line match-ups; I have a finite amount of time, and this hobby eats up way too much of it as it is.
Depth, Or A Lack Thereof
Jonathan Willis
December 22 2008 12:07PM
The team's 23-year old top scorer managed 28 goals and only 57 points. Only one defenceman managed more than 24 points.
Phoenix roster breakdown
Jonathan Willis
December 21 2008 12:20PM
Tomorrow the Oilers play host to Wayne Gretzky and the Phoenix Coytoes. The Coyotes are currently 7th in the West, with 36 points
Damian Cox should stick to writing about eastern teams he knows nothing about
Jonathan Willis
December 19 2008 06:00AM
Toronto journalist Damian Cox compares the Toronto Maple Leafs to other Canadian teams in his latest column.
To Russia, with love
Jonathan Willis
December 18 2008 09:00PM
Word today that Dan Lacouture has left the Carolina Hurricanes and is attempting to join an unknown team in the KHL.

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It's safe to say that J-Live is one of the most consistent emcees in hip-hop today. Maybe this writer is getting old or is tired of hearing "Lollipop" 72 times a day on the radio, but J-Live has never done anything this writer didn't like. We all know his beginnings with Raw Shack and his label struggles, so no need to elaborate on that any further. And Then What Happened finds J opening up a little more about his heritage, the lack of a father figure in his life, and his affiliation with the 5%.
The album starts off with the Jazzy Jeff produced "One to 31" where J lets people know exactly how great a woman is mother was, and how bad his astringed father was, while showing off his ever increasing DJ skills. J-Live is not just an emcee but an all around entertainer. "And Then What Happened" continues with J being slightly more political than usual. "Be No Slave" has J correlating being a slave to being stuck in a record contract over a funky DJ Evil Dee track. J-Live enlists Posdanous and Oddisee for the "The Upgrade", Oddisee rhyming like and an old pro and Posdanous never missing a step.
J-Live and hip-hop are here to stay which is stated oh so eloquently on newcomer Yallzee's "Don't Stop". "The Understanding" has J-Live paying homage to where he comes from while cutting up a perfectly placed Jeru sample. He states "This goes back further than that/further than rap/it's weird/because my role models/are my peers now." Does it getting any more humble than that? A track that this writer has to talk about is "Ole" feat Oddy Gato. For an artist to sample a jazz loop is nothing new, but Usef Dinero breaks out of the box sampling meringue guitar and the word "Ole", J-Live rides the track just like he would a Donald Byrd sample. Other notable tracks are the scene stealing guest shot from Charli 2na on "The Zone", the Cap D (of All Natural) produced "Simmer Down", and the Nicolay produced introspective track "You Out There?"
J-Live rarely missteps as an emcee, sometimes his choice in production doesn't move this writer. The Probe DMS track, "The Last Third" is a bit abstract and Locsmif's "Why You Holdin" has a little bit too much going on. Despite these minor flaws, the album is better than 99.9% of the music that is in stores or on the internet. He DJs, he rhymes, and probably somewhere along the way did graffiti and dabbled in break dancing. Maybe he'll tell us about that on the next installment. For now support good music and buy the album. – Darin Gloe
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"Wonderful narration"
Yes, because the narration is so great. I always like it when the author of a autobiobraphy reads his own book, and Stephen Fry is my favorit narrator, so this was perfect in that sense.
I have listened to his reading of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. This was just as good as that one.
No, but that is not necessary. You can take it in bits.
"Not what I hoped for"
I had heard so much about this book so I wanted to give it a shot. I haven't read or listened to any of Donna Tartt's other books. But this book wasn't for me. It was too long, the story was progressing too slowly and the main character was annoying. The best thing about the book was Boris.
It wasn't what I was hoping for.
No I don't think so. If this book was made into a movie it would have to be four hours long to manage to fit everything, and that would be one slow and boring movie.
Don't believe the hype. This book was not for me and I won't be reading any of Donna Tartt's other books.
"This is turning out to be a great series"
I liked the story and the characters. Strike and Robin make a great team and I am looking forward to more books and see their work evolve.
I think the most memorable part was when Strike entered the house and found the body.
Strike was my favorite, but that is understandable, since he is the main character. Another good charcter was Christian Fischer.
"Good narration, boring story"
The idea was kind of cool, that there is a government agency collecting scientific advances that would be too early to introduce to the world. Everything else was dull.
I would recommend Suarez's first book Daemon, not any of his other books.
I have read and listened to all of Daniel Suarez's books and they keep getting worse. The first book Daemon was great, then the books started getting more boring by each book released.It is also very irritating that the resolution is so short. The book is almost 14 hours long. The tensions builds up during the whole book and then the end and conclusion is something like 15 minutes. It is like Suarez has thought about the beginning and middle but not the end. Don't just give me the "they lived happily ever after" ending, give me something more.
"What a performance!"
I had no idea that Elijah Wood was such a good voice actor. Sometimes I forgot that it was him. I had to remind myself sometimes that it was actually Elijah and not the slave Jim.
The best part was them trying to bust out Jim from the Phelps' and Tom coming up with all the crazy ideas to make it match books he had read. The least interesting part was some of the stories about the King and the Duke.
I tried reading it on my Kindle but it was quite difficult and slow just because of the old style of writing and of the slang used. Elijah did it flawlessly.
"What a ride!"
It is one of the best audio books that I have ever listened to.
My favorite part was when he was growing potatoes on Mars. That just seemed like a crazy idea, but he got really in to it.
"It's not getting any better"
I liked the narrator best, he always does a good job and really acts out the characters. The thing i liked the least was the story which was just like the other books.
Yes this is the third Dresden book I listen to, since it is the third in the series. They are all structured the same. Harry is in trouble, Harry doesn't know why, Harry gets hurt, Harry fights, Harry finds out who is behind all the trouble, Harry wins.
He becomes Harry and really acts out his emotions.
"What a performance!"
Yes I would, but I would recommend the audiobook, not the print version, simply because of the narration.
It had an air about it, it is hard to put my finger on, but I liked the atmosphere. The characters were interesting, the story was good and had a nice pace.
Yes I have listened to him reading Neil Gaiman's American Gods and that was also great.
"Interesting but not gripping"
Maybe, if the subject was interesting enough.
If that friend was really interested in the subject I would recommend it, but for someone wanting some history of New York City I think there are other books that are more interesting.
There was nothing special bout the narrator.
It reminded me a bit about the movie Gangs of New York.
"Great narration but slow story"
The best thing was the narrator, Tim Curry. I love his voice and he is a perfect narrator. The part I liked the least was the part when they were traveling from Germany and up until they found the entrance of the cave, that felt like just a long boring wait.
It was what I had expected, no surprises really.
I would say the professor. Tim Curry makes him sound crazy and excentic.
Not really a book, but maybe some pages about other travelers following in their footsteps later on and how it went for them.
"I had expected more"
No, there are other Stephen King books that are better.
No, I think that they should listen to other Stephen King books before, like The Shining for example. I listened to this one because it is part of the Dark Tower saga in some way and I want to listen to them all.
The narrator that you hear when you listen to the sample is not the "real" narrator who reads the rest of the book. What you hear is Stephen King himself reading the preface.


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To date, songs entitled Trilla have had a pretty good track record. Rick Ross' version reached the top spot on the Billboard 200 when it was released back in 2008, and A$AP Rocky's Trilla was responsible for getting the now scorching-hot emcee the attention that he needed to land a major recording contract. Booth newcomer, Domo, will hope for similar results with his Trilla, which by the sound of things, should help boost the Brooklyn rhymesayer's buzz. As the song's title might suggest, the effort has a street-friendly, New York vibe thanks to the horn-touched boardwork of Hitssince 89 and the gritty, slurred flow of Domo. So, does the unsigned emcee's debut feature live up to its name, or is it far from Trilla? Let us know below and be sure to circle your calendars for June 1, when his EP, Good Night, Better Morning is scheduled for release.
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I figured they would be as old as Sherry. At least one of them would follow in their fathers footsteps. Except for being a traitor.
They could be the stars of the next game, only to be forgotten for the next few titles. Then suddenly, they'll get a cameo appearance in a later title, then spend the rest of their days in Capcom limbo.
Moira was nine in '98, so she'd be about 23 now. Younger than Sherry. Polly's age isn't mentioned as far as I know, but she's probably around the same age.
I really need to pay more attention to details like that. Now that I'm on Jill's campaign in the remake, I'll look out for that information. Once I'm done with that, it's time to play through RE6's story, which I'll either liking, hating, or being in some weird middle ground. That's ok though, I still have Code Veronica and a REmake speed run to try. I only ever did a Nemesis speed run, and that's not exactly the hardest in classic RE....
Good luck! Game isn't really BAD, it's just that there are so many flaws. Be prepared for plenty of button mashing.
I got that feeling from the Demo. lol Personally, I'm a little disappointed it didn't go a little more the Revelations route, but I'll be sure to let people know what I think of the game when I finish it.
Haven't played Revelations so I don't really know too much about it, but from what I saw (which is very little), it looks more in line with the older titles.
It's somewhere between a much better version of the Lost in Nightmares add-on for RE5 and a less action-oriented RE4 for the most part. However, there are quite a few callbacks to the classic series such as a room where Jill wakes up, which is suspiciously reminiscent of the Spencer mansion, jump scares and all. The game also doesn't simply focus on throwing hordes of enemies at you, but instead you're forced into small spaces and corridors with two-to-three monsters conveniently and sometimes sporadically placed forcing you to take a more cautious and paranoid approach throughout a majority of the game. A nice addition to the game was the knockdown (they implemented this in RE6 apparently but not to the effect it was used here) where you first experience with Chris getting injured and being surrounded by dog/wolf creatures. This feature is used sparingly, and when it happens, it's usually at the right "survival horror" sweet spot. As for the story itself, it was OK. Quotes from Dante's Inferno are used to spread allusions all around it, and adds a bit of mystery and foreboding nature to the overall tone, which is great. You won't always be playing as Chris or Jill, and their respective partners however, but I just wish they had cut out a few filler characters or improved their personalities a bit as I found them to be a bit comical and silly. I don't know if that was the point, though. You also still have chapters unfortunately, but you'll still be backtracking a few of the areas which subtracts from the linearity. The overall thing is set up like a mini series, and you have a "last time on Resident Evil Revelations" that frames the narrative, and is nice to have if you haven't played in a longtime, which for a handheld experience this isn't a bad thing if you're like me and take long breaks from your on the go games. Some of my final, and less important thoughts on the game; it's probably my favorite 3DS title at the moment. It's not perfect by any means, but for a handheld venture it was quite a nice surprise. This is also the best use of 3D on the 3DS as far as I'm concerned, and really shows, and I don't really want to spoil it as it's one of the coolest moments in the game, but you'll be dodging and shooting falling debris out of the way at some point. Also, if you have Thalassophobia and fear of submerged objects, I'd say the experience is all that much more terrifying. Well, that's it for my mini-review. Hope it was worth reading.
Thanks for the review. Now I want this damn game. lol It's nice to see them try and take this series in that direction, but why with a portable game!? I might just have to get a 3DS, been holding back because the titles available at the time didn't interest me, and I'm not really a fan of handheld platforms. I get headaches if I play them too long, and I don't doubt the stereoscopic 3D will aggravate that. The episodic style with the recap sounds good, especially since I would probably only play it in short bursts. The throwbacks to the classic titles interest me too, they sound like they've been handled well. A less action-oriented RE4 sounds like a game I would certainly enjoy. I don't have Thalassophobia (had to look that shit up ) so it probably won't bother me, but dark, cramped environments with only a few enemies and limited ammo are a win, although filler characters are a fail IMO. I'll have to keep and eye out for any good deals, and I might just buy a 3DS, unless this game gets ported. Once again, thanks.
There aren't much to the filler characters, but they do help flesh out a few things that would be left otherwise unexplained but I feel they could have done it better. I also forgot to mention the story is also kind of a BSAA origin story as it's really just starting out, and the game shows how they become a global group, rather than just something slapped together quickly for fighting Umbrella. So, it's a rather productive game when it concerns Resident Evil's plot. And I did notice there was less ammo, and it felt much like the older games, however I myself still found plenty and didn't feel like I was in much danger of running out too soon but that could just because I'm used to survival horror. My friend ran out of ammo, complained, and never finished the game. He also only got into the series at RE4. He's a poser. So that's gotta count for something.
Good to hear. How the BSAA started was one of the things I was interested in learning about, since the files in 5 and 6 only really give a general overview from what I remember reading. I end up with tons of ammo as well, gotta be all that survival horror I've played. Shame so many horror franchises are turning action, like Resident Evil (obviously) and Dead Space. One game I still need to play is Silent Hill Downpour, that game looks decent enough, but I've passed it over for other games since it came out. My first RE was the DS port of the original, got it for my birthday and I was glued to it for weeks. Loaned my friend a copy of RE 4 and he gave up after Chapter 2-1 because he had no supplies left. Complained that the game was unfair after El Gigante slaughtered him for the fifth time.
Wow. Doing that on Resident Evil 4? I'm starting to think video games are good way to determine who would be better at rationing for a zombie apocalypse.
Yeah, but they should be okay if the zombies start dropping supplies when killed. lol There really should be more scavenging for supplies in adventure and horror games, makes them more involving. That's one of the many reasons why I have high hopes for The Last of Us.
I didn't get all-out-horror out of the announcement trailer for The Last of Us, but it looked like a very good story-driven survival game, and I actually have my preorder completly paid off already...unless of course they announce a collector's edition that interests me. I'm trying my best not to read up on anything for it as I was quite satisfied with just that little bit shown early last year. I can't wait, and it looks like I'm not the only one.
I'm a big fan of good stories in games, and I doubt Naughty Dog will disappoint. It won't really be survival horror, at least from the demos I saw, but it certainly looks tense and will probably have moments that scare. I'm happy that it looks like you have to search properly for supplies and that your path isn't 100% predefined. Not everyone will like this game I think, mostly because of non-regenerative health and extremely limited supplies (so I'm guessing that friend I was talking about earlier won't like it). Finally, seeing as it'a a game that doesn't make light of the violence in it, it will be easier to get immersed and take what's going on seriously. Easily one of my most anticipated titles of this year. On a side note, another one of my friends posted a link to Forbes. Apparently a town is buying back violent games and burning them, due partly to the latest shooting. Couldn't believe it.
Every time a tragedy happens it always comes down to witch hunts, burnings, and the blame game. People get scared, which leads to them being paranoid, which leads them to fearing and hating guns, which leads to the politicians trying to make themselves look like they're going to solve the world's problems, which leads to the NRA to say it wasn't the guns it was the violent media and so on and so forth. No one seems to be willing to accept reality, and that reality is people are the responsible party, and violence is just a part of the world. It's a never ending cycle, but I'm not going to say anymore on the matter as it is depressing, and I'd rather just video games right now. lol
Whatever becomes the next big popular thing. Before video games it was comics, and before that it was just movies. So basically anything that's popular among society. It's like a type of mass hysteria that I'm sure has a name.
Don't forget music. Entertainment is always gonna get the blame for this crap. Anyways, yeah, it's just an endless cycle of stupidity but I found it interesting how they keep doing studies on the "effects" of violent games but can't really prove too much. All that aside, still stoked for 2013 in gaming, lots of great titles coming up and it's not gonna change anytime soon, especially since the dud that was Dec. 21 2012. HA!
Lost in Nightmares > Revelations. It was pretty good but nothing special at all. The story wasn't good and the cast mostly sucked. It really wasn't survival horror, either, although there was more of the latter than the former. The best area atmosphere wise was the final part, but that doesn't last long. The action parts were wedged in between the rest of it and ruined the otherwise pretty good atmosphere. The final boss was good, though. I didn't like the underwater parts at all, or the weapon system. You also can't replay one chapter at a time, unlike in RE5/RE6. If you're going to have a chapter (which RE games shouldn't), you should be able to play any chapter you want after beating the game. It's in the bottom half of the series. Downpour is great. Now that's a survival horror game. At least we still have a series that hasn't abandoned its roots.
That stuff about Revelations kinda deflates my enthusiasm for it a little... Yeah, Downpour had my interest with it's E3 demo, but I forgot about it. Had a chance to buy it last weekend but I passed it over for some reason. The fact that is still tries to keep to it's roots is nice, I also dug the atmosphere with what I saw and rain in a game is always nice. I'll pick it up when I get a chance. Always room in my collection for more horror.
Sorry. It's not a bad game, but it's not great, either. They limit the amount of ammo you can carry, but there's still plenty of ammo around. There's enough to kill every enemy in the game. It's kind of like they were trying to trick people into thinking the resources were limited, lol. The designs of the main enemies weren't exactly inspired, either. The game also had some of the worst dialogue in the series.
Here. I found my review of it... First things first: Yeah, this should have been a console game. It being on a handheld isn't doing it any favors. Obviously I'm not a big fan of handhelds but that's because I think consoles make for a better experience. Anyway... Backtracking is good but there might actually be too much exploration due to the Genesis. For anyone like me (most likely anyone who loved the old games), you'll feel the need to check everything. It'll even be necessary at times. Also due to the environment of the ship, it can feel repetitive with how much backtracking there is. The fact that the sister ship has the same layout doesn't help with that. Enemies are meh. They all have very similar designs. They're better than Ganado/Majini (IE humans), of course, but that's not saying much. They just feel like they came from the same mom or something. There are only two bosses in the game and one is reminiscent of a couple of bosses in RE5 that seem to get hate, so I won't be surprised if most people here don't like it. I do suspect, however, that people will appreciate the final boss. Good atmosphere. I would say the final area (the Queen Dido) was the creepiest, especially the "dining room". New characters are meh. The script definitely took a big step back from RE5. The humor was just bad and out of place. The stuff with Keith and Quint was just...weird. Terragrigia. What? I won't go into details so as to not spoil it but the concept of it felt way out of place. It reminded me more of Final Fantasy than Resident Evil. On normal mode, at least, I was finding way more ammo than I could even carry. It was pretty annoying, actually. Instead of limiting the ammo in general, they just limit the amount you can carry (which you can expand with ammo cases). There are six or so puzzles and five of them are exactly the same except some are harder than others. For the most part, the underwater parts are just annoying, especially with the enemies. The last one isn't bad, though. Didn't care for the weapon customization stuff. I prefer RE4 and RE5's system if they're going to go that route. Don't ask me how long it is because my view of its length is completely skewed due to stopping all the time to type up a walkthrough. Skipping around to different teams/times makes it feel somewhat disjointed. Story is middle of the pack in comparison to the rest of the series. It has a few misdirects, though one of them wasn't surprising at all. All in all, it was pretty good. I do have to say I'm disappointed that they ended up not killing off Parker. They need to learn how to kill good guys (other than Steve). I was happy when it looked like he was gonna die. Also, I really hope Jessica being alive doesn't mean she's the one who Chris is referring to in RE6. I'm sure almost everyone would rather have it be Ada or someone else. Overall, good game. I definitely wouldn't recommend getting a 3DS just for it. If you already have one, though, you should check it out.
I'm gonna have to start coming here for reviews I guess. Sounds like the game is good, not great, so I suppose I won't be getting a 3DS for it (not really worth getting a platform for a single game anyways). Hope it gets ported. Terragrigia? Sounds like some bizarre kind of dessert, but hey, this is Capcom we're talking about. After the name "IT", and the whole boulder punching bit, anything is possible. Scanning sounds a little tedious as well. Almost like I have OCD when looking all over the place for any kind of supply, double checking every inch of every room. One thing I will say about the story, even though I obviously haven't played it, it would be pretty tough to top finishing the Wesker-Chris story arc that's been building up since RE 1. I'm sure I've said this several times these past few days, but GOD I love good stories. Just looking for some horror reading material after finishing the last book I was reading. Anyways, thank you for the review. Between these two reviews, it seems this game is worth playing, but I'll wait and see if it sees a console release, or if I find some other games to give me a reason to buy a 3DS.
It's a "floating" city in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea that's solar powered. I was just like, "What the hell is this?" Yeah, I love a good story in a game. RE5 has one of the best. Revelations has one of the worst, all things considered, but still better than Zero and RE4. Not that that's saying much.
A floating city.......wow. At least they've gone green, solar is the way. I'm finding it harder to get into games for just gameplay nowadays. Give me some quality story and something that isn't a pain to play through and I'm good to go. Don't really remember the story in Zero, but I was trying to get back into RE4. It's just not the same. Those villains... and Leon was a tool. Not so bad now, but not too much of an improvement. "Don't make me do this..." A few minutes later... "Don't hesitate! It's us or them!"
Lol, I know. I found him to be perfectly fine in RE6, which is a first, but I thought that was pretty funny.
Most of the issues I had with Leon in RE6 were mostly comical, like with vehicles. Doesn't matter what he is in control of, you know that shit's gonna crash within moments. Personality wise though, he reminded me a little bit of early TWD Rick, trying to help everyone. Also that older guy in chapter 1 reminded me of "Infinite-ammo shotgun" Herschel from the season 2 finale. Chris was good in 6 as well, but is irrational hate for his villain (trying to avoid spoilers) was a little extreme at times. After that boulder, not to mention tossing J'avo around like ragdolls, I would hate to see what he would have done if he got those big mitts on them. Still liked him though, missed Jill though. Bringing back Sherry worked surprisingly well too, and pairing her off with Jake worked out better than I though it would. The characters were certainly the highlight of the game for me.
This is where I'm going to have to disagree. I would put it well above Zero...like a lot. See, I didn't like LIN that much, which I really only really liked the part with the water and puzzle. The rest was meh, and it was way too short. Jill playing the piano was a nice touch, but that really didn't add anything to the overall experience. I'll give you the cast as I didn't much care for dumb & dumber's filler parts, but the story itself lends itself very well to the global terror threat of B.O.W attacks. It's also bit of a BSAA Rises origin, which I greatly appreciated. No one said it was survival horror as I was just pointing out earlier that my friend couldn't handle it as he never really got into the old series and that had to count for something. I also wasn't too fond of the final boss. It looked and acted like something out of Devil May Cry and had no thematic sense to the rest of the creatures. I also don't remember that much action in the final part as that was mostly swimming and the boss, which leads me to.... See, I found the underwater parts creepy as hell, and you really didn't have a way to fight back which was pretty tense IMO. I haven't tried new game plus yet, but I rarely just pick and choose levels if it's a game with a story. I like going through it normally. I agree it would be nice to have the option, but this sounds more like a preference to me. I haven't been too impressed by RE6 so far. It's been rather disappointing save for some of the bits with Sherry and Jake. Also I didn't have to cycle through a linear inventory in Revelations; that crap is annoying. At the moment, I consider Revelations above RE6. Wiimake, Homecoming (pretty underrated but it still had its problems like the OP knife/kill bosses easy) and Origins turned me off to the series. The plot got tangled up and betrayed what was established in 1 & 3 by mimicking the live action film. Does Downpour return to its psychological approach, or is it just another copy and past James Sunderland's character and place him in a more literal horror story? Survival wasn't the only thing that made Silent Hill good after all.
I personally haven't played too many Silent Hill games. The first one was terrifying IMO, still have a hard time getting through it, but it's still a great game. I didn't like Origins or Shattered Memories too much. Not bad, but they didn't really do too much for me. I actually enjoyed Homecoming though. Atmosphere was all right, and the bosses were the most entertaining to fight. Not really scary though, except the last one. That one was pretty freaky.
The cast and character interactions were the best part of RE6. RE5 made me love Chris and RE6 continued that. They did very well with Sherry. I liked Ada as usual. Jake ended up being good, and Leon was fine as well. Helena was the only main character I didn't care for. Eh? You say you disagree but then you agree with me. I put it above Zero as well. I was just saying that since Zero's story sucked, that's not saying much. I loved Lost in Nightmares. Sure it was short, but it was a downloadable scenario. I loved the atmosphere, and the puzzle oriented area was brilliant. They actually had you lose all of your equipment and then have to do a bit of thinking and running around to get out of that mess. Also, Chris and Jill should have been partners throughout Revelations. I didn't give a shit about Parker or Jessica, and the latter was just annoying as hell. Even then, for some reason, they scaled back on Chris's development. He was great in RE5 and then in RE6, but he barely had a personality in Revelations. Jill was okay but nothing special, either. I was making sure that Zack wasn't going to be expecting a survival horror experience like in the classic games. The final boss was the best one, hands down. It was actually like something out of the old games, design wise. I didn't mention anything about there being a bunch of action at the end. It's a broken system. You can't have a part of a game where it's impossible to fight back and it's also practically impossible to dodge. It has to be one or the other. Either you can't fight back but you can dodge, or you can't dodge but you can fight back. Take RE6 out of it and it's still in the bottom half. CVX, RE5, RE2, REmake, and RE3 are all better than it. Downpour is possibly the scariest in the series. It has some of the most unique things I've seen in a videogame. The side quests are brilliant. I haven't played Shattered Memories but I have played all of the others, and there is not one I haven't enjoyed to an extent. Downpour is actually one of the best. Homecoming had the best bosses in the series, and the atmosphere was right on par with what I expect from Silent Hill. It wasn't the best, but it gets way too much hate.
I didn't like the atmosphere in Homecoming as it felt pretty bland to me. Don't get me wrong, turning off the lights for some is pretty scary to others who don't normally play these games. I like the boss designs especially Scarlet with her appearance AND movement, but once you figured out how to use the knife on everything, the game was pretty comical. It made the knife trick against Krauser in RE4 look like an ingenious gameplay mechanic.
Eh? You say you disagree but then you agree with me. I put it above Zero as well. I was just saying that since Zero's story sucked, that's not saying much. [/quote] Yeah, but I wouldn't even think of Zero when comparing. I would love to know what game had a devil inspired Satin character. The grouping of that sentence had me confused, unless you meant the game as a whole, which I do agree with, but there were plenty of slow moments too. It just sounded like you were only talking about the final segment of the game. I'll have to replay it, but I was most positive you had a swim faster by tapping option, and depending on if you were going up or down it would keep you away from the enemy. I'll defiantly be replaying it now at some point just to check, but I thought that was the case. Downpour is possibly the scariest in the series. It has some of the most unique things I've seen in a videogame. The side quests are brilliant. I haven't played Shattered Memories but I have played all of the others, and there is not one I haven't enjoyed to an extent. Downpour is actually one of the best. I'll give it a looksie at some point if I get that desperate for a survival horror. But I would hope they went back to the more ambiguous-mess with your head-psychological horror.
I was only "comparing" it in the sense of ranking the stories. I was referring to the game as a whole. The last part was its own separate thought. I don't think it was impossible to dodge, but that's why I said "practically" impossible. It was very difficult. It's kind of like how RE3 had a dodge feature but it mostly seemed to kick in randomly. It wasn't just that, though. I just felt like it was difficult to maneuver underwater.
Oh okay. That makes sense. I still enjoyed the story a lot, but I also interpreted it as a literal retelling of Dane's Inferno. It's funny how adding yeah, I can see it now that you point it out.
Speaking of the final boss, you should find this amusing: http://www.ign.com/boards/threads/s...is-impossible-to-beat-on-hell-mode.208228677/
I felt the same way about Helena. At first she was interesting, but eventually she was just there to be a partner. Personality was stale too. Didn't like Jake at first, but he grew on my after his character developed properly in the 2nd half of his campaign, in the first chapter or so I thought he was gonna end up an idiot. Didn't know what to make of Ada, seeing as she was still playing the "mystery" card on everyone. Her campaign ending was interesting though... The underwater sections in RE6 were a pain so it is a little disheartening that they're also in Revelations, but I'll have to see for myself how they've turned out. As for Downpour being the scariest, we shall see. . Really liked what I saw, and the otherworld (from the design standpoint) was really impressive. Hard to judge the full product by a few short videos though. Sidequests are welcome too, as long as they're done well, which it sounds like they are. I'm also curious to see what these "unique" things are, but with horror they could be pretty much anything. Shame what happened to Vatra though, because it sounds like they did a solid job with this game. Nice to see I'm not the only one who like Homecoming, or RE5 for that matter (mostly for the story, gameplay was way too linear and action-oriented). Not the best games I've played, but certainly better than I was led to believe. Metacritic is a mess of people with no idea on how to score games. It's either 10, or a 0. Finally, thanks to both Neko_Roar and DarkBlood999, you guys have been great and REALLY helpful, especially with those reviews. . Given me a lot to think about with these games. I'll probably pick up Downpour in the coming weeks, and Revelations is certainly up on my "to play" list now. I'm really growing fond of this board.
I want to tell you so damn much. It seriously has one of the coolest things I've seen in a game, and there are other parts that are fantastic as well. The sidequests have no bearing on the story, so I can give you a couple of examples if you don't mind. What happened to Vatra? I never heard. I loved RE5. I wish it was survival horror, but I still had a blast with it and the story was great.
Sorry about the red flag there on Vatra, I'm a little behind on my news. Kuju, who owned them, dropped them a while ago but it looks like they're still kicking. Can't find anything concrete. http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2012-08-16-kuju-we-will-not-continue-to-own-vatra Anyways, as soon as I finish up Downpour, I've got no problem talking about it. Love to talk about games, obviously, and pretty much all my friends avoid horror games. Bunch of wimps. By all means, give me an example or two for Downpour. Just keep it as spoiler-free as possible please!
Cool. In one sidequest, you use a gramophone to play out a past event, and then you avenge what happened. In another, you have to go down into a very dark and narrow basement and find a human heart (you hear it beating, too). It's creepy as hell, lol. My favorite little part isn't a sidequest, though, so I won't mention it. It's fucking awesome, though.
Sounds pretty sweet. Certainly creative for sidequests, especially since most games it boils down to "collect X amount of items". That bit with the heart sounds crazy. I'm gonna like this game. Really regret not picking it up when I had the chance. Damn. Can't wait to see what that favourite part is. Thanks for keeping it spoiler free though, wanna see how the story is gonna play out myself.
I'm willing to give Downpour a try. I still liked Homecoming and find it underrated (I defend it every time I'm on a SH board), it's just I really miss more of the psychological build up of creepy from the older games, and when Homecoming tried it, it was mostly just putting your hand in a hole or listening to a disembodied lady and those parts really didn't do anything for me. Otherwise they tried a more modern horror movie approach with a few jump scares here and there, which even those were missing something. Scarlet alone was still worth playing that game for. If only they explored more of the stuff with the children, I think it would have been much better for story. I'm trying to remember all of the endings, but I wasn't too impressed by any of them. Even the infamous UFO ending wasn't handled as comically as it was in the other games, but it's still funny in context. Either way, once I'm done with RE6, maybe Downpour is the next venture for me. And welcome to the board, Zack! It's one of the better discussion boards as even when we disagree, no one really "gets into it" so to speak...well mostly. But yeah, welcome!
I liked how the bosses were important to the story, both in terms of what and who they stood for, as for the characters they were hunting, but they didn't push it as far as they could have. There were a lot of great ideas in Homecoming, but they never really capitalized on them. Still found a lot of entertainment with it. Also read somewhere that the game had similarities to Jacob's Ladder, which I never saw. Just read the IGN review of Downpour to see why it got 4.5. Certainly not the best review I've gone through. "Being a Silent Hill fan is a lot like watching Eddie Murphy movies" He can't be serious can he? Also found it odd that he stressed that combat was never important in Silent Hill, then went on to complain how rare guns and ammo were. The only bit that worries me is the frame-rate issues, but I made it through AC3 alright so I should be fine. Once I get this game I'll mosey on down to the Silent Hill board and get ripped apart for liking a Silent Hill that isn't a member of the original three. Also yeah, I noticed that arguments in this board don't boil down to people losing it when someone disagrees with them. One of the reasons why I enjoy reading the comments on various IGN articles. Funny reading all the back-and-forths. Cracks me up.
Jacob's Ladder inspired Keiichiro Toyama, creator of Silent Hill and much of the original series, which Homecoming really just had a street sign that was modeled after a scene in JB. It's the presentation of the horror that it has similarities to, as in psychological and ambiguous horror with a story that can be interpreted a few different ways, or even just going by one of my favorite lines in the movie, "If you're frightened of dying, and you're holding on, you'll see devils tearing your life away. If you've made your peace, then the devils are really angels, freeing you from the Earth." Which if you look at James Sunderland from Silent Hill 2 and Heather from Silent Hill 3, then you can defiantly see how this applies to them considering the nature of Maria/Mary and Valtiel. Silent Hill had a very well crafted and complementary trilogy before The Room and Origins retconned a few things. Though the room's mistakes were meant to just be easter eggs for the series I'm sure. Origins not so much as that and Homecoming misinterpreted the point and meaning of Pyramid Head, again because they were going for a more literal version of the story as opposed to what was established. Just a bit of an oddball thing I find people didn't get, probably because they didn't finish the game, but Heather reveals at the end of the game that But yeah, Silent Hill has got to have one of my favorite mythologies in video game history. The movie was even ok, but I still don't see why Harry had to be a woman just because they saw a character as maternal. I mean fathers can be paternal after all, and it would have been nice to see that transition into the film but oh well.
When I heard that about Jacob's Ladder, they had only mentioned Homecoming, and like I said, I haven't seen it. I'll have to keep an eye out for it maybe. Pretty deep line too. Never played Silent Hill 2, 3 or 4, (yeah, I know). Staying away from that spoiler until I do. Silent Hill Homecoming reminded me of the movie more than anything, with Pyramid Head going around killing people, not to mention the Otherworld transitions. There were times like it was more "Silent Hill: The Movie: The Game". Still liked it though. Speaking of the movies, haven't seen the new one yet, but I found the first movie surprisingly good for a movie based off a game. Good atmosphere and soundtrack. Even managed to get some of those camera angles in there. Curious to see how the new one is, reviews don't sound promising though. Will have to see for myself. I've got a ton of stuff to catch up on. Silent Hill 2, 3, 4, Downpour, the new Silent Hill movie and Jacob's Ladder. Gonna be busy for a while.
Jacob's Ladder is one of my favorite films. And.... >.> Also, don't type anything related to Mary or Maria or Valtiel related when looking SH up as it will spoil the stories. As for the first Silent Hill movie, the soundtrack is great considering they used just about every track from Silent Hill 2 and used some of Silent Hill 3's tracks. Those were all from the video games.
IGN's review of Downpour was atrocious. It's like he just didn't know the series at all, or survival horror for that matter. There is slowdown at times, though. It can get annoying, but it doesn't hamper what is otherwise a great game. I loved The Room. It had my favorite story (followed by SH2) and I thought it was the scariest. It's responsible for my biggest "Holy shit!" moments in gaming. I really liked the movie as well. I still need to see the second one.
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Just saw SA5000 with dragoncable on ebay: Who wnts it too.
Certainly on my watch list . Seems like these SA5000 are getting harder to come by. I've been asked about 4 times in the last 6 months to sell mine
Just saw SA5000 with dragoncable on ebay: Who wnts it too.
Why on earth would I want two? Because I do. Actually, I'd kind of prefer one stock, since mine are modded, but ya know!
I think the first production of SA5000 drivers were of fragile (bad) quality, it just happened that 1 driver stops working the other day without using the HP.
Anyway due the extra added (thick) black vilt ring above ontop of the (thin) white porous paper ring at back of the SA5000 drivers making sounds too fast piercing shrill/harser/spikey with thin punchy lacking lower basstone, I didn't like the SQ because it made my ears bleedlhurt and got fast listening fatique.
SA3000 drivers have only the white paperring and it function as semi bassport passtru making bass fuller/lower sounding and overall "perfect" balanced SQ.
Edited by cdsa35000 - 1/8/15 at 5:32pm
Ironically, it's like everything but the drivers have screwed up. The cables had to be replaced many times. I remember I sent it in for warranty work way back when, and they came back and STILL messed up. I like these headphones very much as they were my first REAL pair of audiophile phones, a step up from the Sony V700DJs I bought before them (my first better-than-"normal" phones). Soundwise, they have never bothered me and I adore them. Compared to the CD3k, they are very similar (in my... ears). The 3k is a little more "full," but the SA5k is SO fast. They are both very detailed though, and that is what I love.
So to me, despite being a little dinged up, they have a lot of character, they represent my careless adolescence and what I've been through and how I've developed. Okay, maybe I'm being just a little poetic, but hey. I love the SA5ks! I plan on repainting (airbrushing) them as well when I get the chance, maybe a softer metallic color. I ALSO want a stock pair too. I still have the box, the stand, and all that good stuff. Many people seem to lose those! I'm planning to do a detachable cable mod with these, trying to find connectors small enough to fit unobtrusively through the holes of the SA5k's cable ports.
I'd LOVE to own a pair of SA3ks and SA1ks. I want to do a custom job on some 3ks and make them look like the baby Qualias they are, with red leather ear pads and a fabricated CF headband modeled after the SA5k band, give balanced termination on the cups. It's really not so difficult to do!
Anyway, I'm rambling again. Good day to you all!
PS. Have you ever been wearing CD3ks or SA5ks and forget which one you were listening to? That just happened with me.
They're so sonically similar, in my opinion!
It's that I'm now very satisfied with the SQ of SA3000 drivers (got new SA3000 HP $175 in 2010) replaced in my SA5000.
I think the first production of SA5000 drivers were of fragile (bad) quality, it just happened that 1 driver stops working the other day without using the HP.
Anyway due the extra added (thick) black vilt ring above ontop of the (thin) white porous paper ring at back of the SA5000 drivers making sounds too fast piercing shrill/harser/spikey with thin punchy lacking lower basstone, I didn't like the SQ because it made my ears bleedlhurt and got fast listening fatique.
SA3000 drivers have only the white paperring and it function as semi bassport passtru making bass fuller/lower sounding and overall "perfect" balanced SQ.
Edited by E3E - 1/8/15 at 6:01pm
SA5000 sounds "partially" similar to CD3000 because the SA5000 is the "last" pinnacle development of the porous biocellulose diaphragm.
SA5000 diaphragm is made Silica/PA66 (Sand/Plastic) Nano-composite material, the nano synthetic imitation and improvement of the biocellulose porous structure,
Sad that with Z7 they stepped back to Aluminum coated Liquid Crystal Polymer (metal/plastic) drivers.
My first expensive "highend" HP starts with CD999 with amorphous diamond coated plastic diaphragm, the forefather of biocellulose drivers.
It sound the "best" at that time to my inexp. ears, but the cups were too tiny, not angled and cramping will hurt my earshells.
And after few year or so, the lousy plastic hinges broke exactly in the of the "C" by hair fracture cracks.
Then the CD1000 with biocellulose dia. came alone, however I wasn't happy with the inbalance of the drivers sounding differently.
So I opened the cups to find the horror, 1 driver isn't the white biocellulose but the lousy x coated plastic dia.
Returned for exchange, after a week got the 2nd pair, however I wasn't happy with the pierching harsh treble.
So I DIY hold the drivers above the damp of cooking water to "soften" the porous dia. and it worked.
Pierching treble is reduced to very good sounding, however after few week, 1 driver died by losing the glue joints of the coil, ouch.
Because the CD999 drivers have exactly the same 50mm size and form, so I put those in CD1000.
Sound alot muffled because its missing the vibrant transients of the porous biocel.
I got a brandnew CD3000 with HP case (after the SA5000) for only $180 from online outlet store, I guess they didn't knew the CD3000's value.
CD3000 (casing) sounds alot better than CD1000 despite having "same" drivers.
Yeah, I think the SA5000 driver popped by an ON powerspike of the non-muting headamp, I'm doing (un)plug the HP everytime now to be safe.
They both shared the "airly" transients because of the porous dia., my SA5000 sounds best/better than CD3000 with headamp and after the "closed" mod by adding a vinyl piece to cover the "open" backcup grill.
CD3000 has a more wider/spacious/distant soundstage but the bass is looser and bloomier, I use it mainly without headamp because sounding best with portables media/nds/psp/music keyboards etc.
No, I can't mistaken them, SA5000 is the best comfort to me also, its lighter 260gr vs 380gr but CD3000 is better/warmer in the winter.
Yeah, I'm done for now untill these HP die someday.
Edited by cdsa35000 - 1/8/15 at 9:35pm
I find the CD3000's treble to be rather piercing (strictly) at high volume, even after the 20 year lifespan I'm sure these cans have had, as they are the original black jack version. I don't find the SA5ks to be very harsh on my ears at all. Interesting though, you got your CD3k after the SA5ks too, which is how it went for me as well. What year did you purchase yours?
Is your CD3k black jack as well, or silver? If you managed to get the headphones NOS for $180, I am incredibly jealous! I forget what I paid for mine, but it was around that price, however, in terrible condition! I have missed two recent deals for CD3000s under $100, and it has been rather upsetting. How many more times can people keep selling things they do not understand the value of? Especially online, it's very doubtful. I do not think any local shops here would have them, but I should try looking. I'd love a second (or third) pair of CD3ks.
I would be very very wary to take steam to the CD3k's drivers to try and tame the treble, especially after your own horror story with the CD1ks, I just can't imagine the condensation being a very good thing for the drivers, especially not the voice coil. One would imagine after 20 years and heavy use for the past 5-6 years (they were broken for almost two years before I modified the cable) years, the headphones' drivers would have already softened up considerably. Maybe if you had protected the glue with a waterproof film, the drivers would have lived? If that's viable, I MIGHT try it, but it seems VERY risky in my eyes. You certainly know more about the sonic qualities of headphones than I do. I still consider myself an amateur, yet appreciative audiophile, though I have a deep passion for DIY, albeit more cosmetic and only lightly acoustic, in making my ear pads and working with dampening material, but I have no exact knowledge of it, only general knowledge.
It's very interesting to consider the SA5000's drivers as successors and developments on the biocellulose design; I have heard that the organic nature of the biocellulose makes them very sensitive to environmental factors like mold and aging/rot. I have not yet heard of any of them breaking down from natural degradation, but a lot of people seem to voice concern about this.
I am also interested in owning the CD1000s, myself. I'm quite charmed by the CD series of headphones, and eventually would like to collect most if not all of them. I love Sony's headphone design from around that time. I also love the much older classics from the early 80s before the V6, too, but I'm not quite ready to go exploring there yet. It's kind of interesting how ridiculously similar the first generation CD series headphones all appear to each other. The 850 looks very much like the 1000, but smaller, the 1000 looks very similar to the 3k but slightly different in dimensions and with a different cup design, but when I first saw them, I was awestruck by how similar they looked (and thought they were just black plastic version of the CD3k). They all look like giant eggo headphones. :)
Are you from Japan, CDSA? As far as I know, the more studio reference (V6-inspired) CD series headphones were/are Japan exclusives and quite rare outside of that country. The CD999s are very cool and I'd love to own a pair (along with the CD900ST) eventually.
Yes, I know how there is quite a weight difference between the two. The "floating" nature of the CD3ks, even with a tighter headband, still make them almost disappear on my head. They are very warm, especially with leather ear pads, though my ears tend to not sweat very much at all with headphones, so it's no big deal for me to wear them in summer either. I certainly agree with you that Sony has taken steps away from their innovation and more into catering to mainstream taste and appeal. I stopped following their products very closely after the SA5ks.
I think for a future project, I'd like to take a 1mm sheet of magnesium alloy and create a new headband for the SA5000s. I'd rather not spend $200 on the part from Parts list. My headband is okay, but just in case, I'd like another. I have to admit, I think the minimalism of the SA5ks, while very elegant (and good for DIY!) really cut costs for Sony. The headband is very simple (yet they sell it for $200+? ). All it'd take is some careful setting into shape and making the cut outs for the mesh band and you'd have a good as new headband for the SA5k. :)
Hey, if you ever find a good deal on CD3ks, let me know! :) If I can manage to get another pair of SA5ks (hopefully for not too much), I'll most definitely try the vinyl flooring "closed" mod I've heard about. Yes, the size of the cups does help determine soundstage wideness, no? The CD3ks have giant cups, so I can't imagine the SA5ks, even with a closed mod, sounding as wide. I have heard some remark that CD900ST is similar to the CD3k. Makes me wonder if it's then similar to the SA5k with the closed mod installed.
Take care!
Edited by E3E - 1/9/15 at 3:42am
But the medium soft pleather is very good, not too soft like those wrinkly ones and not stiff, although the inner ring is the stiffier layer.
First I got the ATH M50 too small earpads that doesn't fit with its 98mm rounding.
This SA5000 is 105mm and inner 50mm with detachable foam is the best sofar!
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Edited by cdsa35000 - 1/23/15 at 4:54am
You should learn how to sew your own earpads, CDSA35000. :D
So I wanted to put detachable cables onto my SA5000s. I looked and looked and at first thought that mini-XLR connectors would be perfect. I was wrong, however, realizing that they'd be muuuch too big. It wasn't until I perused the threads around this place concerning removable cables for in-ear monitors and ear buds that I got the idea that I could use a set of Shure MMCX connectors in order to make the mod without tampering with anything on the SA5000s. This mod was grueling, it was not fun to solder these tiny connectors. I also retained the old cable I had been using, which is a monster at around 13'. I installed male MMCX connectors on that end too, equally as annoying to install, but it worked out in the end. I used a thermoplastic (softens when hot, hardens when cold) to ensure that the connectors would not push out when disconnecting or push in while reconnecting the cables. They are VERY delicate connectors, and I nearly botched the mod many times. $8.99 a pair (I bought two), I wouldn't want to waste money on them. They have no resistance unlike most MMCX connectors, which I suppose why their price is higher.
I used some high quality cables for the connections inside the cups and the sound is just amazing. Now I have a very short cable for listening to things in bed or portably, and a very long cable for listening sessions while walking around my room. :3
I also used PlastiDip to fix scratches and dings in the rubber lining on the mesh headband, I thought it would work perfectly and it did. Just a few layers in the grooves, then buffing them and the finish matches perfectly. I love tinkering with headphones.
The detachable cables were MAINLY wanted to prevent pulls and tugs from causing damage to the cable or drivers. I literally tore the cables out of the cups of my SA5000s once before thanks to an act of stupidity (i.e. standing up while wearing headphones with foot on the cable, thus shortening the length and causing the cable to quickly become taut). This is similarly why I installed detachable connectors in my CD3000. Both are gold-plated and securely fitted and soldered (non-permanent in both cases), and don't detract from the sound at all.
It also doesn't hurt that a cable switch can be done in a snap now. No more soldering, yay!
Edited by E3E - 1/28/15 at 4:55pm
I dislike extra transition/solder links in the signal path as it will only degrade SQ, but most ppl won't notice the "subtile" differences.
At the moment I keep those replacement earpads as spare, because I still like the (semi) peeled pleather originals into bare cloths with the intact front leather piece.
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Finally I got the "perfect" replacement SA5000 earpads, its fit perfectly despite the form is round and even edges.
But the medium soft pleather is very good, not too soft like those wrinkly ones and not stiff, although the inner ring is the stiffier layer.
First I got the ATH M50 too small earpads that doesn't fit with its 98mm rounding.
This SA5000 is 105mm and inner 50mm with detachable foam is the best sofar!
Those pads are not the same as OEM. Original pads are not flat like that. Sony Part Number 234530601
Those pads are not the same as OEM. Original pads are not flat like that. Sony Part Number 234530601
True, no where I said its the same, its "perfect replacement" pleathered that fits, its just an even rounded earpads.
Not like the original oval shape ones likes these mesh-fabric SA3000 from ebay.
Good that those (detachable) mods is working for you, if you're so careless.
I dislike extra transition/solder links in the signal path as it will only degrade SQ, but most ppl won't notice the "subtile" differences.
At the moment I keep those replacement earpads as spare, because I still like the (semi) peeled pleather originals into bare cloths with the intact front leather piece.
I wouldn't call it careless as much as being the product of unfortunate circumstances. If anyone can say they've never at least once tugged their headphone cables by accident, then I'd be incredibly impressed, and you must live in a bubble world. This was just a instance of that combined with the worst odds possible (that, and I was using a super long cable, which is easier to step on).
AFAIK, it sounds BETTER than it did with the hardwired cable, at least to me. I mean, we use interconnects for our systems; there's always going to be a transition point somewhere regardless of what you do, unless you want to hard wire a pair of headphones to your system permanently. Additionally, most modern (and well-regarded) headphones today have detachable cables and the majority of owners out there as far as I have seen don't have problems with it. Let us not forget that the higher end cousins of the SA series, the Qualia headphones, have detachable cables themselves. It certainly helps with the ability to switch cables of desired lengths at will, upgrade to better cable in a synch, and free strain from the drivers and cable itself. I think the positives outweigh any negatives.
I was tempted to sew a new pair of ear pads for my SA5000s, but my restoration of them is satisfactory enough for now. They'd definitely be less of a hassle to sew than the giant CD3000 ear pads.
I'm not a big fan of the flaked off pleather, both aesthetically and sound wise. It's a smoother more aurally rounded sound, but it loses a lot of the qualities I enjoy.
Edited by E3E - 1/29/15 at 10:09am
Thats totally possible depends on the SQ/quality of the sources and if a dedicated HQ headamp is used or not.
The theory is that you don't use a "HQ" external dedicated headamp and connect it directly to the built-in hp-out of a laptop/cd player/receiver/portables/dap/iphone/tablets etc.
Then in that case the extra added transition-impedance/resistance will sound better/less audio fatigue, because it will mask/soften/dampen/muffle/attenuate/filter out the spiking/pierching/clipping/transient distortion etc. caused by those "ïnferior, powerless, low powered, portable amp" hp outputs.
Because those "LQ/low power" amps are over-stressed/loaded to drive a HP properly and they can deliver "pure transient" audio without being overloaded only using an external "HQ" headamp.
Apparently those extra "soft filter" is not beneficial and easily distinguishable when using with HQ headamps.
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24" Undercounter Compact Beverage Center with Two Wine Shelves, One Full-Extension Shelf, Stainless Steel Interior, ADA Compliant and 18" Depth for Design Flexibility
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18" Undercounter Beverage Cooler with 3.3 cu. ft. Capacity, 4 Adjustable Chrome Shelves, LED Lighting, Digital Display and Digital Thermostat: Panel Ready
Panel Ready
Beverage Center
1 - 3.9 (cu. ft.)
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