Wireless V5.0 Sports Earphones with Sweatproof Build and Noise Cancelling Abilities

Get ready to take your workout to the next level with the ultimate wireless V5.0 sports earphones. Designed to unleash your inner beast mode, these earphones combine Sweatproof durability with advanced noise-cancelling abilities for an unparalleled audio experience. Featuring the latest V5.0 Bluetooth technology, these sports earphones provide a seamless and stable connection, allowing you to move freely without worrying about tangled wires. With their sweatproof build, they can withstand even the most intense workouts, ensuring that your music never stops, no matter how hard you push yourself. But it doesn't end there. These earphones also come equipped with noise-cancelling capabilities, blocking out external distractions and immersing you in your music like never before. Whether you're hitting the gym, going for a run, or simply relaxing at home, these earphones will elevate your audio experience to a whole new level. So, get ready to unleash your beast mode and reach your fitness goals with the ultimate wireless V5.0 sports earphones. Say goodbye to distractions and hello to the perfect soundtrack for your workout. It's time to take your performance to the next level.

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Woot woot hopping on the Amped Up Frankie train!!! This doll is literally so. gorgeous. M waiting til I get paid tomorrow to buy them, but I had to draw them first!!!!! Mattel was too chicken to give them trans flag hair actually

+ some close ups!!

Staycation must haves.... 😎

blame it on the

gods i love wired headphones. love having headphones with a headphone jack (and thus a replaceable cable) and no other way of playing music. love 10 foot long audio cables. love dedicated usb DACs. love headphones that are designed primarily for long-term listening comfort and don't need to have extra bulk in hinges or padding to make them more sturdy or flexible to accommodate being shoved in a bag when you're done with your commute. love high-quality audio with no perceptible delay and no fucking battery life and no extra mass from a bluetooth module and microprocessor and flashable ROM and a battery and charging circuit and onboard DAC and amp driving the speaker(s) weighing my head down.

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reading about high end analog hardware and looking up the price of the chips involved is a fucking trap because you're like "the high performance buffer amp is only six dollars, this PLL chip is like two dollars, I could totally build this cheaper and better than [SIXTY YEAR OLD HARDWARE COMPANY WITH FIFTY ENGINEERS]" and that's how they Get You.

the bass will be mine soon..........

physically felt myself get the “annoy mom and dad” guitar player’s achievement just now

My ass is practicing bass

trying to get some opinions on the above headphones bc they appear to be very similar even after all the reviews I watched

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KELCO ELECTRONICS - PEACEMAKER 70

"... can't resist super obscure vintage fuzzes, especially ones in plastic enclosures with woodgrain tape, ... This is the Kelco 'Peace Maker 70' from 1972(ish). ... First, it was meant to be used as a portable headphone unit and the amplifier output seemed like more of an afterthought. Second, and probably more interesting, is that the "Fuzz Control" knob shifts between a low-gain gated fuzzy/overdrive to a (very loud) clean boost! Lastly, there was speculation that the Peace Maker 70 was possibly made by a Serbian brand, Kelco. But after reading through the entire ad, it's clear that Kelco Electronics were actually from the slightly less exotic land of, Florida's Panhandle. Another cool detail that I picked up from the ad was how they described the boost section as a "linear power booster", which is obviously something that is typically reserved for Electro Harmonix and their effect of the same name (released in 1968). ... The final thing you'll notice from the Kelco Electronics advertisement is that they made another unit, the Duplex Mixer-Booster. Unfortunately it looks like neither product ever really took off, despite their solid Guitar Player magazine marketing push; and combine that with the plastic/bakelite enclosure, very similar to the ones used in the original Seamoon pedals, and I can only assume that not too many of these are still around... "

cred: tonemachinesblog.com/2022/10/

The Outlast Trials Goes 1.0 And Comes To Consoles In March

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The Outlast Trials Goes 1.0 And Comes To Consoles In March

During The Game Awards, we learned that The Outlast Trials is wrapping up its time in PC early access and is heading to consoles next March. The game was first announced in 2019 and entered Steam Early Access in May. 

The game is a co-op take on the popular horror series, with up to four players controlling test subjects fighting to survive in a dangerous test facility. Check out its latest trailer below (headphone users beware: it’s got a lot of shrieking streamers). 

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The 1.0 launch will include a new Toy Factory trial with new MK challenges. It will also feature new evidence documents, character customization, cell decorations, legendary outfits, an increased level cap, weekly programs, and other quality-of-life improvements. 

The game will be sold alone in a $39.99 Standard Edition and a $49.99 Deluxe Edition that includes the Regent Start Pack, giving players four legendary skins, exclusive cell items, posters, and player icons. 

The Outlast Trials launches on March 5 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. 

I gotta find my old midi keyboard so I can write music at night without bothering my family >_> inspiration for new shit always hits me the second everyone's gone to bed