In One Ear, In the Other

Once again, my apology to the hearing-impaired among you.

THESE. SOUND. AMAZING.

TRUTHEAR x Crinacle Zero In-Ear Monitors

Normally only $50, they were a $42 Black Friday impulse purchase. The TRUTHEAR x Crinacle Zero IEM’s can sound bizarre at first, and they did, until finding the right set in the supplied collection of earpieces. For me, the biggest set of the clear silicone pieces does the trick.

The sound follows something called the Harman IEM frequency response target. It’s a bit bright for my taste, and the mid-bass is lacking compared to the incredibly tight, deep bass. But the impact, clarity and overall WOW factor when listening more than make up for those quibbles.

Busy!

I’ve been working on several projects, mostly the techie type. Have a couple of posts in the works that require some extra thought in expressing the points I want to make. I’ll be back when the first one is done, or if I happen to have something quick and easy to put here.

Oh! Here’s something. It’s been missing in the notices about Henry Kissinger’s death.

Christmas on Penny Lane

Paul didn’t write this to be a Christmas tune, but it works, compliments of the 101 Strings Orchestra. I have a copy of the record, purchased years ago at a thrift store for a buck, or maybe even 50-cents. “An Alshire Production, Manufactured by Budget Sound, Inc.”

Here’s some actual Christmas music from the budget sound of 101 Dalmations. Correction: Strings!

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mz1TkIPII39lA6D_0b4rmcEz52MFkLT-A&si=3GpGFh2FTPUIGvAp