Ya, I’m an idiot. I just hope it didn’t sink to far overnight. Taking a tractor and a lot of chains to yank it out. It’s bottomless black muck. Neighbors place has a dozer somewhere down in it. They were attempting to build a pond. Next morning the dozer was gone.
I don't know how much airpods cost, but I can't imagine they are inexpensive. I've really been enjoying my Soundcore Life P3s. (Not audiophile quality, but still very good)
Airpods sound quality sucks, but they are the only earphones that stay in my ears and aren't uncomfortable doing so.
I can’t hear for shit so sound quality is a low priority, and my previous AirPods are the only ones that stayed in my ears. None of the eerbuds with little rubber pieces stay in my right ear at all, and only stay in my left if I keep my jaw perfextly
actually, it is isolated very well with either carpet or hard rubber bushings at every bolt down point. It doesnt make a peep , I will leave it raw since it makes it easy to use it as a cheese plate method of mounting and dismounting since I prefer using a drill tap in 1/4"x20 to make all my threaded holes and the locations change so much. Everything will be bolted down with a thin rubber washer in between as well. I essentially made the same thing in my wrangler but learned a few things. The Bedliner won't allow anything adhesive to be used such as cable/wire management ties and is a pain in the ass to clean or prep if I need to weld something else down the road.
You mean yesterday as it is yesterday's GMT thread.
All Uni. Started by sealing off the hole with some DP420 so that it wouldn’t collapse under compression. Then made a small 0 degree patch to fill it in. The following plies were one 0, four 45s, then finished off with a 0 across the whole repair.
Necro bump. What did you end up getting? In a rage driven by long term frustration, I smashed my (free) Galaxy Buds 2 against the wall last week. They sounded great while they sounded great, but everything else sucked about them. I just procured Galaxy Buds Live that don't require you to stick them inside your ears, and they seem fine. I need moar time for proper evaluation, but the 1st 15 minutes experience has been fine.
Funny you ask, I procrastinated a ton and finally got the Marshall's while they were on sale over Labor Day. So far I like them well enough, couple minor quibbles are that as far as I can tell you can't see battery life anywhere, the ear detection is a little wonky compared to Apple, and they're just a hair bigger, so my right headphone won't stay in if I'm chewing/talking, lastly the black case is much easier to lose on my desk, but the gold trim on the headphones themselves makes them easier to find.
I think I'll get another pair of the Buds Live if I see them on sale later this fall, I don't think they'll be around for much longer. Too bad most people can't live with buds that don't completely seal their ears from the outside.
