Raadic

This one

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I decided to NOT go down a rabbit hole and just go straight for the best. 1-time purchase to last me forever.

So, I did a huge amount of research and it seems that most that have tried it agree that Topre is the endgame.

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Specifically, 55g Topre.

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The only switches I've tried before are the MX Cherry Blue, Red and Black. I'm not fond of pure linear switches. Especially not for typing. I tend to bottom out when I type so I look forward to using Topre which is supposed to be more gentle for heavy typers.

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I'll return with a sho

I had my first incident today. I was sitting on a bench with Akeno laying down next to me and some random woman came up to me when I wasn't looking.

She had a an adult male Labrador with her and she thought it'd be a good idea to just walk up to me, with her dog in front, and have her and my dog meet face to face.

My Akita became very stiff and on-alert but actually participated in the sniffing of each others faces for roughly 2 seconds before he erupted in a guttural, snarling rage towards the lab. Nothing happened, as in the dogs never got to each other, or rather, my Akita never got to the other dog. The Lab was pretty chill all things considered. I was also keeping my cool, the wom

SO annoying when you think you got the kill but they come back again and again.. and again...

Have it only appear when the knockback is so strong that you can do nothing to stop it unless something else intervenes.

I've been eyeing the Periodic Audio BE. If you have experience of if, please share impressions on it? Because it seems to tick the right boxes for me which are;

1. High price-to-performance ratio.

2. Dynamic driver (preferred, but not exclusive).

3. Relaxed highs.

4. Good bass thump.

5. Most importantly, a 3D soundstage where instruments have form and freely, yet accurately, "float" around with great imaging.

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I'm wondering what other options there are, if any worthwhile? Up to $500.

P.S. I have a hard time with balanced armature timbre, and the overall compressed nature of it.

If anyone is interested, here are some observations about my Akita and Akitas in general.

#Facts:

He is a true Japanese Akita Inu with a strong and relatively well documented lineage reaching around 40 years back.

He's 6 months now.

He's 58lbs in weight

He's around 23.5 inches tall at the withers. He is the biggest in his litter.

He has a beautiful double curled tail.

His urajiro (facial markings) is very defined. Very shiba like in a way.

#Behavior & Observations:

He absolutely loves to meet new people when and if he understands that they are not a threat. 9/10 times he gets it immediately.

He's