Couple questions

[memnus]

First: Does anyone else agree with me that the interesting part of music happens above 200 hertz?  Time Suck, now that they've replaced their penises subwoofers seem to disagree; at least, the bass is now distinctly audible in the lounge.

Second and more importantly: Can anyone give me a comparison of the work in PLs and E-85 (digital)? Prof. Thom gave me a very funny look when she say PLs, Graphics, and Clinic on my card, and I'm looking into alternatives.

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Comments

[ultrasparcz.livejournal.com]

Completely agree. I usually attenuate the bass on my amp for that reason.

[jibb.livejournal.com]

Now I'm getting a most amusing image of the members of TimeSuck wandering around with large, conical bulges in their pants.

[ziqueenmab.livejournal.com]

Speaking of penises stereo systems, Jonathan, I still have yours and should give it back.

As for bass, it can be fun--some music does have a strong (and occasionally interesting) bass line--but it doesn't justify having huge subwoofers in your pants

[jibb.livejournal.com]

Oh good, I'd been meaning to ask for my penis back. Thanks.

[jibb.livejournal.com]

Speakers, I meant speakers.

[macdaddyfrosh.livejournal.com]

Do you mean amount-of-work? Kind-of-work is "Well, one's about digital electronics, and the other one's taught in SML".

[vkrafft.livejournal.com]

I'd definitely do PLs fall semester, since it's required for graduation. E85 was just as much work as PLs for me, and E85 is the stuff I like to do, and am fairly good at.

[partly-cloudy.livejournal.com]

Never took PLs. E85 takes the class from "uhhh, what's binary?" to "Wow. I just designed a microchip" in 1 semester. Fair warning: the labs make extensive use of a wacky software program for design whose name I can't recall (X-something?). They told us that that program is an industry standard. It's also evil.