u/NoGear1489

Hello friends,

As a music lover, it’s my horror to admit that I have been using AirPods Pros since the original ones to listen to music most of my life.

My friend purchased the AirPods Max 2s and let me have a listen, and I went out and bought them immediately. The jump from the AirPods Pros to the Maxes was unbelievable to me. I was in bliss. I thought I found sound.

Then I was like no way APPLE makes the best headphones, So I did research and bought the HDB 630’s and the max 2’s went out the window. Never heard sound in such detail. So, So good.

Now those Apple headphones will fill the gap of convenience, working out and travel for me. But i’m wondering if I push my budget a bit would a wired open back headphone setup be a noticeable jump from the HDB 630’s ? Plan to use them strictly for home use listening in a quiet area. But I mainly stream music from my iphone so I feel that might fuck it? I know the jump isn’t always linear but i’m down to get an amp and listen on my computer if that’s what it takes to get the best sound experience.

But i’m more than happy to just enjoy the HDB’s if not.

In a peculiar situation, my best friend wants to sell his AirPods Max 2s. (Yes, I know they’re real. I was in the store with him when he bought them, and he just doesn’t use them anymore.) He’ll sell them to me for $300, and they’re like new. I have the AirPods Pro 3s, so I’m just trying to fill the gap for the best sound quality over-ear headphones I can get.

I was wondering if paying $200 more for the HD 630s would be worth it. Anyone who has used both let me know if they’re worth it? Nowhere near me even has the HD 630s for me to try out. But I see a lot of hype around them online. I’m really only curious about the sound quality. I’ll mainly use the AirPods Pro 3s, so all the other features are irrelevant for me in terms of convenience. purely sound is xtra $200 + tax worth it. I listen to Rap, rock, Billie Elish

I’m located in fond du lac wisconsin but will compensate for gas.

I have a dealer license, I buy and sell cars.

Looking for an experienced reliable mechanic who will do some work for me every so often. Sometimes big jobs sometimes small. Can work around your schedule. Will supply 2 post lift and workspace. Tools can be supplied but only after trust/knowledge is established. I pay in cash immediately upon job completion. Really looking to establish a profitable relationship for the both of us. So show me I can trust you and you’ll make some great side money. As I grow so will your pay!

Right now i’m in search for someone to swap an engine into a 2008 honda pilot. Plug and play replacement engine is already ready to go. Old one needs to be dropped.

If this is any interest to you or of someone you know please DM me! Below is the post I made that contains some good info.

Looking for an experienced mechanic in the Fox Valley area for an engine swap on a 2008 Honda Pilot (3.6 v6 FWD)

Old engine needs to be pulled; the replacement engine is fully ready and plug-and-play.

• I will obviously cover the cost of any parts, fluids, or extra supplies needed for the job.

• The agreed-upon price is for labor & exactly what goes into your pocket.

What's provided if working at my shop:

• workspace with a 2-post lift.

• Full set of tools can supplied (or feel free to bring your own).

• A dedicated, helper on hand to assist with anything you need.

• Gas compensation if you are driving in from further away.

Alternatively, I can trailer the vehicle to your facility if you prefer to do the swap there.

Please only contact me if you know what you’re doing. No bullshitters.

I have a dealer license and have a shit load of work to be done. Looking to establish a reliable, long-term, and profitable for the both of us relationship with a good mechanic. I pay immediately in cash upon job completion. Can be done anytime around your schedule.

Doing an engine swap on my 08 Pilot EX-L (3.5L V6 J35Z1). Swapping a 150k-mile used engine in place of my old 165k-mile one.

My old engine had a ton of brand new parts that I am transferring over, plus a few things I plan to buy fresh. Since the "new" used engine is out I want to do all the crucial gaskets and seals now.

Parts transferring from old engine (all like new):

Complete Valve Covers & Gaskets

Water Pump, Timing Belt, Tensioner, & Idlers

Alternator & A/C Compressor

Flywheel

Buying brand new for the swap:

Rear Main Seal

Front Crankshaft & Camshaft Seals

Thermostat

water pump and thermostat housing gaskets

Aside from these, what else is absolutely crucial to replace or swap over while access is easy? Any specific J-series failure points I should address right now.

TIA ❤️

So, i’m excited as hell to get my first bike. I learned how to ride on my buddy’s GSXR750 which is a blast but It’s just not for me. I want a supermoto and all the hype I hear is with the DRZ400sm. What should I look for when buying one used? Anything you wish you knew before you bought one? since I have little to no experience with bikes i’m just worried about being new and someone trying to take advantage. Thanks!

(dropped some photos of the specific one I was looking at)