▲ 11 r/LGWing

Hello from new LG Wing user

Just received new old stock and I'll have to say this phone is pretty amazing.

Still trying to update from Android 10 to 13 (AT&T variant) but besides that, it's been a joy to set up.

I'm on my third generation of Galaxy Fold phone and I'm enjoying this phone just as much. It's amazingly thin compared to some of the foldable phones.

That small square screen is just enough to do additional scrolling and viewing.

I wish someone continued with this form factor opposed to the boring slab phones.

Any advice to give me? It's taking a while to figure out the Android updates (trying to use a prepaid SIM) but besides that, loving the experience.

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u/pianoman81 — 9 days ago

What classic Bluetooth speaker needs a second generation?

Soundcore Motion+ was an early Bluetooth speaker that blew me away.

Out of the box, it sounded pretty vanilla. However, once you downloaded the mobile app (pretty novel at the time) and customized the EQ, this speaker came alive!

I felt like I was hearing new colors and sounds that I hadn't experienced in such a compact unit.

I bought a second to pair them together (again, fairly new technology) and I found my first battery operated mobile sound system.

Soundcore has continued to provide great speakers but never an updated Motion+.

So would you be open to Motion+ gen 2?

What other speakers deserve an upgraded model?

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u/pianoman81 — 17 days ago

Any new Bluetooth speakers or technology coming out this fall?

Assuming we'll get some new models coming out in the next couple months.

New features that might be coming out?

Auracast on more speakers? New mobile app speakers? Three way speakers on new products?

I hear Oluv is working on something?

If anyone has tea to spill, let us know.

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u/pianoman81 — 18 days ago

Before the term yacht rock was coined, I used to call it blue eyed soul.

Did you ever hear or use the term blue eyed soul?

If so, do you think the two terms are comparable?

If not, what do you consider different?

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u/pianoman81 — 1 month ago

Gb/Cb vs F#/B

You're offered a gig for the evening.

The caveat is all the charts are in Gb/Cb or F#/B.

The two keys come as a pair. Some of the songs will be new to you and you'll have solos over a few as well.

Which would you choose and why?

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u/pianoman81 — 1 month ago

What songs hit differently as you've aged?

There are songs I listened to when I was younger but now read differently to me.

Some are because I never paid attention to the lyrics. Others are because I was at a different stage of life or hadn't had deeper experiences yet.

Some examples would be Both Sides Now or Cat's in The Cradle.

What are songs for you that affect you differently at this stage of life?

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u/pianoman81 — 1 month ago

Did you write in a diary growing up?

Did you keep a diary growing up?

If so, I'm wondering if it was nostalgic or somewhat cringey.

Have you gone back and read some of your entries?

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u/pianoman81 — 1 month ago

College vs Club vs UFA

In regards to playing, like many sports, the higher level minimizes who is able to compete.

As a spectator, I find all three engaging to watch. I wish there were more commentary in College and Club though I understand the limiations. Just not as interesting to watch when I don't know most of the athletes.

Your thoughts on playing/watching College vs Club vs UFA?

Are there rules/formats that could benefit from being adopted if they're not being adopted?

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u/pianoman81 — 1 month ago

Who had one of these growing up?

Remember these?

Mine was in the dining room.

So what do you remember listening to when you see this picture?

u/pianoman81 — 1 month ago

Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin Pro Edition

I remember this speakers from decades ago.

Sounds like it's still around. Currently on sale for $650.

If you've owned or heard this, is it a good deal?

What makes this speaker worth that type of money?

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u/pianoman81 — 1 month ago

Shakey's, Straw Hat, or Round Table pizza?

Growing up these were the big three restaurants for pizza.

So have you heard of all of them and which was your favorite?

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u/pianoman81 — 2 months ago

Did you put ketchup on eggs?

I was watching a video and they mentioned putting ketchup on eggs.

Memory unlocked. I haven't done that for years but I seem to remember that as a thing when I was growing up.

So did you used to put ketchup on eggs or do you still do that?

And are there any other food/condiment combinations that you did growing up but haven't done in years?

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u/pianoman81 — 2 months ago

What's the one toy you can't believe you used growing up?

Glad I dotn't burn a bunch of other items I wasn't supposed to.

Believe it or not, I looked this up and wood burning kits are still for sale.

So what was your childhood toy or product you couldn't believe you were given to use or play with?

u/pianoman81 — 2 months ago

How often did you use your fireplace growing up?

We used to make a fire fairly often and even roasted marshmallows as a special occasion.

If you had one, how often did you use your fireplace growing up? And if you have one now, when's the last time you had an open flame fire in your fireplace?

For the recent question, I'm excluding wood burning stoves used primarily for heating homes.

u/pianoman81 — 2 months ago

Net worth and relationships

Without mentioning your net worth, are most of your friends and family in the same financial situation?

If not, how does it affect your activities, vacations, eating out, etc.?

Do you avoid more extravagant (or less costly) activities or do you figure out a way to make the activities equitable for everyone in the group?

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u/pianoman81 — 2 months ago
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Who used to gig with a fender rhodes?

Guess I'm showing my age but who gigged with a fender rhodes?

That thing was a beast to transport and move.

I guess the only thing worse would be gigging with a hammond organ and leslie.

Edit - Haha. Meant to say who personally had to load in and out with their band.

The other comments are appreciated as well.

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u/pianoman81 — 2 months ago
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Anita O'Day appreciation thread

I first learned of Anita O'Day from her documentary.

Do you like her or have opinions on her discography and vocal styling?

u/pianoman81 — 2 months ago

Closing songs and iconic endings

Everyone remembers the iconic use of The Sound of Silence at the end of the Graduate.

But what other closing credit songs are drilled into your memory banks from movies in our youth?

One lesser known one for me is from Heroes starring Henry Winkler and Sally Field. Not sure if I already knew Carry On Wayward Son before this movie but it was indelibly associated with this movie after I saw it.

So what's your movie and closing scene song that you remember?

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u/pianoman81 — 2 months ago

Jock, musician, stoner, other

So fess up.

Most of us are decades away from high school.

What were the cliques in your school days and which did you fit in?

I remember the jocks, stoners, and musicians. I was in the last group. I'm sure there were the drama nerds and possibly goths but I never hung with any of them.

How about you?

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u/pianoman81 — 2 months ago