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any reason for that exact spec?

same here..we much be on his block list..prob a good thing./

get back to the office after 3 weeks... soo many boxes

that would be about perfect.

now hcuck on a helmet and see what happens. thus getting custom mounts for my seat. do not fit in jap sports cars with sunroof..unless they open.

I prefer an ass dyno

hopefully katie has this under the tre for me next week http://www.news.com.au/technology/innovation/the-bugatti-veyron-the-worlds-fastest-car-has-been-sold-to-a-mystery-buyer-in-australia/story-fnjwucvh-1227161840169

not disputing douchbaggery..not sure if that a word but should be but think the overtake on the right was to avoid slamming into the car in front.

the ring is cruel mistress. esp for douchbags who sticker boom their scoop

not always... sometimes I have a rental....

when you spot Toby's new car..

wedding that day unfort along with a few other SAU folk.

blues bros squeal as good as original..... what crack you smoking!!!!!!!!!

take missus get her to drive home

Yeah but built in battery, they claim 16 hours lay so expect 12, and a Europe trip 20+ hours. thus why I skipped on Bose. I can get around 20 hours off a AAA in mine, plus when flat it just a quick swap away from back in action. bose noise canceling is a little better than Sennheiser however,

yeah no power on their seat. and wow 9 across in a A330 that a tight fit

i have a samsung Note 10.1 2014..watching video I get around 5-6 hours battery. but yes if you on a flight with usb or power points then you sorted. who you flying with?

yeah so will be fine.

vast majority of plane have the dual plug (tho one of the cathay pacific ones I last week had normal..good sign) so people don;t steal the headphones off the plane for home: I just have some of these: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/3-5mm-to-2x3-5mm-Airplane-Travel-Headphone-Earphone-Audio-Jack-Adapter-Converter-/400818983844?pt=AU_Electronics_Portable_Audio_Accessories&hash=item5d52ac53a4 to convert, but buy a few as you always end up leaving them on the plane after a long flight.

they should be fine the in ear ones I have sound pretty good, and have survied being bashed around quite a lot: https://www.jbhifi.com.au/headphones-dj/headphones/sennheiser/sennheiser-mm-30i-in-ear-headset/67504/

this is why I'm not stressed about the lack of bass in the wireless ones. I originally bought them for home to watch TV when katie on Night shift. sound was not up to it tho, transferred to work and prefect, isolate me enough and I can go to the printer and such without taking them off. and they don't annoy others.