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  1. AFATDONKEY
    Hi there, recently I picked up a SNES Classic Edition and decided to play some F-Zero. After playing the game for exactly thirteen minutes (as recorded by the SNES Classic), I noticed some odd "squigglyness" on my Vizio TV once I moved on to Super Mario World. Once I noticed the artifacting, I switched the TV input to my Nintendo Switch to see what was up with my TV. Moving to the Switch, I realized that the blue F-Zero car had been "burnt into" my TV. I did some research and was not able to come to a conclusion on the artifacting. It does not seem to be image retention as the game had only been played for thirteen minutes and had not been left on for many hours. Could someone please take a look at the attached photos and tell me what they think? Is it a defect in the panel? Is it image retention or "burn-in"? Thanks! PS. I have contacted Vizio and they are willing to send me a brand new replacement TV upon the arrival of my possibly defective model. The TV is a LCD display.
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    Bose is very well know for their great noise cancelling technology and I would probably recommend the Quiet Comfort 25's because I personally prefer a wired experience but if I were you I would read up on these headphones a bit more. I have heard that they are quite unreliable and typically break after about a year of use (left or right earcups fail etc.). Outside of that if you enjoy the sound of Sennheiser headphones I would recommend the PXC 550 (http://en-ca.sennheiser.com/wireless-headphone-headset-bluetooth-noise-cancelling-pxc-550-travel) Wireless to compete with the Quiet Comfort 35's. From my personal experience I would expect Sennheiser build quality and sound quality to be much better. Linus has a review/comparison here: . In all honesty though I would trust Sennheiser's headphones due to their huge dedication to standing by their products.
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    Okay sounds good. I am pretty sure that the setup for the Magni 2 is wall power and RCA to 3.5mm to the laptop/computer? Recommend any good quality cables?
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    Would it be even worth it to go for the Magni 2 as just an AMP or go with the Fulla 2 which is smaller and has both a DAC/AMP combo? Or should I even bother with a DAC in general?
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    Around $100 to $150.
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    Awesome, it would only be temporary of course. I would like to pick up the Schiit Fulla 2 amp for the headphones. Would you recommend the Fulla 2 or something different for the HD 600s?
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    Hello, I recently ordered the Sennheiser HD600 headphones for casual music listening. I was just wondering if my 2015 Macbook Pro would be powerful enough to push these headphones for the time being while I wait to order a Schiit Audio Fulla 2 AMP/DAC? I did previously have a pair of Sennheiser HD8 DJs but there was a fault with them so I exchanged them for the HD600s. The HD8 DJs would get super loud (at half way) on my Macbook from the motherboard audio. So I was just wondering if I would be okay with the HD600s on my Macbook until I order an AMP?
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