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I will be attending the LTX Expo for the first time, and I will also be visiting Canada for the first time this year. Where I live, demo headphones aren't that widely available, and if they are, they're in very limited variety, so I'd like to take the opportunity to try some demo headphones in Vancouver. I see there are a lot of audio stores in Vancouver, but I'm not sure if they have demo headphones or if they even let you walk in and listen to them without the intention of buying anything. Personally, I'd like to give the Meze 109 PRO a listen as I've had my eye on them for quite some time. But they are quite expensive, so I don't want to just buy them on impulse. Anyone from Vancouver who can share experience on this?

Maybe LMG can push Vessi more to finally implement worldwide shipping. I personally asked them over two years ago when they would introduce worldwide shipping and they said "soon". For me to order Vessi products, I would have to use at least two parcel forwarding companies, which is completely absurd. At the same time, LMG and other US companies such as Schiit can ship their products worldwide without any problems.

You can check out AKG K553 MKII. I have been using AKG K553 Pro (first generation, MKII is second) for over 5 years. As several reviewers have said, these headphones are mmmmidrange headphones. The mids sound very nice, especially the guitars. The highs sounds ok, but not as good as open-back headphones such as the Beyerdynamics DT 1990 Pro's. The lows may seem a bit lacking at first, but I personally like that the bass is not too intrusive.

For almost five years I used the Philips S3510/06 shaver, never had any problems, but over the years the battery didn't last much anymore, so I decided to buy a new Philips S5583/10 shaver. But I'm quite disappointed because this shaver is much slower than the S3510/06 and my face doesn't really like it. I have decided to find a different shaver, but as manufacturers doesn't always indicate shaver max speed, it's difficult to choose. Maybe someone can recommend a fast one? I prefer rotary shavers because I don't shave every day.

Hi! For a long time I used Lenovo Y720 (80VR) laptop. Then I switched to Lenovo C730 (90JH) desktop. Both computers has native Dolby Atmos support - audio driver comes with native Dolby Atmos app, nowadays it looks similar to this. https://i.imgur.com/NTfsbN7.png Now I want to build my own setup, and I would like to know - does any modern motherboard supports native Dolby Atmos? I know you can buy Dolby Atmos for Headphones from Microsoft Store, but I'm just wondering whether native Dolby Atmos is a premium feature for pre-build desktops and laptops from manufactures or is it available to motherboards as well?