Hey Peter.

Hey Adam.

How important are intros?

Hold on a second.

I'm reading the introduction to this episode right now.

Classic B'bop, blah blah blah blah blah.

Oh, very important.

Music I'm Adam Manas.

And you're listening to the You'll Hear podcast.

Music advice floating towards you via the airways and the pod funnel. Floating towards you. Yeah. Funnaling at you. Fuddling at you. Fuddling. That's right. No, gracefully. Gracefully funneling towards me. I was going to say through the airways, but no one's getting this through the air. Well, through the Wi-Fi. Tumbling near you via the Bluetooth Wi-Fi. Man, Bluetooth sucks. On a side note, but doesn't it? It's glitchy. And it's got latency. Sorry? What's Bluetooth? Hey, my name is Peter. How you doing, man? Bluetooth. We're talking about intro as you just go in full bore on... I want to introduce you to a concept. That's how it fits with today that bluetooth why does blue tooth suck because it's it's got latency which for musicians is no good no bueno that is no bueno yeah yeah yeah and i don't know and the sound quality is not good i don't like it when they come out with technology that's kind of going backwards like so if you think and I don't know, maybe I don't have the latest Bluetooth.

I mean, I got the AirPods because they're convenient if you want to make a phone call.

But if you're going to listen to some music, I could get out, go to my dad's house and get some of his headphones. Yeah. Some costs. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, yeah.

Those are probably 400 bucks now that I think about it.

Yeah, I was going to say, yeah, they're going to sound great.

No, but I'm saying like just the corded technology sounds so much better.

Are we musicians or are we animals? No, I agree. So, you know, I have my whole stereo setup at home with my receiver and everything. I have some of these, you know, some of the old Sony's studio cans. Oh, I thought you were just pointing to your ears. you're like, I got some of these. I know how to hear, but I got, I do got some of those too. No, I got the old, I don't know what of these. These are the, these are the, MDR 7506s. Oh my gosh, you know my heart. Man, I've been buying these since the late 80s. Well, you hit me to this. I had no idea about them. They're fairly affordable for how good they are. Yeah, you can grab them for like 80 bucks, man, maybe even 100. They sound killing. We will link below in this episode show notes where you can pick up a pair because we have some good sourcing on that. Shout out to Sony. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? A quality product. That's right, right. Man, I remember speaking of Sony having some headphones years ago. I don't know if you remember these. The

Boudou Kans. It sounds what? The Boodoo Kahn. Isn't that a Star Trek movie? It may be.

But the Boodoo Khan was some excellent headphones they made for a while and it was named after like a

stadium or some kind of venue in Tokyo. Wow.

The Boudou Khan.

The Boodoo Khan, like the Hague.

Like the Hague, yes, the Boudou Khan. Yeah, exactly. Man. So what are we talking about today? You mentioned intros in the intro, and so that kind of, you got me a little frazzled there because it was like dope your time. Yeah, yeah. Well, today we're talking about seven classic intros.

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