I can't imagine what kind of electronic components they must be using that would constitute a $2,000 total price. You must pay quite a bit for the brand.

Funny, I was just thinking about this a day ago, and was wondering where I would look on Twitter.

@Dr Emilio Lizardo:

@Max Archer: More! Tell us more!

@al_capwn: Bro Inc.: Pretty much what you would expect: a bunch of girls with daddy issues showing off their boobs with nipple tape.

@Zinger314: It's in reference to one of Lady Gaga's music videos. I don't remember which one, though.

@diasdiem: Touche, good sir. I live in one of those top ten cities, and I'll admit that it could definitely be better.

@diasdiem: Nice try, but Texas only ranks 13th on calorielab.com's "Fattest States" scale for 2010. Although I will admit it could be better.

@eric273: WHAT? I CAN'T HEAR YOU.

@Sea.Alex: Y'know, not all audiophiles are gullible to silly gimmicks and crappy expensive brands (e.g. Beats by Dre).

@angelo_a:

@ThreeOneFive: I can't tell whether you're being serious or sarcastic.

@Rusty: It's all good. We all do silly things at times.

@Grif: You own a plasma HDTV?! What a snob! To hell with you, sir!

@Lizard_King: Smells like piss. Piss with ink.

@linkgx1: Thanks for that. It's good to know that I belong in Hell because I enjoy listening to quality music with quality equipment.

@haxorknight: The mono is for audio tracks that were originally recorded in mono, not for stereo tracks ported to mono.

@Ko0lHaNDLuKe: It would be better to get a USB sound card instead. You can find one from Turtle Beach with average sound quality for around $25.

@WestwoodDenizen: I didn't mean to single you out, and I apologize if I came across that way. You are a starred commenter, however.

@WestwoodDenizen: My point is that you shouldn't complain here. There are other ways to get your voice heard. Complaining about content in an article's comments is discouraged.