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My friends have called me sensitive to everything. Apparently most people don't love walking through neighborhoods just to smell other people doing laundry? Hahahaha. I love it.
I've wanted some really excellent headphones for a while now, but it's haven't yet been at a place/time where I can pull the trigger. It will definitely happen one day
I got some pretty nice headphones a while back. Not the really high end ones or anything, but good enough that I can get lost in the shapes, textures, and sometimes colors of the different instruments. Like someone else said, it's a bit like being high.
Cheap studio monitors are fun too because they really separate out the sounds. It can make me a little tired, listening to all that detail, but it's so fun.