Keter Go Bar Cooler, Polypropylene (PP), White and Blue, Regular Size

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The GO bar’s smart alloy case sports physical buttons for precise volume adjustment plus controls to select between various sonic tuning options. A column of coloured LEDs provides a handy guide to the format and sample rate of the digital audio currently playing, and whether XBass+ and/or XSpace are engaged.

The phrase go-go was adopted by bars in the 1960s in Tokyo, Japan. It gained a lesser reputation when it was abandoned by a majority of clubs and appropriated by bawdy burlesque and striptease establishments, which in turn became known as go-go bars and the women working there known as go-go dancers. For the sound, it sounds like my other Shanling devices I have in my bedroom (UP4 Bluetooth Amp and M3X DAC), it's neutral with minor signs of warmth. Lows are Highs are sufficient but not class leading, but the mids are solid with minor hints of brightness. Music itself has liveness but when comparing to other devices it ain't special. With that being said, it isn't a POS device and I think for most people they will be fine with the sound. It just doesn't have any "special sauce" to take it to the next level, even if I was listening to it for hours with no real major complaints. Average is most likely the word I would use as a sound summary. Still worth it if you get it for a good price but I would be careful if using neutral/bright/AZN vocal fetish BA IEMs since it might be too bright. Bright DD IEMs it might be ok but I wouldn't count on it.

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I’ve posted impressions elsewhere from a previous loaner tour, and my ambivalent feelings about this dongle haven’t really changed, which is why I didn’t buy one. I prefer the tonality of NOS but find it constrained, closed in, and dull; OS, by contrast, is less congested and constrained but has a thinner and weedier tonality. It’s still somewhat lifeless and flat. I only used the Moondrop Kato DD IEM for impressions from an iPhone 13. I didn't use any other IEM or any other sources. 3.5mm output only. Compared with the Apple dongle and using my Solaris, the UA5 is much better: it sounds more natural, softer, and less brittle. It has a lively, energetic quality, thanks in part to the treble emphasis, although because the bass is also emphasized (but not overdone, as with the Apple dongle). The overall tuning is reasonably balanced. String and brass instruments have better tonality than from the Apple dongle, but not the complexity or refinement I heard from the iFi dongles. The UA5 could do with a bit more richness and warmth. Wanting to dislike it, I started with Goldfinger. Unfortunately what I heard was good! First, it feels solid in hand. I’m sure we are not talking about the difference between a Gungnir and a Yggdrasil, where the internal parts contribute to weight of the product. But it feels more desktop stable than the other dongles. Second, there was a subtle but audible difference between it and the other iFi. It had less of the etch, this-is-mobile sound. More of the original recorded sound comes through with less penalty, the bad audible crud that makes me turn-it-down and lessens my immersion into the music. Truth be told, I did not have time during my trip to listen - so all listening was done in just a few hours before and the weekend after travel. But the point at the end of long work days on travel is to forget the work and chill, and to recover for the next day. This one hit the mark. A go-go bar is a type of business establishment where alcoholic drink is sold and dancers provide entertainment. The term go-go bar originally referred to a nightclub, bar, or similar establishment that featured go-go dancers; while some go-go bars in that original sense still exist, the link between its present uses and that original meaning is often more tenuous and regional. Speaking broadly, the term has been used by venues that cover a wide range of businesses, from nightclubs or discotheques, where dancers are essentially there to set the mood, to what are in essence burlesque theaters or strip clubs, where dancers are part of a show and the primary focus.

The sound had a cookie cutter feel to it. Part A meets Spec B, without any real promise of nuance. The very top may be a bit too sharp if your headphones run bright. I noticed it with HD280, and that is very much a "not bright" headphone sub-8Khz. Note: the functions in Plotly Express, which is the recommended entry-point into the plotly library, are all built on top of graph objects, and all return instances of plotly.graph_objects.Figure. Few ladies permanently dance in minimalist attire with more or less conviction depending on how late and how popular the place is. It usually is pretty quiet before 10 pm, but later the bar will warm up as customers start to arrive. It wasn't a straight up double-blind A/B-switch test setup, but spread out across the table for a few hours, this was overall a fun experiment and I enjoyed the time spent. It was also interesting to take notes on the items BEFORE seeing price or specs -- the inherent biases that I know I have get taken out of play. DeBolt, Abbe Allen; Baugess, James S., eds. (2011). Encyclopedia of the Sixties: A Decade of Culture and Counterculture. ABC-CLIO. p.253. ISBN 9780313329449.Original method: you can create a Color column in your df based on your condition, then pass this column to the color parameter in marker=dict(color=clrs). If all this sounds like I'm gushing, I am. I'm sure I could have found some flaws. But I was simply having too much fun, and at some point, I think it's reasonable to say that a setup sounds good enough for me. The figures created, manipulated and rendered by the plotly Python library are represented by tree-like data structures which are automatically serialized to JSON for rendering by the Plotly.js JavaScript library. These trees are composed of named nodes called "attributes", with their structure defined by the Plotly.js figure schema, which is available in machine-readable form. The plotly.graph_objects module (typically imported as go) contains an automatically-generated hierarchy of Python classes which represent non-leaf nodes in this figure schema. The term "graph objects" refers to instances of these classes. I had to look at my previous notes on this to see if I still agree. And yes I do agree that it is a quite powerful dongle with a great and musical sound and wide soundstage, but maybe not the most detailed. Go Go Bars (also called agogo bars) always feature a central elevated stage or two, surrounded by seats and accessorised with a few stainless poles. You will find sofas with small tables and flashing colour lights all around the room, sometimes on two levels. Go Go bars always play loud music, and in Phuket, each bar has its own music style.