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. fully balanced output – headphones with a balanced cable/connector can benefit from the fully balanced circuitry of the GO bar str class plotly.graph_objects.bar. Marker ( arg = None, autocolorscale = None, cauto = None, cmax = None, cmid = None, cmin = None, color = None, coloraxis = None, colorbar = None, colorscale = None, colorsrc = None, line = None, opacity = None, opacitysrc = None, pattern = None, reversescale = None, showscale = None, ** kwargs ) ¶ property autocolorscale ¶ 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.

I'm not an IEM guy, so I basically ran through the headphone stands against all four units at least for a few minutes before settling into evaluation mode. Obviously throwing every headphone I had into a detailed accounting would have taken way longer than my allotment, but all four units seemed to manage everything I threw at them: HD280, HD558, HD650, HE5XX, OG Clear, even Atrium. Eventually I landed on the HD280 (v2016) for testing, as it's probably the most flat headphone in my kit right now. At the end of a day spent auditioning the dongles, the last combination I wanted to try was this one. Please bear in mind that I was a bit tired and my concentration not as good as it could have been. I was also fairly fatigued from a few hours’ of listening critically. But, holy cow, this was a truly amazing setup. Lovatt, Edwin A; Hérail, René James (2005). Dictionary of Modern Colloquial French. Routledge. p.264. ISBN 9781134930623. Thailand's go-go bars are part of its sex-related entertainment industry, along with massage parlors and live sex shows. [3] There were many such bars in Thailand during the Vietnam War and they continued (on a smaller scale) after the war ended in 1975. [4] During the 1980s, Thailand became a leading center for sex tourism [5] with go-go bars located in the red light districts catering to foreigners. [6] Many of the bars are found in Bangkok in Patpong, Nana Plaza, [4] and Soi Cowboy. [7] Soi Twilight is Bangkok's main street for gay go-go bars. [4] Go-go bars in Thailand are not accessed directly from the street, unlike the country's many open-fronted bars. [8] Instead they are indoor bars with dancers and/or hostesses, though they typically they do not offer striptease. [6] After dancing for the customers, the bar girls who work there often leave with them to provide sexual services once the customers have paid a bar fine. [8] Such bars can also be found in parts of the Philippines and other parts of Southeast Asia. [9] Etymology [ edit ]Mitchell, Claudia; Reid-Walsh, Jacqueline (2007). Girl Culture: An Encyclopedia [2 Volumes]: An Encyclopedia. Greenwood Publishing Group. p.328. ISBN 9780313084447. The basic form is how to create a list of colors for the x-axis, so there are many different approaches. I suggest this as an example of how to make a color list with conditions. import pandas as pd The GO bar 10 th Anniversary Limited Edition is truly the ‘gold standard’ among ultraportable USB DAC/headphone amps.

Limited to 1000 pieces, the 10 th Anniversary Limited Edition GO bar is smothered in show stopping gold-plate and boasts: Connect to your laptop, MacBook, tablet or smartphone or any other digital device with a USB port for sensational sound at home, in the office, or on the move. I compared all four dongles against each other and, for common frames of reference, my Sony ZX2 DAP and my Lotoo Paw S1. GO bar gold: it’s almost pointless offering impressions of the dongle because, for one thing, it’s impossible to buy, for another, it’s expensive and heavy enough that I’d be more inclined to look at the Gryphon, and, well, it’s ridiculously heavy for a dongle.S-Balanced output – our S-Balanced tech cuts crosstalk and noise by 50% with regular single-ended headphones. 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. It’s specified capacitors from (among others) Panasonic and TDK. It’s significantly fettled the XMOS 16-core processor that first takes delivery of digital audio information via the USB-C input. It’s specified a hugely capable 32-bit Cirrus Logic DAC chipset.

Lastly, and definitely most brief, I did not hate the UA5. It has the most obvious digital sound of all the dongles, that Sabre sharp, accuracy at all costs, antiseptic sound. To be blunt, it’s not for me! However, I think it is an okay implementation. I watched a few movie trailers and had no problems. When I switched to something with an analog foundation - like basically any music, it left me digitally cold. It was a constant reminder that this is not real music, I had no desire to dig any deeper to listen. However, I did not hear any analog anomalies. This is not at the expense of the unity of the recording, you understand – the iFi isn’t prissy or analytical, it simply extracts and retains more of the minutiae of a performance than an unassisted laptop or smartphone has a prayer of doing. The DAC section of the GO bar uses a powerful 16-core XMOS micro controller to process the audio data received at the USB input. Our in-house team has programmed the XMOS firmware to optimise sound quality and ensure a perfect partnership with the GO bar‘s 32-bit Cirrus Logic DAC chipset. So the differences: Build Quality on Go Bar is standard dongle hard plastic thingy (dunno the build quality) that is better for outdoor use (but still use the included case), while the GOld Bar is in its stupid gold that get marks on it super easy is terrible to look at it. It isn't an OAFAS product, but it looks like one. Really hate the look of the GOld Bar and I would personally never get it since it looks dumb. The ifi GO Bar Gold is a high-performance compact DAC that performs way above what its modest dimensions would suggest.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. Every non-leaf attribute of a figure is represented by an instance of a class in the plotly.graph_objects hierarchy. For example, a figure fig can have an attribute layout.margin, which contains attributes t, l, b and r which are leaves of the tree: they have no children. The field at fig.layout is an object of class plotly.graph_objects.Layout and fig.layout.margin is an object of class plotly.graph_objects.layout.Margin which represents the margin node, and it has fields t, l, b and r, containing the values of the respective leaf-nodes. Note that specifying all of these values can be done without creating intermediate objects using "magic underscore" notation: go.Figure(layout_margin=dict(t=10, b=10, r=10, l=10)).