DoomzDayz
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Last Activity: Yesterday 05:48 PM
Head-Fi Gear
- Headphone Inventory
- now:
STAX SR-5
Beyerdynamic DT880
Sennheiser HD-25-1 II w/ HD-650 Cable, defoamed
De-podded 47 Ohm Altec Lansing IM716
Kramer Modded Koss KSC-75 (absolute must)
Kramer Modded JVC HA-FX33 (hard to get amount of foam and thickness right, but incredible difference)
Shure SCL4
then:
Shure E500 (sold)
Sony MDR-EX71(stolen)
Sennheiser MX500 (stepped on by drunk girl)
Etymotic ER-6i (given)
kramer modded Shure E2G (somewhere)
germanium modded Sony MDR-EX90 (gifted)
JVC HA-FX66 Air Cushions (gf)
Yuin PK3 (gf)
wanted:
Beyerdynamic DT48E
STAX
AKG K500 + K701 pads, K701
Ultrasone HFI-680
Beyerdynamic DT150, DT880 600 ohms, DT880 '03
Classic Fostex T50 - Headphone Amp Inventory
- SRD-6SB
in progress:
SOHA
wanted:
CKKIII
SOHA II - Source Inventory
- now:
Sansa Clip
E1505 -> E-MU 0404
Onkyo TX-SR674
then:
iriver iFP-390t (died)
iPod Shuffle 1G(died, rma'd, died)
iAudio U2(stolen)
Sony Ericsson W600i(dropped a weight on it)
Meizu M6 miniplayer black(died)
Meizu M6 miniplayer white(sold) - Other Audio Equipment
- SCS-01 5.1 Setup with SBS-01 Surrounds
Onkyo TX-674 Receiver - Audio-Related Tweaks
- http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/kramer-mod-ksc75-124243/
amazing transformation of the tinny peaky treble and weak midrange into grado-clones
http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/jvc-fx33-mod-223642/
two main variables in foam that vastly effect sound, particularly midrange.
http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/im716-diy-pod-removal-aka-podectomy-200246/
http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/heres-how-make-your-tri-flanges-slide-right-223201/
http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/eqing-your-e500s-se530s-rockbox-263120/
http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/sony-ex90-modding-thread-193464/?highlight=ex90
About Me
- About DoomzDayz
- Biography
- Computer Engineering major @ UMBC
- Location
- United States
- Interests
- music, movies, poker, pool, photography, driving, rock climbing, weight lifting, active things
- Occupation
- student
- Music Preferences
- http://www.last.fm/user/Johnnyz86/
http://www.rateyourmusic.com/~Johnnyz86
- Head-Fi Gear
- Headphone Inventory
- now:
STAX SR-5
Beyerdynamic DT880
Sennheiser HD-25-1 II w/ HD-650 Cable, defoamed
De-podded 47 Ohm Altec Lansing IM716
Kramer Modded Koss KSC-75 (absolute must)
Kramer Modded JVC HA-FX33 (hard to get amount of foam and thickness right, but incredible difference)
Shure SCL4
then:
Shure E500 (sold)
Sony MDR-EX71(stolen)
Sennheiser MX500 (stepped on by drunk girl)
Etymotic ER-6i (given)
kramer modded Shure E2G (somewhere)
germanium modded Sony MDR-EX90 (gifted)
JVC HA-FX66 Air Cushions (gf)
Yuin PK3 (gf)
wanted:
Beyerdynamic DT48E
STAX
AKG K500 + K701 pads, K701
Ultrasone HFI-680
Beyerdynamic DT150, DT880 600 ohms, DT880 '03
Classic Fostex T50 - Headphone Amp Inventory
- SRD-6SB
in progress:
SOHA
wanted:
CKKIII
SOHA II - Source Inventory
- now:
Sansa Clip
E1505 -> E-MU 0404
Onkyo TX-SR674
then:
iriver iFP-390t (died)
iPod Shuffle 1G(died, rma'd, died)
iAudio U2(stolen)
Sony Ericsson W600i(dropped a weight on it)
Meizu M6 miniplayer black(died)
Meizu M6 miniplayer white(sold) - Other Audio Equipment
- SCS-01 5.1 Setup with SBS-01 Surrounds
Onkyo TX-674 Receiver - Audio-Related Tweaks
- http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/kramer-mod-ksc75-124243/
amazing transformation of the tinny peaky treble and weak midrange into grado-clones
http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/jvc-fx33-mod-223642/
two main variables in foam that vastly effect sound, particularly midrange.
http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/im716-diy-pod-removal-aka-podectomy-200246/
http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/heres-how-make-your-tri-flanges-slide-right-223201/
http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/eqing-your-e500s-se530s-rockbox-263120/
http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/sony-ex90-modding-thread-193464/?highlight=ex90
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Signature
- Main Rigs:
-Home: 0404 -> SOHA II -> DT880 / SRD-6SB -> SR-5
-Portable: Clip -> FX33 (Kramer'd) / IM716 (47) / HD25 (HD650 Cable) / KSC-75 (Kramer'd. Must do.)
Music Preferences:
-last.fm
-RYM
Wanted:WTB: GE 6680 tube, BG caps
the effects of impedance matching
- Main Rigs: