johnwmclean
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Last Activity: Today 03:17 AM
Head-Fi Gear
- Headphone Inventory
- HD800’s
Gone
HD650’S - Headphone Amp Inventory
- DIY Balanced Beta22
Gone
DIY Mini3
Darkvoice 337
M^3 Balanced (not my build)
DIY Jaycar - Source Inventory
- Cambridge Audio 840C
Gone
imod 4 Generation - Cable Inventory
- Equinox balanced headphone cable
Silver Sonics XLR Interconnects
DIY XLR Interconnects
Gone
Moon Audio, Silver Dragon V2 Headphone Cable
Moon Audio, Blue Moon cable (various applications) - Other Audio Equipment
- Pre loved equipment, Lyra Clavis DC Cartridge, SME V Tonearm, Sota Star Sapphire Turntable, CAT Signature Preamplifier, Audion Silver Night Mono Blocks, Reference 3A Speakers.
About Me
- About johnwmclean
- Biography
- I like tim tams and waking up early
- Location
- I live in the Blue Mountains Australia
- Interests
- Classical guitar, running and work
- Occupation
- Finished Artist
- Head-Fi Gear
- Headphone Inventory
- HD800’s
Gone
HD650’S - Headphone Amp Inventory
- DIY Balanced Beta22
Gone
DIY Mini3
Darkvoice 337
M^3 Balanced (not my build)
DIY Jaycar - Source Inventory
- Cambridge Audio 840C
Gone
imod 4 Generation - Cable Inventory
- Equinox balanced headphone cable
Silver Sonics XLR Interconnects
DIY XLR Interconnects
Gone
Moon Audio, Silver Dragon V2 Headphone Cable
Moon Audio, Blue Moon cable (various applications) - Other Audio Equipment
- Pre loved equipment, Lyra Clavis DC Cartridge, SME V Tonearm, Sota Star Sapphire Turntable, CAT Signature Preamplifier, Audion Silver Night Mono Blocks, Reference 3A Speakers.
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Signature
- Patrick82 Based on my mass dampening experiments I have found that using more weight on top of the audio components gives more dynamics and low-level detail because of a quieter background. Burying your equipment under tens of thousands of pounds of mud is great, and it's for free! The deeper you bury your audio system the better the sound!
SOURCE Buffalo Sabre32-Bit DAC AMPLIFIER Balanced β22 HEADPHONE Sennheiser HD800
>>Team Australia<<
- Patrick82 Based on my mass dampening experiments I have found that using more weight on top of the audio components gives more dynamics and low-level detail because of a quieter background. Burying your equipment under tens of thousands of pounds of mud is great, and it's for free! The deeper you bury your audio system the better the sound!
