Moar IEMs for this week, no girl sightings though, specifically a Westone 4, Shure SE535, and a unknown CIEM. Demographics of those wearing them, 2 are at least office workers and 1 student(Se535).
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Originally Posted by eugenius
Anyway, I think I'll wait for the Pro M8 with a mic preamp ... now that would be a hit product! I would use it for my headsets, to plug in a good measurement microphone in my speaker...
I'm also interested in programme 10-6 as well about the micro speaker non-linear distortion. AES has some interesting stuff up for sure. I would also like to hear the results of the AES recording competition going on.
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Originally Posted by fatmaggot
Saw a guy with some shure 840s at uni today, his pocket was looking especially bulky, I guess he was amping them.
I used to have a O2 in my pants amping 840s as well, till...
http://centrance.com/products/new/blog/2012/09/24/customer-questions-five/
From here, no, there is only so much such a device can do, it outputs many times the power of a HP-P1 as it is.
There is not line out like the CLAS or Fostex as the M8 already has 1.5W of total power output in balanced mode. It's meant as a dac+amp . Its distortion is supposedly very low so plugging it to another amp won't be an issue.
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Originally Posted by dan_can
little confused here... Does M8 extract digital signal out of iDevices or just amplify the line-out signal?
It extracts a digital signal and is a full fledged DAC+amp for both...
Prefer coax as well, can't see why people would need it since the M8 is supposed to be a portable reference. If you are working on that 3.5mm jack, make sure its real tough.
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Originally Posted by Tilpo
Yay computers at uni have IME installed. Never expected that, somehow.
Now I can study Japanese at school when I have free periods and nothing else to study (like now). Got a little...