Posts by DougofTheAbaci

Quote:Originally Posted by aqtaket Wow, what a nice amp/dac! I Just woder about the hardware requirements for PC. I have a Fujitsu tablet with SSD, but the processor is Intel Atom and RAM is only 2Gb. Will the DAC be operating with...

Quote:Originally Posted by Sorensiim Sorry to steer the thread back into fit-related territory, but all of you who are having problems getting a proper seal with your ciems, try unplugging the cable and see if it's easier to get and...

Quote:Originally Posted by Dogmatrix I think the real winner in the WA7 HE500 set is tone, the subtle variations in timbre that makes one artist average and another great are front and centre with this combo. That's definitely in...

I know we're getting away from the original intent of the topic a bit, but what do people use to carry around their CIEMs? I like the Otterboxes when I'm travelling but to and form work, they're a bit excessive. I saw a few other smaller...

Quote:Originally Posted by serious7 I was just thinking how great it would be if 3d printing was widely available and in use for the public. It would be so cool to just "PRINT" the shape of your monitors and see how the fit is and...

Quote:Originally Posted by wolfetan44 Received the 4.Ai+ yesterday. Amazing so far, the case is water proof right? They're Otterbox cases. They're waterproof to about 100 feet. Since I doubt you plan on taking your headphones diving...

Quote:Originally Posted by project86 I see. Clipping the pins could be an option, but you'd have to be careful of course. I find that my different CIEMs sometimes have different fits with each cable - the 93spec will completely fit...

Out of curiosity, has anyone used the WA7 with a pair of HE-500's or Heir Audio 8.A's? I've heard good things but was wondering if anyone could illaborate on how they pair, specifically compared to a Schitt Lyr and Byfrost stack.

Double.

My issue was the memory section and how far the pins stick out on the updated Magnus. It sticks out a solid centimeter and a half, or there abouts.