Hey I just made a review of the Tuff Luv case for the Plenue D. Hope this helps.   http://www.head-fi.org/products/tuff-luv-western-case-for-cowon-plenue-d-mp3-leather-black-e5-66/reviews/17066

  It's going to cost over $100 dollars if i get it there though.    People to have this case, is it worth it?

Does anybody know if or when this is available for the US, and how much it is? I'm looking to get a case for the player, but this one is the only one where the buttons look like they will be easy to press with the case on.

  My understanding is that the volume settings don't matter because you are still driving the music with the iPhone's amp. I think volume settings matter if you use an amp.

As far as I know, surround sound audio is a digitally enhanced effect. I don't think amp/dac combos work like that, they improve the sound quality, not distort it (which I believe is what Dolby Headphones do)?   Someone with more knowledge enlighten us.

Dang I came in thinking that there was a review, perhaps others had the same thought?   I would say the momentum, if you planning to carrying your headphones around, a case would really work best.   I'm getting a UE9000 soon. I'll let you know how if sounds.

I think the creative sound card would. I know you've "banned" this, but aren't there other choices of gaming headphones that are easier to drive other than the Q701? I thought that they are pretty picky in terms of finding the right amplification.

I'm looking at the AD 2000. Do you guys think it's worth the wait when considering the improvements and resale value? Feeling ambivalent right now.

Hello guys so I'll try to answer some questions I saw while browsing this thread. I haven't looked at it for  while.   To get the cloudy effect I did with my phones. Watersand with at least 900 grit sandpaper in the same directions as the lines originally on the phone. Then use something...

Hey y'all so I finally decided to move on. After a good reflection I decided to stick with my Monster TPG IEMs instead. I travel alot and IEMs simply provide better isolation. I did find a "solution" for the headphones scratches, kind of. I used high grain sandpaper and did some work on it. It's...

1. Rock and Pop 2. Country and classics 3. Vocal   I'm in Atlanta, GA   Thanks

Does anybody have any good tips to remove the scratches?  

Wait so did you get the colorware treatment for FREE then. Lucky person lol