Do you still have this for sale?

Anyone have a Denon DCP-150 for sale? I am still looking for one. :-(

I've been trying to find a Denon DCP-150 to buy for 2 years now without any luck. They are really hard to come by.

Denon DCP-100 is no slouch either. I would consider it one of the legendary PCDPs.

Are these still available?

obsoletemachines is correct. It is the DCP-100 that has dual DACs whereas the DCP-150 has a single DAC.

I am looking to buy a Denon DCP-150 portable cd player. If anyone has one they are willing to sell, please send me a PM!

The seller was Amazon itself and not a third party seller. I did some more research and these seem to be genuine. Looks like Sennheiser uses a single dynamic driver for their IEMs whereas companies like Shure have stuck to traditional multi armature drivers. I have not had an IEM since 2008 so...

I did some more research and it looks like Shure uses traditional armature drivers and these use a single driver.

I bought these on Amazon and they just arrived today. The IEMs feel cheap. The housing is not the frosted clear I see on the website but a clear plastic. The lettering doesn’t seem sharp and the sound quality is so so. I used to own Shure IEMs a long time ago and you can see the drivers inside...

Sign me up! I am in need of a LOD for my 6.5 gen iPod. Thanks for your generosity!

^ Is that made out of wood? If so, how the heck do you put the iPod in?

I would get the player based on my music library. I really hate converting between formats. So if you have a bunch of FLAC files, get the D2. It'll saves you a lot of conversion time.

Quote: Originally Posted by Philski No, nor me Ho hum. Oh well, the dream lasted for... well, a couple of hours anyway. Well, we can always dream. And as for the iMod, it doesn't really add in any new hardware components. All it does is change the signal path so it...

I don't think it's as simple as replacing inferior parts with superior parts in the iPod. After you change the hardware, you'll have to write completely new firmware that sits on top. You'll also need to have a solid understanding of how the other hardware components interact with the replaced...