https://auralid.genelec.com "Genelec Aural ID is a software technology advancement that will dramatically improve the delivery of more accurate, reliable sound, and enable an audio engine to precisely render stereo or immersive content via headphones. For everyone from audio professionals to...

I used a DT-48E with a digital piano, it was detailed, fast, and except for the lowest octave tonally seemed spot on. It was bit uncomfortable and the clamp was too strong for my daughter so I sold it. Replaced it with a PM-3 that is comfortable, great to watch a movie late night or to carry to...

Long story short, I'm spending lots of time in Gothenburg without much to do in the evenings. Any headphiles or stereophiles (not much into multichannel) that would like to demo their system and show the zillions of improvements made with careful component matching and all that stuff?

OK, I know this is going to be a bit controversial... Yesterday I was cleaning up the bookshelf and found two large ferrite beads, for fun put them around the balanced cables that go from the DAC to the Stax amplifier. The sound seemed to change a bit, not in frequency, but everything seemed...

We all have ripped CDs that sound great and others that are just missing information because of the loudness wars. Now that we can download (and pay for) 24 bit music we would expect enough dynamic range not to have the signal clipped. But unfortunately that is far from reality, and some albums...

Hi guys, I needed to run 2 m long interconnects and had a DAC with a balanced design, so ended up buying a Stax 353X amplifier (instead of a used 323S) because of the balanced inputs. In a pinch I used my 2 m long microphone cables (Klotz mc5000+Neutrik plugs) while looking for XLR cables but...

From what I saw the HD800 requires a good amplifier, that will put the headphone + amplifier more or less at the same cost as the STAX combination (SR-007II + SRM-007tII). I'm considering buying either the O2 or the HD800 and would like to read your thoughts on the subject, and most important to...