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post #61 of 940
4/8/06 at 7:03pm
Ooh! Nice
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post #62 of 940
4/9/06 at 12:26am
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Originally Posted by mightymouse
I onno man, they sound just like the ipod one's but more bassy. Its not THAT horrible, its okay for casual listening in noisy places, thats for sure. Skyline, i'm not saying that the plastic is a bad thing, because its not cheap plastic- its high quality plastic that feels like metal, in fact i'm not sure if its metal or plastic or a mixture of both, but all I know is that its not the same material as the v3 black's anodized aluminum.
I guess just to clear some things up. I've had the v3i since early january with the motorola DAP instead of itunes.

Covers are indeed anodized aluminum, they are different from my old v3 but it is clearly still aluminum. Has plastic parts like the original v3 on the bottom for where the antenna is located.

The DAP works well enough but I don't carry the wired headset with me, and no music plays through the hs-850 headset. That being said, the wired headset sounded fine for a phone trying to be an mp3 player. But I suppose that doesn't say much.

Portable rig is still the same: Nano lineout -> Hornet -> UM2
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post #63 of 940
4/9/06 at 6:49am
I don't take the 900s portable, no.. .but I thought that this pic with the reflection in it was too nifty to not post.


for portable, imagine the same thing, but with the mp3 player in that ugly little iaudio case, and with KSC35s. MUCH less shiny.
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post #64 of 940
4/9/06 at 6:53am
I think that little iAudio is going to have an inferiority complex .
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post #65 of 940
4/9/06 at 9:45pm




Anyone have any ideas on reducing flash glare? I'm already using a Stoffen diffuser, but the hot spots persist.
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post #66 of 940
4/9/06 at 10:54pm
My Rio Carbon and Shure E2c's:


With loads of dust under the screen...


And a gently burnished chrome finish on the back.

You'll have to forgive the crappy webcam pictures. It was all I had on hand.
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post #67 of 940
4/9/06 at 11:27pm
My current portable rig. I personally like to go naked with the ZM, instead of storing it into a Altoids tin.


Anyone know where in Toronto where I can get foamies locally? I'm getting quite acquainted with them, and wondering where I can get more.
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post #68 of 940
4/10/06 at 12:00am
What a sweet rig! The Grados are breaking in nicely




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post #69 of 940
4/10/06 at 1:07am
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Originally Posted by AuroraProject




Anyone have any ideas on reducing flash glare? I'm already using a Stoffen diffuser, but the hot spots persist.

how do you like those cx-300's?
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post #70 of 940
4/10/06 at 3:44am
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Originally Posted by rockin_amigo14
how do you like those cx-300's?

I really like them, they are extremely comfortable, they have loads of bass (good for bassheads), mids and highs are good, and the price is right. They offer a decent amount of isolation, and you can take them out and put them back in quickly (unlike Ety's or other iems). Highly recommended.
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post #71 of 940
4/10/06 at 8:30am
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Originally Posted by AuroraProject
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Beautiful shots... the flash actually accentuates the white iPod and makes it look even better IMO.
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post #72 of 940
4/10/06 at 10:09am
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Originally Posted by azncookiecutter
My current portable rig. I personally like to go naked with the ZM, instead of storing it into a Altoids tin.
Don't you worry about scratches, or do you not care? I like my zen micro smooth and shiny

edit, my altoids tin also allows me to velcro it back to back with my CMoy.
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post #73 of 940
4/10/06 at 11:47am
Sure one of these has been posted many times - but heres mine!

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post #74 of 940
4/10/06 at 1:28pm
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Originally Posted by AuroraProject
Anyone have any ideas on reducing flash glare? I'm already using a Stoffen diffuser, but the hot spots persist.
I am no pro or anything, but maybe try not using one. Go for a more natural light source.
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post #75 of 940
4/10/06 at 1:47pm
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Originally Posted by Veggie_Musician
Sure one of these has been posted many times - but heres mine!

if you get yourself a rio karma, i might be your buyer
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