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Originally Posted by Jalo 
so I like to know if anyone out there tries the Twag on the JH13 and does it make the JH13 too bright? Thanks alot.
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After 13 days (just a little over 300 hours) of burn in, I finally tried the TWag with the JH13 and the answer to your question is that it does not make the JH13 too bright. Beautiful silky singing highs (listening to classical music - Dvorak) on all upper register instruments. Of course, I haven't been listening to my JH13s at all since I started burning in my TWag (nor did I sneak a listen before during the burn-in period) so really can't make pre-/post-comparisons other than some vague memory impression. The holidays always seem to wreak havoc on my quiet time! Regardless, I concur whole-heatedly with Sierra that the TWag + JH13s + Shadow and any lossless source is pretty bloody amazing in terms of SQ. I'll let Sierra's words speak for themselves - and for me....I'm speechless right now.
For those of you who listen to classical, I think you will be amazed at how well the combination above (+4G 60gb iMod lossless) really makes music, I mean really engaging, stop-what-you're-doing-and close-your-eyes music. One example is the piano pizzicato double bass in middle section of the 2nd movement of Dvorak's New World and how you can hear the strings plucked as well as hear the entire line all the way down to the lowest string. It's not in your imagination, you're hearing real low articulated sound.... In fact one of the real strengths of the whole set up I have is how well it works with really quiet passages (save for the relative isolation issue...not one of the JH13s real strengths for me).
Thanks Jerry, Craig, Ray and Vinni......or maybe in the reverse order! Oops, I forgot Ken at ALO for the mini-mini!!! By the way, five of the very top customer service examples in the industry.....