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Nov 14, 2012 at 11:09 PM Post #9,586 of 41,131
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[size=small]The liner notes for Gil Scott-Herons last album included these words on [size=12pt]listening [/size]to music - [/size]
 
[size=small]"for the first time under optimum conditions. Not in your car or on a portable player through a headset...Get rid of all distractions (even her or him)...Turn off everything that rings or beeps or rattles or whistles...Listen all the way through. Think about what you’ve got."[/size][size=small][size=10pt][/size][/size]

I do that a lot. I make it a priorty to listen to music for one hour everyday. Just laying in my bed, listening to the music and only the music
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Nov 14, 2012 at 11:11 PM Post #9,587 of 41,131
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Wolfetan44, Nice Grado 80's! Keep working on the music collection, your listen to it forever!

Yep, I'm trying to find a nice CD player. Any suggestions? My dad is getting a Rega RP1 for Christmas, so I'm pretty pumped for that. But, vinyl are pretty expensive therefore, CD's are much more conveinent. 
 
Nov 14, 2012 at 11:40 PM Post #9,588 of 41,131
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hows the sr003? they look like theyd be pretty crappy but they're STAX so...

 
Don't write them off, they're bad ass.  I can think of a lot of well regarded phones or IEMs these could displace.  
 
Now...if only they were more comfortable.  
 
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[size=10pt]i'm shocked that some many people's listening stations are in front of computers. I find a computer screen distracts me from the whole art of listening.[/size]

 
Definitely.  I've moved away from computer based set ups for the past year for the same exact reason.  
 
Nov 14, 2012 at 11:43 PM Post #9,589 of 41,131

 
What I'm working with at the moment 
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 I'll be upgrading to something much better soon :wink:
 
Nov 14, 2012 at 11:45 PM Post #9,590 of 41,131
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Don't write them off, they're bad ass.  I can think of a lot of well regarded phones or IEMs these could displace.  
 
Now...if only they were more comfortable.  
 
 
Definitely.  I've moved away from computer based set ups for the past year for the same exact reason.  

What is your source then?
 
Nov 14, 2012 at 11:50 PM Post #9,591 of 41,131
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What I'm working with at the moment 
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 I'll be upgrading to something much better soon :wink:

 
 
Couldn't help but noticing that you lived in Westchester County.
Glad to see that there are some other head-fi members from my area.
 
Any ideas yet where you are going to go with your next upgrade?
 
Nov 14, 2012 at 11:52 PM Post #9,592 of 41,131
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Couldn't help but noticing that you lived in Westchester County.
Glad to see that there are some other head-fi members from my area.
 
Any ideas yet where you are going to go with your next upgrade?

*Inside Niten's head* "If PanamaHat is getting a Sennheiser HD600 system, I am going to his house. Good thing he lives near." 
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Nov 14, 2012 at 11:55 PM Post #9,594 of 41,131
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Simonpking, you might like/agree with this article.
 
 
I just bought the Resonessence Labs Invicta DAC, which can play music off a built-in SD card reader, so that's one of them.  And the other, which will feed into the Invicta as a transport, is the Cambridge 350C I posted a picture of.

Oh, that sounds really nice
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. Do you like the 350C?
 
Nov 14, 2012 at 11:57 PM Post #9,595 of 41,131
Couldn't help but noticing that you lived in Westchester County.
Glad to see that there are some other head-fi members from my area.
 
Any ideas yet where you are going to go with your next upgrade?

Nice man. Yea, New York is a hot bed. I wish I had gone to that meet in White Plains a while back.
I'm gonna go for the Matrix M-stage (classA opa627ap) and I'm not sure what headphone to go with yet. I've been considering a few options all under $400
 
Nov 15, 2012 at 12:08 AM Post #9,596 of 41,131
Oh, that sounds really nice:D . Do you like the 350C?


Well, I've had it for all of one day, but it seems fine so far. Analog output isn't too shabby and it'll be fine for occassional stand in duties when necessary (like now). I bought it because the transport mehanism's supposed to be half decent, so if it plays my CDs properly, without breaking, then I'll like it.
 
Nov 15, 2012 at 1:04 AM Post #9,599 of 41,131
My computer is specd for gaming so it's far too loud. My laptop distracts me... my netbook at times isn't powerful enough to play the media I want.
 
Just put the CD into a player and ready to go!
 
Nov 15, 2012 at 2:12 AM Post #9,600 of 41,131
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Temporary head-fi rig...Cambridge 350C > loaner SR-212 > loaner SR-003
 
 

Nice. What else have you got coming? I see the Resonessence Invicta, but what headphones, are you joining the Stax Mafia...?? :wink:
 

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