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post #7231 of 7505
10/13/12 at 2:02pm

My latest purchase. An old but still very good MP3 player:

 

 

It sounds great with my Audio Technica ES10! Rio was really on to something. Too bad that they folded and stopped making MP3 players...

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post #7232 of 7505
10/13/12 at 4:39pm

^^ Nice!!  Old school for sure. Beautiful AT cans too. I had a Trekstor Vibez for a couple years (pretty much same sound from what I recall), and loved that thing. Broke unfortunately though....

post #7233 of 7505
10/13/12 at 7:33pm

Kinda sorta off topic question. Is it weird that I saw V-Moda M-80's for sale at Radio Shack today, for $199.99? Not so much the price, but the location.. blink.gif

post #7234 of 7505
10/13/12 at 7:53pm
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Kinda sorta off topic question. Is it weird that I saw V-Moda M-80's for sale at Radio Shack today, for $199.99? Not so much the price, but the location.. blink.gif

No. Radio Shack has been a V-Moda dealer from the start...

post #7235 of 7505
10/13/12 at 8:50pm

 

iBasso DX100 + UM Miracle.

 

Sounds amazing but selling them because I have no real use for a portable rig anymore...

post #7236 of 7505
10/13/12 at 9:40pm
It's actually a reshelled Superfi 5 EB...
post #7237 of 7505
10/13/12 at 9:48pm
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This is my portable rig...




what ciem is that that?

It's actually my reshelled Superfi 5 EB
post #7238 of 7505
10/13/12 at 9:54pm

Monoprice... Monoprice... biggrin.gif

 

 

 

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post #7239 of 7505
10/13/12 at 10:23pm
Dat Cable... **drools**
post #7240 of 7505
10/14/12 at 2:18am

Hey guys. Saw this thread and thought... why Not?

 

 

 

I think it's obscene how good this sounds. The cables I made myself. Fits right into my pocket.

 

Edit: iPod Touch 4g / CLAS / Arrow 12HE 2.1g (I think it's been a while might be a 2.2) and Shure SE535.


Edited by Timmyw - 10/14/12 at 2:21am
post #7241 of 7505
10/14/12 at 2:37am
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Originally Posted by Timmyw View Post

Hey guys. Saw this thread and thought... why Not?

I think it's obscene how good this sounds. The cables I made myself. Fits right into my pocket.

Edit: iPod Touch 4g / CLAS / Arrow 12HE 2.1g (I think it's been a while might be a 2.2) and Shure SE535.
Could you PM me the pinout to make a 30pin to usb cable please? I wanna make one because the other ones from alo audio are so damn expensive
post #7242 of 7505
10/14/12 at 3:16am

Troll Dragon, how did you get the head-fi graphic on your Sansa? That's pretty coolbeerchug.gif

post #7243 of 7505
10/14/12 at 3:28am
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Troll Dragon, how did you get the head-fi graphic on your Sansa? That's pretty coolbeerchug.gif

Gotta be Rockboxed...lol. I like it!

post #7244 of 7505
10/14/12 at 5:17am
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^^ Nice!!  Old school for sure. Beautiful AT cans too. I had a Trekstor Vibez for a couple years (pretty much same sound from what I recall), and loved that thing. Broke unfortunately though....

 

I was looking at Trekstor Vibez as well. When Rio folded, many engineers went to Trekstor and the Vibez can be seen as a continuation of the Rio MP3 line. But I found a Rio Karma in good condition, with only some small scratch on the screen, and then I just had to buy it.

 

I usually EQ my MP3 players, but the Karma sounds great with a flat EQ setting. If I EQ the bass up, it becomes too much. I'd say that the Rio beats my Cowon S9 in SQ. Sometimes newer isn't the same as "better"...

post #7245 of 7505
10/14/12 at 6:52am

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