This is one of the last things you need to upgrade when your making your portable rig. Vs the fiio L9 this lod cable was a big step up. The first thing that will hit you is the increase in...
Thanks to NoiseHush for the review sample!!
Here we have the NoiseHush i7 Noise Cancelling headphones.
These headphones have some high points, but fall a bit short in terms of...
Introduction
First off, I’d like to thank the folks at Audio-Technica for the sample of the WS77 for review.
Yes, I’ve been on something of a roll recently with Audio-Technica...
(caution: this is a long review (I know this because I just typed it out in Word and it spanned 7 pages!)
I think this is a long awaited review of the 1Plus2s. I've had the stock cable for...
I have been looking for "THAT" amp, the one for me. I tried a WA6SE, and it had a problem with distorted bass. I have the Lyr, but looking to upgrade. The soloist is really the only other amp...
Oh, glad I am bumped into this thread, because everything else is poisoned with wubstep and mainstream house.
I want to offer you to listen duet of two finnish magicians, which neglected modern computer music producing technologies and even made some of their sound samplers themselves. I remember reading somewhere, that they are world's most loud electronic band.
Awesome to see a thread like this pop-up here. I'm fairly inexperienced when it comes to hi-fi, and it's only recently that I'm in any sort of position to change that, but I could post on this topic for a very long time and never run out of things to post. I still listen to a bit of goth, darkwave, and EBM, though considerably less so than I did in High School, and admittedly like a lot of dubstep and electro, but it's fair to say that my tastes run pretty heavily toward the noisy, experimental side of things.
Equipment-wise, I'm still getting a feel for the sort of sound I'm really looking for, but I've been listening on Thinksound Rain IEM's that came yesterday, through an Echo Audiofire 2 interface. Nice, warm, and intimate sound that reminds me a lot of listening to vinyl, and despite comments about them being unsuitable for electronic music, I'm finding they work really well for this sort of material. I hadn't expected to like them better than my EH 350's, so it looks like the next upgrade will be to find a pair of full-size cans with a similar sound signature, along with a decent amp. Yay for being employed again.
I haven't "discovered" too much lately, per se, but I've got a few goodies on their way to me right now, including the new Inade "Antimmon Pnuematos" box set.
I'd kick myself if I didn't start my recommendations off with Haus Arafna. They don't have any official videos, and they don't play live, but thankfully, they've become a bit more widely known than they were 10 years ago, so it's pretty easy to find people putting their stuff up.
