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Pictures of Your Portable Rig (part XVI)
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That seems rather odd and interesting, at the same time! Do you mean it can hold an amp and a DAP together, like the rubber bands, but just by placing that thong between them?
That seems rather odd and interesting, at the same time! Do you mean it can hold an amp and a DAP together, like the rubber bands, but just by placing that thong between them?
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Looks like just an anti-slip mat to me. 
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I think it's a "sticky" anti slip mat?
lol Read this from the description.
lol Read this from the description.
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Heard good things about SunRicky's stuff, been considering some of his Dark Lords cables for mine.
Heard good things about SunRicky's stuff, been considering some of his Dark Lords cables for mine.
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just arrived now... my new DAP...
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And I guess they hold stuff vertical as well as no slip.
Here is the Chinese company that makes a few thousand styles of them.
I think it's a "sticky" anti slip mat?
lol Read this from the description.
And I guess they hold stuff vertical as well as no slip.
Here is the Chinese company that makes a few thousand styles of them.
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To hold your source and amp together you could try using 3M dual lock. Tyll at Innerfidelity has a video and article on it. Its pretty slim, and lasts longer than velcro and sticks much more strongly.
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Yep, its good stuff. I got some of the transparent low-profile dual lock tape, works well. Although it doesn't have as firm a hold as the regular profile dual lock tape it is plenty strong enough for holding an amp.
Yep, its good stuff. I got some of the transparent low-profile dual lock tape, works well. Although it doesn't have as firm a hold as the regular profile dual lock tape it is plenty strong enough for holding an amp.
I am currently using the 3M Dual Lock, the regular ones, they could probably hold bricks together. It does take a big of time to pry them apart on the first use.
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I think FiiO bands will get me out of trouble I ordered one of those sticky slip things. The main thing is to swap out my players within 5 - 10 seconds, I don't won't to be prying apart dual lock or tape hard stuck to the back of my devices. My rigs don't require much portability for around the house. So bands are fine. 
@~Santo8891
Hifiman HM-601 or 602? is a nice player, has a wonderful warm atmosphere. I have one here, pairs well with amps from the line out, achieve different flavours!
I just hope you don't mind charging it everyday like I do. :tongue_smile:
The main thing is to swap out my players within 5 - 10 seconds, I don't won't to be prying apart dual lock or tape hard stuck to the back of my devices. My rigs don't require much portability for around the house. So bands are fine. @~Santo8891
Hifiman HM-601 or 602? is a nice player, has a wonderful warm atmosphere. I have one here, pairs well with amps from the line out, achieve different flavours!
I just hope you don't mind charging it everyday like I do. :tongue_smile:
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yeah... you bet... it's HM 601... since I dont really need the DAC for my desktop... (already have my own desktop)
I still looking for the better amp though...
I guess it's no choice... as long as it's sounds good... eventhough the battery is pain in ass...
I think FiiO bands will get me out of trouble I ordered one of those sticky slip things.The main thing is to swap out my players within 5 - 10 seconds, I don't won't to be prying apart dual lock or tape hard stuck to the back of my devices. My rigs don't require much portability for around the house. So bands are fine.
@~Santo8891
Hifiman HM-601 or 602? is a nice player, has a wonderful warm atmosphere. I have one here, pairs well with amps from the line out, achieve different flavours!
I just hope you don't mind charging it everyday like I do.
yeah... you bet... it's HM 601... since I dont really need the DAC for my desktop... (already have my own desktop)
I still looking for the better amp though...
I guess it's no choice... as long as it's sounds good... eventhough the battery is pain in ass...
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Well, I have two different "sticky pads" at home. The bigger one can barely hold my iBasso D10 and my Cowon D3 together, but due to the fact that the back of the Cowon is kind of a matte surface it is not that good.
Then there is the "sticky pad" that I have in my car. This one holds anything like it is mold in concrete.
I do not know how the principle work...
That seems rather odd and interesting, at the same time! Do you mean it can hold an amp and a DAP together, like the rubber bands, but just by placing that thong between them?
Well, I have two different "sticky pads" at home. The bigger one can barely hold my iBasso D10 and my Cowon D3 together, but due to the fact that the back of the Cowon is kind of a matte surface it is not that good.
Then there is the "sticky pad" that I have in my car. This one holds anything like it is mold in concrete.
I do not know how the principle work...
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Thanks for the R50 synopsis; I'm intrigued, but I think I still want to go a step up from the GR07 (as soon as I sell/trade my Quads - no takers as of yet
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With my J3, I'm leaning towards an iem that's a bit warmer to offset what I perceive to be a cold-sounding dap ( edit: and I'm wondering it the 3Ai would do the trick...)
With my J3, I'm leaning towards an iem that's a bit warmer to offset what I perceive to be a cold-sounding dap ( edit: and I'm wondering it the 3Ai would do the trick...)
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My friend replaced his HM602s battery with another battery double the size and it's able to play 8 hours continuously. I'm thinking of doing the same with my HM601 if i'm able to stick it in the case.
yeah... you bet... it's HM 601... since I dont really need the DAC for my desktop... (already have my own desktop)
I still looking for the better amp though...
I guess it's no choice... as long as it's sounds good... eventhough the battery is pain in ass...
My friend replaced his HM602s battery with another battery double the size and it's able to play 8 hours continuously. I'm thinking of doing the same with my HM601 if i'm able to stick it in the case.
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