[Mullet]

I'd love to be able to do the speaker thing and in fact will eventually get there. I'm about to make a move out of the big city and into a house that has enough room for a 5.1 system. I'm already planning my DIY DAC build around this move. Can't wait to get into speakers!

 

[Oregonian]

I listen to my D7000's about 10 hours a week, and my Pro900's or Q40's (when I work out in my garage on either my stationary bike or lift weights) another 5-7 hours a week. 
 
My Pioneer rack system gets listened to about 12 hours a week, maybe 11 of those through speakers (sacrilege on a headphone site to say that) but it's a pretty amazing setup. 
 
Almost forgot yardwork - so I'm using either my M100's or CAL's for that duty and it's about 5-6 hours a week.
 
Then I have my D600's or D2000's in my home office which I listen to probably another 4 hours a week, and my work office only about 2 hours a week with currently using my Bose AE2 right now.
 
I get plenty of headphone time and it's all full size. 
 
Variety is the spice of life they say - I like having multiple phones for multiple stations.
 

 

[wolfetan44]

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I'd love to be able to do the speaker thing and in fact will eventually get there. I'm about to make a move out of the big city and into a house that has enough room for a 5.1 system. I'm already planning my DIY DAC build around this move. Can't wait to get into speakers!