I use an Onkyo DVD player and sometimes a Toshiba Multi-Region DVD player as a source. I got the Toshiba for under $50 usd and it sounds great but the only problem is that you hear the gap between songs, even when the songs are supposed to be mixed. other than that it's a good source. One of...

You can't go wrong with the C515BEE, it provides an amazing sound and you can use the extra bucks for an emergency pair of headphones around the $180 usd. Or you Now, if you want to talk about a 5 stars player check the NAD C545BEE that is something around the $450 usd: NAD Electronics ...

For 30 extra usd you can get a brand new NAD C-515BEE, an excellent choice if you can't find the Marantz.

I pulled the trigger for the PFE's... http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f103/p...5/#post5588425

I just got them today!! Check for the update at the beginning of the thread

Quote: [table] [tr] [td] Originally Posted by thedips [i]sorry for my wallet... my bikes dont know how to share so had to get 2 sets 7900 sets

Well, I think we have a winner here: a) Phonak PFE: 7 b) UE Super.Fi 5: 0 c) Shure SE115: 0 I'll order them today, I'll give them a shot and let you know my personal impressions and hopefully I won't have to deal with the crack issue associated with the PFE's lately. thanks everybody...

Yeah, I've heard that Shure low end models are not the best or don't show the real quality of the brand. So far: a) Phonak PFE: 4 b) UE Super.Fi 5: 0 c) Shure SE115: 0 Anybody else?, or any other brand in the range 130~150's?? Thanks guys

Hey all, Is anybody out there who has tried at least two of the next IEM's: a) Phonak Audeo PFE b) UE Super.Fi 5 c) Shure SE115 And can tell me which one do you like the best? I'm planing to buy my first pair of IEM's which will replace my Sony MDR-A10 Turbo (made for Discman)...

@ les_garten I totally agree about people doing some research, but have you ever thought that 8140david is doing his research here? that's why he posted a couple of questions, expecting that more experienced people showed him the way or told him about a product he doesn't know exists. You...

I'd recommend you the NAD C515BEE for less than $300 in black finish so it can match your Onkyo, I still have an Onkyo receiver too (late 90's) and an Onkyo DVD player as a CD player, since it does not read DVD's anymore. I have never heard the sound coming from a Cambridge CD player, but...

Hi folks, this is my portable rig, you must think I'm kidding, but no, I'm not. I know this simple but effective portable rig sounds much better than a lot of $1000 usd rigs out there (no offense guys), but I really like it and it's very light and portable, as you can see it's about the size...

Quote: Originally Posted by elmer_42 They're here! So far Floyd (Great Gig in the Sky, WOW!) is souding better than it ever has, but does anybody have any other suggestions of songs that are just "WOW" through these babies? e:Oh yeah, forgot to ask a few things. 1. I don't believe...

Quote: Originally Posted by monolith Do you know of any pictures of people wearing those SR-003s in their ears? I can't figure out how they'd work. Also, how much do they leak in/out? I'm curious too!! Next thread should be "Pictures of you, wearing your portable rig"