Gee, I'd like to know the answer to that too!

Quote: Originally posted by psyco1 As far as positioning and soundstage goes, the 590. If it gets too loud though....I'd go with the audio-technica A900. I totally agree with these suggestions. The HD590 is a all-round open can too. Sounds good for music, movies, and especially...

Quote: Originally posted by blessingx Yeah, I saw that and almost posted it too. Cool gorilla fight, but a little inaccurate... I must admit that I was a little disappointed when I got to end of the downloaded clip and didn't see any monkeys.

Quote: Originally posted by Daffy_Duck How does this support the concept of burn-in? What is happening to these materials that allows them to improve sound-wise? What mechanical property improves after burn-in? Why is it permanent? Why is it necessarily an improvement? Any potential...

Quote: Originally posted by Daffy_Duck I just took a look at :http://www.omigaaudio.co.uk/CCfaq.htm Which I believe was referenced at that ng discussion. I showed it to 4 of the engineers here, 2 of which are electrical engineers and we all had a good laugh. If you believe this stuff...

Quote: Originally posted by Samuli Thanks Tyson, that's the information I needed to know. Just placed an order for a pair of hfi-700 To explain my choice is that those phones were easily available, just about the money i was to spend, and i was to find a pair that is good for my...

Quote: Originally posted by Guyferd I second dt250-80. It is easy to drive and is not going to reveal the fault of your pcdp/portable amp whatsoever unlike other high end headphones, eg: rs-1,cd3k, w1000, etc. I'm starting to think that the DT250 would be the best candidate. It's...

Quote: Originally posted by tortie Basing on specs, the sr60 will be one of the contenders here. Oh, my...no. Try MDR-CD900ST, ER4P, ATH-A900, MDR-V7, MDR-D77, and lastly the V6 (These are all closed, BTW).

I'm with the ape-shaver. In order of diminishing returns, it would be 1, 2, and 3. (That is, Headphones, Source, and Amp).

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ory=48679&rd=1 Why is this taking off (for a D-33)? Is this the new flavor of the month? I see these go for $10, $15 all the time. I don' t get it.

That's rough. I seen this happen before. The pots get so outa-whack that the laser won't track at all. I've never heard of solution yet. Now, if you had a Play Station 2, then Duncan could help you. Maybe, PeterR could chime in with some help?

Quote: Originally posted by Pappucho I posted some information on vintage player line outs at www.portaphile.com but I don't have anything yet on the D-e905. The D-303 has the highest line level output of the players I have listed at 1.5V. This information comes directly from Sony product...

Quote: Originally posted by Bonzi And what do you think will be better for me, to buy an amp for $100 for my D-E905's line-out or to buy a $100 D-311 for it's great hp-out? What will sound better? Where can you find a D-311 for $100? I'll take three of them at that price...

audiocubes. They're an import item.

Quote of the day: Quote: Originally posted by IWalker182 If you're going to be playing computer games on a LAN, I don't think you should be worrying about your headphones making you look like a dork. ROTFLMAO!