Quote: Originally Posted by kwitel these would be used primarily for jogging. would these or the 75/35's be better for me? so theyre tight-but ur saying thats not a problem for you? I got used to the fit. Occasionally it does hurt again, most of the time no. As for them versus...

KSC55 is generally a very tight squeeze on the head. The band presses pretty hard against the area above the ears. Despite that, I enjoy using them more than most headphones on the go. The sound is bass heavy, and a bit lacking in overall separation and clarity, but it has a full sound that...

My reason for buying up such a music collection as I had (around 250 - 300 CDs, which for a student is pretty large nowadays) is for whatever placebo reason, I am far more likely to listen to a CD I ripped than a CD I downloaded. It's not a question of quality, I don't have the ears for that...

Quote: Originally Posted by Beach123456 If they took the CD out of another package, wouldnt that just leave someone else with no CD in their case? Nope, that just means instead of him having 2 CD cases + booklets, one automatically winds up in the trash. It wouldn't make sense to...

Quote: Originally Posted by keiron99 Isn't Airport Express just a wireless connection system? How do you connect your PC to your DAC wirelessly? Thanks The output on the Airport Express can either be analog via the plug the size of what most headphones come with (I'm completely...

Agreed, return it if it doesn't suit you. 1GB's a bit much to have without being able to see the songs, 512MB works just fine I find though. Best use though that I've found is 512MB shuffle with playlists made from 1 or 2 song "samplings" of each album.

Quote: Originally Posted by pank2002 I bought Chicago Garfield (to my brother) The Complete Band of Brothers collection (for ONLY USD 15!!) The Last Samurai (which is surprisingly good!) The Green Mile Dodgeball (It was quite Funny) 11 DVD’s in total. Price: USD 57 (Which is quite...

I don't have much to add, besides I'm surprised how many people have missed the actual statement in the original post, and that I wish you would post such observations more often scrypt as they are completely accurate in my mind. I would not claim to be as educated in this area, but I am...

Quote: Originally Posted by Jasper994 This may play a big role in why they've only sold 2 million copies... Except who that's not playing on the radio actually gets up to 2 million copies sold?

I've got em. For sub-$100, unamped, they stomp all over the HD25s I had, and easily rival the HD590 and HD595 to my ears in an unamped setup. Very good amounts of detail, good immersion. Only hitch is they are bassy. It's not too sloppy sounding, but is strong and can be distracting over the...

Download and Install EAC. Open EAC. Insert CD while holding the Shift key until the CD comes up in EAC Rip as WAV to desktop folder. Use iTunes or anything to convert into file format you'd like. What CD is it anyway? I've never had a problem with copy protection on any album I've found...

a) Immortal Technique is a guy, not a group. b) Finally found the link for Binary Star-Masters Of The Universe free download from their own label's site (all legal): http://www.subterraneousrecords.com/motu.html All 128kbps MP3s, but as it's free and legal, don't complain. Just download it...

You guys realize if you buy the Micro DAC from Headroom, you still need to buy a separate amplifier, right? All it outputs is a line out signal, which is not suitable for driving headphones.

Quote: Originally Posted by ls20 my hip-hop collection is very selective and lacking variety--i have almost all roots, wu, tribe, nas, gza, jay z, raek, mos, gangstarr, etc... so.. many albums, but by few artists i'd like to hear some new stuff, but, really, i dont have the money or...

Quote: Originally Posted by dabblerblue Anyways, so far the artists that stand out for me are Deltron 3030, Cannibal Ox, Dälek, Public Enemy, Aesop Rock, Atmosphere, and Zion I. Just curious where I should be looking next in my quest for new music! Talib Kweli and Mos Def are...