Any chance getting to hear Scarlet Mini while they are in Australia.

In that case the HD800.

HD800, Klipsch HP3, IER-Z1R, IE900, STAX L300 LTD Edition and LCD2 Closed.

Looking good so far, hope it performs just as well.

But comments like yours are the ones that embolden sellers to push prices even higher. I mean if there are fools clamoring for even higher prices, why not.

Yup, lets give them more ideas so in the future no decent headphone is under $5000.

Any update on the Black Label Micro iDSD battery update.

Whenever you're ready. I've added a few more more TOTL IEMs.

I could sell you a FD7, even do home delivery:dt880smile:

This is the exact original patent, I can't find the original patent from 1990 but this is a word for word reproduction of the 1990 patent.

https://patents.google.com/patent/JPH06284495A/ja This is the exact patent It even describes how the biocellulose is deposited on top of a polyester film thus making it not a composite since the biocellulose stays separate at all times and can hence biodegrade. It's not mixed with the polyester.

Sony used polyester in its drivers. The more you know. And thank you for admitting the CD3K cant do the lows of ZMF as I was not discussing the 1.8k response in the first place.

Of course the ZMF has higher distortion considering it actually produces loads more low end. Not hard to see distortion is a magnitude more when the output is magnitudes more. Question is whether the CD3000 can produce similar levels of low end while keeping the same level of distortion...

Looks like the R10 cant reproduce bass/subass as below 100hz there is a steep drop. So much for all the fancy material when you cant even produce the full range of musical information and reason why I sold my CD3000. I,ll give one credit to Sony though and that was the earcups and their...

And absolutely no evidence of the Sony biocellulose not being biodegradable has been given not to mention how about putting up the ZMF graph with a Sony graph or will you just show one side of the story. "See the thing is, biocellulose (neither the original Ajinomoto biocellulose used in SONY...