Eh, from what you currently have, i think its better that you save up for a more worthwhile upgrade. That SR60 is a great headphone already, if you can manage to fix it (TAPE! ).

I'm looking to get a new sound card soon (probably Xonar D2X) and I have some op amps laying around from a previous mod. I have some LTC6241, LTC6241HV, and an AD823. Would they be any improvement if I swapped one of them in? I listen on a measly DT770 pro80. Also, if they do make a difference...

less money in the economy, value of dollar goes up, prices fall, consumer benefits

They won't replace your IEMs if you are looking for isolation, the Grado's are way too open. They aren't that large, however.

"WADDA GYP!—These PAPAL INDULGENCES you sold me are only good for CLOWN heaven!"

That's what you learn from Head-Fi... in the end, its the headphones you wear that make all of the difference.

The show was magnificent and possibly the best display of HUMAN ability (the central theme of the olympics). I'm scouring the nets for better footage of it. off topic: China powers the world economy with its labor force. Cheap products are what set USA's standard of living so high. The...

OH GOD DO NOT DRIVE WITH ANY IEM. Consider your safety over the ability to listen to nice headphones while driving. Use your car stereo instead, even if it sounds worse. And also, even though those bluetooth things look goofy to you, they are there for a reason: safety. There are bad drivers...

I was on the third floor at school. Cabinets started opening, stuff started falling out, but thats it. I was really shaken up though. We had to evacuate and got to go home early

There must be an amp in the dock, then. True line out has no volume control. AFAIK...

You could try Yuin earbuds. Those are very popular. Grado-like sound, supposedly.

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Check for earwax. That's usually the problem when things like this happen. It sounds gross, but it's true. To get it out, try a little hydrogen peroxide (don't get any on the driver itself, though!)

Don't they already treat the wood at the Factory? I'd imagine that they would (in order to make their products last longer; quality control).

Quote: Originally Posted by M0T0XGUY Looking good. Our house is nearing its 20th birthday now, and it could've used some updating since its 10th. We've held back the urge to remodel for quite some time now, but with most of the family out and about at summer camp, we're going over plans...