Although I love my UE-10 Pros I suffer the same issue as many other IEM owners; they are so sensitive that many sources are simply to loud to comfortably listen to. I'm a bit paranoid about potential hearing loss so I never listen very loud. I am currently using a Sansa e280, and even with the...

Sorry to dig up an old thread, but I am also using a Sansa e280 but with UE-10Pros. I can't quite get the sound level low enough for comfortable listening. Would one of these from M-Audio work? I want to avoid extra cable if possible. Thanks!

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My only intent was to inform Headfiers, and I already apologized for doing that. mrdeadfolx = This thread had fallen all of the way to page 3 when you bumped it, so didn't you sorta do the same thing?!?

Sorry if I ruined it for anyone, wasn't my intention at all. I did sell my Hornet here before I bought my Tomahawk. Not interested in selling it though as I use it all the time when I exercise and travel.

Yeah, maybe true but I've got one so just passing the info along. No serial number in the picture?

Stumbled across this one while doing some deal shopping, number is 170234533944. Looks OK from the photos and stuff.

Those are a pair of 100% fully factory reconditioned Paradigm Active Studio Reference 20s. I got them at a great price and sent them up to Paradigm in CA for a couple weeks of TLC. They effectively took them back to factory spec; replaced the boards, power supplies, etc. They sound great. Also...

Mine are a slightly older version of the HAVEFLEX STARQUAD CBL XLRM-XLRF 6' BLACK, Part ID: 201000-06BLA. Now they are made with nickel shells and silver contact pins vs my black shells and gold pins. You can still get the black ones at B&H Photo, part number CAXMXF6 but I prefer the look and...

Quote: Originally Posted by Lord Chaos The reason I mentioned the volume characteristics of the Squeezebox is that I was very surprised to find that it varied the digital output to my DAC1. I thought digital was always full-honk. Turning down the Squeezebox volume reduces both the...

Quote: Originally Posted by EliasGwinn We recommend (and use) Canare StarQuad analog balanced cables with Neutrik connectors. They are both very high quality, sonically and mechanically, and not over-priced. We have our cables built by Have, Inc (www.haveinc.com) Exactly what I...

Yes, it took me many months to finally finish my new PC and office audio setup, but it is finally complete! Viola! Those are a pair of 100% fully factory reconditioned Paradigm Active Studio Reference 20s. I got them at a great price and sent them up to Paradigm in CA for a couple weeks...

I was actually hoping someone would invent a device that could automatically filter out rap, country or anything by Barbara Streisand or Fleetwood Mac.

Quote: Originally Posted by Crowbar Sure. I need to refrain from posting after a 14 hour work day and wait until I am rested.

I did not phrase my jitter statement very well, I simply meant to point out how the DAC1 deals with jitter. Your wording was much clearer. Yes, realistically it could have been made 'better', but I think the law of diminishing returns would have rapidly set in for each tiny incremental gain...