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Why does everyone like Glider so much? What does it do that BubbleUpnp or an MPD player doesn't?

I have the same issue as 'Signal2Noise'. Also, I don't see two Bluetooth entries for the Poly in my iPad, just the one.

All I get is this. Any suggestions on how to fix it?

Doesn't show up in Canadian App Store. However, I was able to download the app via the link provided in an earlier post on this forum. However, when I mopen the app, all I see is a play button with a slash through it (doesn't seem to do anything).

If you have a micro-SD card in the Poly containing music, can you control it's playing via Bluetooth? That is, without connected to a wifi network (including hotspots), can I use M.A.L.P in Android to browse for and play bit-perfect songs? I'm not interested in streaming via Bluetooth as it...

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I currently have a pair of HE-400's and I find the midrange of these headphones nearly non-existant. I am wondering if the HE-560 has more neutral sounding mids than the HE-400 and if it is worth my while to upgrade?

In all honesty, hype aside, how much better is the LCD-2 or LCD-X to the HifiMan HE-400... for those who have heard both?

Impedance:   This is the amount of current that will be drained per unit of voltage (Voltage / Current). For orthodynaic (aka planar magnetic) headphones, the impedance is (usually) purely real (resistive) so all frequencies are affected equally by it.   Your music player (let's say an...

 

You'll have to be more clear on what you're looking for. 3/8 of an inch is 9.525 mm. If that's a 9.525mm circumferance wire then you have a 3mm diameter wire which is roughly 9 AWG

I'm pretty sure DC coupling is a BAD choice for this application... even the slightest DC offset can ruin expensive headphones!

It's all about the (Dovo Solingen) Merkur Slant-Bar double edge safety razor, feather blades, and a silvertip badger brush. Bay rum shaving soap and aftershave.   Why is this thread in a headphone forum?

Quote:   Trust me, that's how all self-proclaimed "audiophiles" get by; even though some headphones are objectively better than others, the margin of difference is small. Beats and Bose don't actually make bad headphones... people just don't like conformity; if said headphones weren't...