I have something similar going on now at home. Laptop > NuForce uDAC (v1) > RCA > Nikko 7075 > modded ATH-M50.   Mixing the old with the new I think is a wonderful thing. More should do it, I think. Perfectly clean music flowing into a vintage receiver to give it a bit of flavor.   .

My wife and I are both in the market for a new phone with our Jump program from T-Mobile and the S6 Edge and M9 are the obvious choices. The thing I'm wondering, does either phone play anything 24/96 or above without down sampling?

Well, I did it  I, very carefully, cut down the outter sheath of my cable. It was a funky pink color, which I didn't like that much anyway. Under the sheath, the 4 wires were wrapped in a bunch of copper. I took that off, and put it aside and now my cable is just as bendable as I would prefer...

  Would something like this still be suitable if all my music is from streaming via Google Music?

 Ha! I chuckled at that one.. But, how's the durability?

Thanks for the info! I think I'll try my hand at removing the outer sheath before I take any other steps. I just hope the cable is braided together under it.

  Just because a phone doesn't have a removable battery or microSD card slot doesn't make it "bad". Yeah. The S5 and all before it have this option, but iPhones have been this way since forever and look how good those did.

My M50s, that I purchased from a fellow Head-fier, came with a very long (6' or so ) Mogami 2534 dual entry cable. It's length and stiffness has always kept me from using them anywhere but home. Does anyone know of a cable I can replace it with, that still has the quality, but isn't so darn...

This new card would go great with the new M9. Side note, I've never been much of a Samsung fan. That physical home button has always bothered me. But that new S6 Edge looks pretty darn cool!

  I can't imagine it'll be that far away. My wife just got Android 5.0 on her S5 via T-Mobile two days ago.

  I think this is a job for Jude and/or Rudi.

  So, does it live up to the hype or is it just an odd shaped FiiO X5/Ibasso DX 50?

I didn't realize there were more forks that were remotely similar. Cool..

    I'd love to try out a MTB with a Lefty fork some time. They've always looked really cool/different to me.

  My local thrift store would have charged $200 for this.. Damn them.

Anyone here use a 3rd gen iPod Shuffle as your daily driver, or maybe even an often used backup? What headphones/iems/buds are you using with it? I have one and am considering bringing it back out of retirement.

  If Person A asks Person B a question and anyone from C - Z knows the answer, they're going to answer. This is what a forum is for. Many people add a description to their photos posted in this thread. Try taking a second or two and read them. Maybe you'll answer your own questions.

  Indeed they are. Just so many UIs to try out. Basically, the same shown info though. However, I find RWGPS to be the nicest looking over all. I've been using Google's My Tracks a lot lately, just because there is an app extension that allows me to control the app from my Pebble watch. So...

  Might I mention the app, "Ride With GPS", is quite nice as well. Available on Android and iOS. 

I don't have Xposed installed. I know that it won't work with ART, but I've experienced a battery life increase through out the day.

As I'm sure you know, less weight is more $$, quickly. If I could afford it, I'd grab one if those Salsa Bucksaws in an instant.

Last night, I switched from Delvik to ART. Am I just crazy to think music over Bluetooth sounds worlds better now? Listening with Jaybird BluebudsX and have GPM set to highest quality.

@customcoco, this Kona bike has your name all over it.;) http://konaworld.com/coco.cfm I've only ever looked at their mountain and XC bikes, and have really liked what I've read and heard about them.

Question on Rockbox for the older iPod classics. I have a 4th gen that I plan on getting a clear front for, along with the SD card mod. If I install Rockbox on it, will the line out still work as with the original firmware?

^That's a mighty nice idea, but the buses are way too full of people to give up that much floor and seating space, around here.