Thank you so much, I appreciate that. I look forward to meeting you.

Will you be willing to let me hook it up to the Nagra or were you going to be using it during the meet? I just looked that amp up, it is very nice. I bet it will sound good with the Nagra analog recordings. Jesse

Would anyone attending the meet be willing to bring a small amp or headphone amp. The Nagras have a good headphone amp but with so many different headphone quality may not be what it should be. Look forward to seeing everyone. Jesse Anderson

Jesse Anderson here in San Antonio, TX. I will be attending the Head-Fi meet. I will be bringing two Nagra IVS, and one Sound Devices 702. I will also be bringing plenty of tape and digital live recordings of Trinity University Jazz Band. I look forward to meeting members.

My wife and I will be there Thursday and Friday. I'll be at the show Friday at noon. Anybody who would like to listen, I'll have my Sound Device 702 with live Jazz recordings. I'll be at the Cam Jam first. I would love to stay Saturday but as an airline employee I have to schedule my time...

Maxvia,   Absolutely I will be there!  Two additional years of live jazz and wind ensemble recordings from Trinity University.  And I will bring the Nagras, and the Sound Devices unit for playback.   

  Again thanks for letting me listing to your RS1, I was so impressed with those headphones.  

Hey Oldskool, Jesse here with the Nagras and the Marantz 2275.  Yes, I listened to the HD 800 and it sounded very nice.  But the RS1 I really liked.  I just thought the the RS1 sounded better with the live recordings.  I have a good collection of headphone but WOW the RS1 sounded so nice.  I'm...

Chris,   Thanks for all your hard work, I enjoyed the show and meeting everyone.  Yes, I will definitely will be there next year.  Your HD 800 directly out of the Nagra IVS output was unbelievable.  I have used many headphones that way but never sounded as great as the HD 800 did.  Thanks a...

Hey Chris,   Table 28 sounds good to me.   Rally555

Omerness,   Jesse here in San Antonio.  My wife and I were there in July.  There is a place called Hobo Hifi near the Albert Cuyp market.  It is on a main street down from the market.  If you are walking through the market at either end there is a main street crossing  and it is down about a...

Quote: Hey DotChannel,   No I'm not familiar with the HM-801.  It sells for around $800.00.  I think you would be better off getting a digital handheld recorder that will sound better considering the price.  I do have the Sound Devices 702, that is an incredible recorder and playback...

Quote: Welcome to Head-fi DotChannel,   I've been reading some of your posts.  What are you wanting to do with a digital recorder?  Are you wanting to transfer CD's/vinyl/cassettes?  There are so many portable digital recorders on the market now. Sound Devices, Tascam, Marantz, Sony...

Quote: Angular Mo,   It is a Sound Devices 702 digital recorder.  It can record up to 24 bits at 192 K.  I use this as a backup machine when I do local recordings here in San Antonio, I use it for playback when I travel.  In regards to the opamp I'm still new at this too.  I will take...

Quote: Welcome Angular Mo,   I am new at this too.  However, you are getting a great amp.  It did not take long for me to receive my amp from Ibasso. No worries.  Get in contact with Hiflight he is very knowledgable on the P4.  I believe he sells a kit called Topkit.  Don't forget your...

Quote: I looked up your Sony digital recorder and that is a very nice unit.  There is probably a better mic that Rode makes called the NT4 that would be a better mic for that unit.  It has both mini and XLR jacks and it is self powered or phantom.  It is an all in one stereo mic very...

Quote: I do have a Sony TC-D5 that I use sometimes during rehearsal.  I have a set of Rode mics they are the M3 series meaning they are self powered.  They use a 9 volt battery or they are 48 phantom too.  And those sound really good for being self powered.  If you can get a set of those...

Quote: No, I don't have any experience with that type of equipment.  What is unique about the Nagra, Stellavox, and Sound Devices is that their internal pre-amps meaning 48 phantom are unbelievable and very quiet.       

Quote: 3602,   I'm glad you enjoyed the pictures. That is a Stellavox.  It was an original SP7 but I sent it to Switzerland last year and it took about 6 months to convert it to a SM7.  About the mics, it just depends on where I will be recording.  My go to mic is AT 4033 and Sennheiser...

Quote: Hey 3602,   I dug up some more pictures I thought you would enjoy.  Actually I hope everyone enjoys them.  This is my Stellavox SM7 StellaMaster two track butterfly heads.  This machine I use when recording in bars.  I'm still trying to get that "Jazz at the Pawn Shop"...

Quote: Hey 3602, Sorry for the delay in the response.  You mentioned Nagra, these are the main machines I use when recording the concerts and the Sound Devices 702 is my backup.  Enjoy the Nagra pictures.  

Yes, you did!  That was my first Headfi meet.  We were only there for a day and a half and now I'm hooked.  You listened to one of my jazz playbacks and thought is was very interesting.  It is good to hear from you and look forward to seeing you in October again at the RMAF.

Hey it is really great to see all the different portable gear everyone uses.  I'm in the airline business and here is the portable gear I carry when traveling.  I use the Sound Devices 702 and the Ibasso P4 headphone amp.  My IEMs are the Westione UM2s and I don't go anywhere without my DT 48...

If you are asking about the monitor speakers they are the Celestion SL-6.  I monitor out of my Hifi system.  But if your question is about how great the speakers are and you should be able to hear everything. Just before the mom & pop high end audio stores left San Antonio I would do a lot of...

Not necessarily.  When I do my live recordings, I'm using my DT 48 stereo headphones to monitor.  After the concert I'll playback through my monitor speakers which sounds very nice.  But I have to tell you when I playback through my DT 48 headphones I'm hearing detailed sound like the students...