If I buy the vi cable, will it work with the normal tf10, or only an original pair of tf10VIs?

I've been a fan of music much longer than I've been a fan of audiophile music equipment. Only recently have I started to get the "proper" equipment to make the most of my music. But, I do so with skepticism and logic. I believe that there are a lot of filler products that only separate a...

Moved to facebook thread.

I think my first Creative product was a SoundBlaster 32. After that, a SoundBlaster Live!, and then a SoundBlaster Audigy2 (I think... Its whichever one came with the external box for I/O). 

Just as the sound should be comfortable to your ears, the headphones need to be comfortable to your body.

Out of curiosity, what are the "Milano" headphones listed in your signature? 

Disclaimer: The following questions are not intended to be negative.     From my perspective, V-MODA historically has never created "Audiophile grade" headphones. I have always seen them as the step up from the stock earbuds/headphones that came with a DAP (or replacement headset for...

Same here.... Especially when I clicked on Dsnuts' profile and saw what he/she had to compare to the M-80s.

I like the aesthetics of the LPs and M-80s, but they definitely don't have the "timeless" (AKA basic) designs of most other headphones. I wonder if V-MODA is going to stick with the angled look and attempt to create a standard, or if the designs will change every year or so (thereby creating...

I would like to give them a spin.   Top 3 Genres: 1) New Wave (80s Alternative. Most listened to according to iTunes play count: Depeche Mode) 2) Rock (Mostly from the last two decades, although there is a modicum of classic rock thrown in. Most Listened to according to iTunes play...

If anyone is wondering about the grave at the end of the video, Eric Wright is the real name of Eazy-E.

I've been using comply tips with my super.fi 5 EBs (with my iPhone 4) for about two weeks. I gotta say, it started out rough, but now I don't think I'm going to go back to silicon.   I received two sets of foam tips (Thanks Nate!), the T-500s and the Tx-500s. The only difference between the...

As much as I am a non-believer, I would love nothing more than for one of the folks in here to prove me wrong and rub it in my face. A good "told ya so" never hurt anyone. But, so far we have something somewhat scientific from the non-believer camp, and absolutely nothing from the cable lovers...

I was about to make a thread about the same thing. I would be nice to have a mobile version of the forums that doesn't have the pop up windows for PMs.

No, because if I connect the headphones again, they work just fine.    Here is the full layout, and the way I can duplicate the issue.   Connected from PC via USB to e9 with e7 docked. From the 3.5mm jack in the back, I have a set of active speakers. For testing purposes, I have the...

They connect with a 3.5mm jack. But, they work fine until headphones are plugged in (which should cut off the speakers), and then unplugged (at which time, I assume the audio would go back to the speakers).

I dont think anyone is questioning your intentions. But, its important to keep the test scientifically valid, and I think everyone is trying to put together the most bulletproof scenario possible.

Yeah, they are logitech z-2300s.

Oops, I thought it was line out.... Either way, If I have the volume half way up, listening to powered speakers plugged into the pre-out, plug in headphones, and then unplug them (with out touching the volume on the amp or the speakers), still no sound.

Quote: Correct. Im glad that it shuts down the line out when headphones are plugged in, but I want to to return to line out when I unplug them. By the way, Im using the 3.5mm line out jack.  

I have a pair of super.fi 5s that I use with my iPhone. I love em, and I think they sound great. It would be interesting to compare the sound to another earphone. I also have an e7, but havent used it with the iPhone yet.

I know that when headphones are plugged in, the line-out in back is cut off. But on my e9, when I unplug the headphones, the line out does not return. Has anyone else had that issue?    Assuming this is a problem, do I go back to where I bought it, or should I contact FiiO directly?

Someone should set up a DBT for a headfi meetup, and test it (and then post results in the correct forum).   Its amazing that all these companies offering expensive cables talk about how they spent so much time and effort on the science and engineering, yet cannot show any results of their...

For those that have the high end cables and say it makes a difference: You say the audio sounds different, which would require a change in the sound wave coming out of the headphone. If that is the case, then we should be able to see a measurable difference. If there is no change to the sound...

I just want to see someone do something about it (And post it in the correct place).