July 1991.

My setup for today. My first portable player from when I was 10!!! And it can power the LCD2!!

I have never used a Crumpler bag. I also don't know how much they go for. I think you can find mine online for about $35.

My iPad setup.       iPad --> Fostex HPP1 --> Creek Evolution Integrated --> LCD 2.2 Bamboo.

My dad had 2 airport expresses and both had jitter issues out of the optical output. This is a known issue on the Apple support forums. I had him return them and buy Apple TV's as their optical out does not have this issue.

I find the Air to have a lower quality headphone output compared to my Pro. The E10 and E17 both improve it greatly!

I just wanted to make a recommendation on a travel bag that is working out great with my LCD2's. I really like the hard plastic case that comes with the headphones, but I like this if I'm just heading out and want to carry along some additional items. The curve for the hip area seems to be the...

I think the lightning to 30 pin adapter CABLE will work?????

It will be slightly better than a file that is 16/44.1.

There is a known issue with the digital jitter on the AE. This seems to come and go when they update the firmware. My dad has a new one and and old one and they both started cutting in and out in the last month.

I would also highly recommend the adidas/Senn line. I run about 6-7 miles in them 3-4x a week and have been very happy. This would include running rough cross country which includes some jumps etc.....

I'm always amazed how good the Fostex sounds in my main system!

The 30 pin end of the Audioquest is not the greatest. The metal pins that should "click" into the idevice do not "click" in. The cable will eventually fall off.

Straight Wire. I used to have the system in another room and had the components off to the side instead of the middle. It's a MA6300 integrated and a MCD201.

Hahaha. No. Just great to have on with music in the background.

  Quote:   I've never found them distracting. 

My setup, which occasionally has headphones plugged into it.......    

The HP-P1 only works with ipods/iphone/ipad. It is not a DAC for any other source.

How long have you owned them for? I originally found my 225's uncomfortable in a similar way and then they either seem to break in or you get used to it. I don't have any issues anymore.

There are 3 gain settings. Even using my iems, I have no issues. You only hear the imbalance at the lowest volume setting just after it clicks "on".

I really enjoy the clarity of it. Definitely don't regret spending the money.

My portable setup.....

I think the 940's require amplification for best results.

With the triple flange, I cut the smallest flange off flush. I also trimmed a little bit off of the piece that connects the to the IEM. They should then sit flush in your ear and not be painful.