okay so i have a vintage yamaha receiver from the 70's, and two 10 inch 3 way pioneers and a 10 inch polk powered sub (nothing special other than the receiver).  I use high quality files, 250 kbps minimum (unfortunately xbox can't play my flac files).  I normally play my music by using an aux...

i'm a freshman college student and i finally have my own laptop and i have begun to download flac files, i feel that it is time i finally purchase a desktop dac and hear what everyone talks about.  i use shure srh840's at my desk and occasionally my hd25's if i'm feeling lazy....i own an hp...

hello, i currently own a pair of sennheiser hd25-1 ii's,  i am wondering if an upgrade to a 1350 or an amperior is worth it, and if so which one is better.  thanks!

so to put things in perspective, let me start by saying i own shure srh840's, sennheiser hd25-1 ii's, bose oe2's, and my audio source will mainly be my galaxy player because my computer is not near my bed where i do most of my listening. so my question is this, i currently use a vintage yamaha...

i would just like suggestions for a good portable headphone amp under $200!  any suggestions are appreciated.

okay so it seems that every single portable usb dac/amplifier is made for apple products with that weird massive digital output they have (name escapes me).  i own a samsung galaxy, and i have searched profusely for a usb dac that utilizes a microusb cable and would be compatible with a samsung...

so i am just a student in high school currently, and i am lacking a pair of detailed reference headphones at this time, and i am looking to buy some new ones for around $100.  i realize that's not much, but these will only be temporary.  i sit at my desk and do countless hours of homework every...

okay, so i don't pretend to be some super-nerdy audiophile.  however i know what good headphones are, and what they sound like.  once i graduate from high school i plan to go to college...and purchase some new high end cans.  the high end brand i am most familiar with would definitely be audio...