syvr, if you're talking about EQ options actually existing, if you're playing a song, press the M button, and there will be the option to choose different EQ/ play modes etc. If you're talking about specific EQ modes, then ignore this post.

I had issues earlier today...everything is working fine now. Have you tried using the desktop version in the meantime?

The Kogan is made in China (printed on the back). It's also surprisingly user-friendly (other than the left/right instead of up/down buttons being used), and is REALLY light coming from DAPS like the Colorfly C3, Hisound DAPs and so on. It's going to replace my C3 as my carry-around player to...

Just got mine in today, pleasantly surprised. 13/30 volume drives my AKG Q701 to decent enough listening levels. The player is also much lighter than I expected. So far, I'm liking it more than my Clip+, will have to compare more to my C3 to see whether the Kogan overtakes my C3 as my portable...

You'll notice that in the shipping section it only posts to Australia. Unfortunate for international buyers.

Pulled the trigger on one for myself. Now eagerly awaiting for mine to be shipped (probably on Monday) and receiving it later on as well. H20 is an evil money spending encourager. My bank account hates you, but my ears don't.

The screw for the Line5 should be in the box...mine was. For some reason you have to screw that one in yourself. Love the amp itself, though.

Oh, I don't know, maybe it's my current favourite?  

It won't boost the bass at all, so if you want more bass, I don't think you'll enjoy the amp.

I like mine more than my Topping NX1. It's not exactly a warm amp, though. 

The Superlux 668B are often recommended for gaming. They're over the ear and have a nice soundstage...for music at least. I haven't tried them for gaming, and don't really play any FPS games either. I like my pair and they're also pretty comfortable.

It's google translated. What he actually meant was that it will take 35 days to arrive. Online translations tend to break the sentence up incorrectly, and end up with incorrect translations.    35 days until.... if you just have 'days until' in Chinese, it means genius as well. 

You're doing it wrong. Don't buy a new pair of IEMs or headphones, or even an amp. Buy her a new pair of shoes, and mention how much you miss your Fiio X3. Then you get your Fiio X3 back, AND she's happy.

I ...wouldn't go there, Wokei. That's dangerous territory, and will only make your audio hobby much more difficult. Believe me, you don't want to try.

Well, I'll wait for impressions on this particular amp. I think my current portable amp + NX1 pretty much has me covered for now...for...now. I really wanted to jump on the Soundmagic HP200 bandwagon, but it looks like that's not happening for now. 

Hah, buy one and stick with it...Where would the fun be in that? 

I was wondering when you would come around on the Studio + B3 combination. This Havi B3 train is like dominos...one falling after another.

Ahh, ok, that explains a lot. Straight out of the Studio, 4 sounds pretty loud with the Havi B3s (quiet environment). Then again, I don't think I can use my VSD3S straight out of my Studio - I remember finding even volume setting 1 to be slightly loud a few days ago.    I have a similar issue...

Congratulations on getting the B3. It really is as good as everyone keeps saying, isn't it? I didn't remember the B3 being THAT power hungry, so I went and had a listen on my C3...35/40?!?!? Do I just listen to music quietly? I was comfortable with the volume set to 10/11 in a relatively quiet...

Out of curiosity, I decided to trawl baidu for some answers. From what I've seen, only one person speculated that it was in fact a rebranded VSD1. Most people complained about a lack of bass, which is pretty much in-line with what people have said about the GR07 MkII. One "official" post stated...

I find them to be mid-centric, but very good at that price.

Do you have the original E11 to compare with the E11k?

I love my Soundmahic HP100s. They're not very bass heavy, though, so they won't be great for EDM or trance. That said, they can handle pretty much everything else you throw at them. They're also pretty comfortable. In terms of a comparison the Shure SRH 840, they have less bass, and are more...

You won't regret it...They really are great IEMs