Aloha kou hoa aloha! Check this new headphone amp from Grace Designs. I don't know much about this headphone amp but I do know about Grace Designs. They're known for high end microphone preamps so you know they know their stuff. Check it out. http://www.gracedesign.com/products/901/901frame.htm

chadbang, The AT822 is not a mid-fi microphone, it is definitely a high fidelity microphone! Maybe not a high end studio microphone but still a very good microphone. As far as the power supply, the AT822 uses a AA battery to power the microphone so I don't think it needs a separate power...

I'm in! All I have is: Sony D-EJ915 Sony MZ-R90 Sony MDR-7506 Grado SR60 Cmoy/Apheard "47" Amp

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chadbang, The AT822 is a excellent stereo microphone. I have some experience using this microphone for my electronic music class. It has a great frequency response and a good stereo spread. It is also great for MD recording. For the price, you cannot go wrong with this microphone.

I agree with Vertigo-1, we should wait til after finals week.

Herakleitus, I got some ideas for amp shapes. How about a disc shape that can be velcroed under a portable CD player. Or a square shape for a portable MD player. Of course, these shapes would have to mimic the actual CD player itself so it looks like they were meant to be together.

Very nice erix. I like your neatness. I especially like the translucent box. That amp would appeal to Apple owners. Btw, what's that white box with the two egg shaped things on it?

Aloha Hawaiians! Just tell me when and where and I will be there.

Krunchy K, I had the same problem. What I did was put shrinkwrap around the power jack, drill a little bigger hole to accomodate for the shrinkwrap and that's it. When you put the shrinkwrap over the jack, make sure that the shrinkwrap extends over the threading so when you screw on the nut it...

Here is my dream portable rig. http://albums.photopoint.com/j/Album...a=13597416&f=0 Sony D-EJ915 Sony MZ-R90 DIY Apheard 47/Cmoy Amp Sony MDR-7506 Homemade aluminum frame to hold it all. Panasonic electret condenser microphone in ear buds and a Linkwitz powersupply.

How does the low end in the Ety's compare to the Sony MDR7605/V6?

jim, Nice set up! I like how you designed your cmoy, very neat. Also, what kind of deck is the Denon? Is it a reciever too or just a CD player? What kind of outputs does it have? By the way, what is that piece that you are working on now? I see two pages of 16th notes. Tempo? Shoots, DKW

gloco, check out this forum dedicated to recording. http://www.sweetwater.com/forum/index.php?s=

Aloha! Pehea oe? Hele mai kakou i ka nalu!

Howzit bradas!!!! I'm in! I'll bring my portable rig to show you guys.

Well, what do you expect for $30?

I got one better, how about retro-fitting the drivers of the V6 into the V700. That way you have that cool looking headband along with killer sound. That is if the sound doesn't change when you install the V6 drivers.

Ahhh, so that's why you been selling some of your gear. Nice MD recorder. Sony the one and only. One question, is the recording level adjustable during recording? BTW, thanks for the Sennheiser DSP Pro.

Wow, nice amp! Nice rig! One suggestion, you gotta get rid of that red and white table cloth and get some of those shock absorbing feet. I believe you when you say that it sounds better than the RA1, did you see what's inside that thing? How about more information on that amp and where to get...

massappeal85 I was in the same situation as you. I had the SR60's and bought the Sony MDR-7506. I liked the sound of the SR60's but since I listen to music in the library, I needed some closed phones so I got the Sony. I love my MDR-7506! I don't feel that one is better than the other but like...

I'm hurt and pissed off. I wish the worst possible death to the group who is responsible for this. I have no mercy for them or their supporters. For once I am glad that Bush is in the White House and not Gore. These acts have to stop right now and we have to do whatever it takes. Do these...

If you're into recording then you know of the name Studer. Well they make the Rolls Royce of 24 track analog recorders among other state-of-the art / world class pro recording gear. So now that you know a little about them, check out their new DSP for headphones called the BRS Processor...

Disregard this posting, Hirsch is emailing me a copy.

Aloha, I just bought a DSP Pro from Vertigo but it did not come with the manual. Does anyone out there have a manual they might want to part with or maybe make a copy and send it to me? I only need info on how to set it up for optimum performance and discription/function for all the buttons. I...