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Cowon D2

Quote: Originally Posted by majkel It depends on the headphones. Cowon D2 doesn't like impedances below 50 ohms and starts clipping on them (kind of fun with its 37mW per channel) but sounds its best on Senns HD 595. I wouldn't expect much SQ improvement because of D2's specific sound...

I went through a similar search for headphones (SR-80, SR-225, K340, DT770, K340 again, K81DJ) until I got the RS-2's. And yes, they absolutely rule. I probably will never get rid of them even if I get some higher end headphones. Definitely have left me satisfied for about a year, and I don't...

All of them. LOL But seriously, my favorites are everything with Duane Allman in it (everything up to Eat a Peach), and Eat A Peach. All magnificent music.

Where's the poll?

The only issue I would have with choosing the M6 over the D2 is that with the D2 you can expand the memory with a SDHC card while the M6 is not expandable from my understanding.

It means it has one driver for the bass, mids, and treble. The difference between that, and say the E500 "triple driver" IEM's are that the Shure's have two bass drivers, and the other driver does the other things.

Quote: Originally Posted by Cousin Patty In Flames - Jester Race Agree, the music is just okay IMO, but the mastering is very well done.

Quote: Originally Posted by unclejr Right so clearly it changes some aspects of the sound, and I'm not even skeptical that perhaps John tunes the drivers based on a particular pad (but which one), however I think that the rate of decay for the distances about which we are talking...

RS-2 owner hear. And yes I'm happy with the 2's and I do not wish I had gone for the RS-1's. Will I get them eventually, probably, but they are great and I don't see me upgrading very soon. And also, some people actually like the RS-2's better than the RS-1's, but those are the minority for...

^Early Fleetwood Mac is awesome! I will definitely have to get that live album.

For me, Can't Buy a Thrill. Brings back great memories from my childhood, plus it is just damn good music. After that would be Katy Lied and Pretzel Logic. I really love all the albums though, as Steely Dan is one of my favorite handfull of bands ever.

Wow, a lot of good ones. Just a list of some of my favorites. Bob Seger - Live Bullet CSNY - 4 Way Street Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous Allman Brothers Band - Live at the Fillmore East, Atlanta Pop Festival Led Zeppelin - How the West Was Won, and some good bootlegs Jimi Hendrix - BBC...

Robin Trower rocks, IMO one of the most underrated guitarists ever. "Bridge of Sighs" is simply amazing.