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1st owner, purchased brand new from a well-known and trusted online retailer in August '22. Owned just over a year, but have used fewer than 20 times and has never left the house. It is in like-new condition and comes with all original accessories and packaging. I'll also provide the receipt...

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Really good cond. 2Qute for sale. I'm the second owner (to my knowledge) having bought the unit a few years ago here on the old classifieds section. $Price includes paypal fees and shipping to lower 48. Selling because I bought Qutest and no longer need. Original retail packaging and manual...

Ruprit is an outstanding seller. Item came as described quickly, and was very well packed. Sent insured and secure! Trusted seller!

Shipped quick with all accessories and item just as described. Trusted seller! Bought a massdrop plus from him

Hello headfiers, please PM me if you'd like to sell your Massdrop Plus IEM. I've owned it before and want to re-purchase it for a friend. Thanks in advance!

Looking for a pair of Massdrop Plus in excellent cond. Please PM me if you have a set you wish to get rid of. thanks! -Vince

Trying to get a replacement battery for DX220. I've emailed Paul (ibasso), but haven't been keeping up with the forums lately. Not sure if they're still offering paid battery replacements, and how I'd go about getting one. Any help or redirection from forum members is greatly appreciated...

let us know how it goes. I'm still using my HA-2 as a bedside rig. It's a great match for my Oriveti OH500. Sometime's I used DX160 as a source, other times, my old LG V30.

The DX160 has a very clean line out - so you'll be feeding the HA2 with a very good DAC in my opinion. I think the amp sounds very different - it adds color, sweetness (in the treble), and some warmth down low. It's also different with the staging but I'm very poor at analyzing head stage...

I think you're referring to 'group delay' of different frequencies. This is what I believe is responsible for cables sounding different even if their measured FR and impedance is the same. I would guess that shielding simply blocks more RF. Remember that cables are essentially antennae that...