Any expectations on M2C v.s. BE7?

Oops! My bad! That's Micro/Mini. You're looking for Micro/Micro! Sorry!

  This isn't a perfect fit for what you're looking for but will probably work... ? http://www.ebay.com/itm/mini-USB-OTG-Host-cable-adaptor-Samsung-Galaxy-S2-I9100-S3-I9300-SIII-S-III-3-/251323217916?pt=US_Cell_Phone_Replacement_Parts_Tools&hash=item3a8407f7fc

what's that cool stand for the phone? :)

Quote: Thanks!  I'll do that!

Quote:   With my US Verizon S3 + OTG cable: - FiiO E7 - works - Pico - doesn't work.  What am I doing wrong?  Could it be I have an older model Pico Serial #2xx?  (it works with a powered hub, though)

What about the USA S3 and the Pico?  Is using a powered hub the only solution?  

http://www.nongshimusa.com/our-products/meal-noodle/shin-ramyun  

I think most, if not all, varieties of Nongshim brand don't have msg.

fyi, if you haven't already seen this site: http://www.theramenrater.com/  

Quote: I do own the original cable versions but prior to getting the DIY versions (only recently), I had been listening to the OK2's almost exclusively.  I haven't spent the time to directly compare the original Yuins to the DIY's.  However, I can say that I liked the OK2's over the orig...

I bought the DIY PK3 and DIY PK2 and am happy with both.  Less expensive then standard price, better quality cable and plug, nice custom work including reinforcement of the cable where it's attached to the plug, seems more durable overall, and sounds at least as good if not better than the...

I just replaced my beloved OK2's w/ a broken cable with a new pair of OK2's and while this new pair hasn't been burned-in yet, I could swear that I'm hearing more detail, separation, and open airy-ness than with my old pair.  Has anyone else noticed this, too?  Did Yuin improve the OK2's since...

Quote: Originally Posted by Hatmann Can anyone recommend the PK1s unamped? As many have noted, the PK2s work fine unamped. But the SQ is too colored for my taste. If you aren't using an amp, I'd get the OK2's instead.

Quote: Originally Posted by dominickpalella You might want to consider another way to speed up, or slow down, music or voice. I use the free Audacity wav editor. Just upload a wav file, select all, and use effect-change tempo. You will simply hear faster or slower playing, without any...