I was impressed by the HD800, b22 and the He60.   All never listened to before.

I wil bring a bottle of red wine (I don't drink by hte way) as a contribution.

I think the meet will allow me to listen to some electrostatic headphones.   Never had a decent chance to listen to them and I won't purchase a system without a listen!

I would like to attend.   I will broing my Yamamoto HA-02 headpgone amplifier (assumign no one else is bring one).

I have not seen or used the Yulong. I have a Kece 131 - very good build quality for its price.

I am looking forward to purchasing a Keces for a headphone system!

Quote: Originally Posted by .Sup variable vs fixed line out- whats better? Fixed line out is better. I don't like adjust the sound volume for different levels of recording.

I have received the Beresford TC520 DAC and using it on my CD hifi system. The CD player is $US1,500. The DAC is used as a pre-amplifier rather than the line out. Is there a difference. My general impression is tha the DAC provides greater clarity overall. The bass is more precise-...

I have put an order in for the TC7520 model. I understand it is value for money and certainly not the best DAC on the market. My CD player has co-axial out and my computer audio will be via toslink. The Beresford DAC provides both options and a simple switching mechanism. One day (like...

This "history" is putting me off from buying a 7520.

There was a review of the KID in stereophile. Good piece of equipment and favourable review and good Sound quality . The KID came out before the Wadia 170i and is aimed at the high end market (audiophile). The Wadia 170i is popular but you need to add in the cost of a DAC and then compare...

Quote: Originally Posted by fallow81 T For me Yamamoto's design is just great. All these products looks outstanding but DAC should have more inputs - at least TOSLINK and some LED control panel. Input selection, signal lock etc, work mode. LEDs should be just RED My general...

There is a new updated version HDX4. Many computer audiophiles rediculeoff the shelf music servers because of the cost etc. Reference players at the audiophile level do cost more.

The ALO Fidelity Ipod Dock is the best docking station and works very well with my hifi system! Now my GF can make use of my expensive amp and speakers!

Thanks for the news! My impression is that many people on this forum like tinkering with their audio equipment and prefer to customised their own music servers.