This is a more futuristic media than Himd which is what I had before and would need its own titles for its genre. It needs to suit the music. I've thought of these:     Future Disco Mix - future and disco tracks mixed together Sci-fi world mix - tracks from a 'sci-fi world' Fun World...

Quote: Why did that make you laugh? Is there something going on here on the side? Yeah, well I can't really get a girl, all I do is use my imagination from girls I see or make up. I don't mind imagining young boys either that are similar to girls or have sexy girl features. That's just...

  Quote:   Yes I have. I have neen listening to the sony x recently with WAV files. I would say it's a more mature listening experience for me, not as colourful and dynamic but it seems more toned down and smart like a suit. Still, I have invested in over 200 Himd discs and 2 extra...

I like the RH1 for mp3's. I remember making an mp3 himd disc and it had a dreamy druggy sound. It felt really good. It does that with all files really but particularly mp3s.

The IE8's are kind of more mainstream, and the 4P is more clinical and clear. To me the IE8's give a 'brown' good sound and the 4P give a sharp and clear 'hi-level' sound.

All my IEMs go best with my RH1 (or NH1). It's a satisfying and dynamic experience. I suppose because minidisc is similar to CD in that a disc is used which gives a fuller sound. It can be exhilirating at times (for example when I was listening to beatport tracks on sony EX700s, the bass was...

I was comparing it with 1G Himd discs which I put 256K files on. Doing the same using WAV files gives roughly 3 Himd discs on a 16G sd card (it's still using 16Gb). And you can use Flac too, I just use the highest uncompressed rate which is WAV.

I wasn't that impressed with the HD650 much at first compared with the SA-5000 but after a while I grew to using them more often. The bass on mine are heavier and deep.

It sounds like it's come out of 2001: A Space Oddysey which has HAL-9000 in it. Sort of futuristic. It's something I called it because of it's clean white design.

I sold iPods 3 times and haven't done that with sonys or cowons. The ipods sounded dirty and unbearable. The others sound good. I think the Apple CEOs aren't exactly audiophiles.

Well, I just got mine and it really does sound like a 'HAL-9000' type device. It sounds kind of cartoony with a white kind of texture, not too bassy (compared with the S9 on BBE Headphone 1), and clear, as well as more sparkly on the top end. I like it. It's probably my favourite device to date...

3:   Kenwood Hd60GD9 - this has vinyl dance music in WAV format   Cowon S9 - more vinyl dance music in WAV   Sony X 32Gb - this has what I call 'classic futuristic' albums which I bought in the last 10 years from psyshop mostly (WAV)     And I'm getting the Cowon J3 next mainly...

Quote: Ipods don't perform well = not a cool device (ie. rubbish)

I meant if there was a cool device you would characterize it with some cool name. Ipods don't perform well, they sound rubbish.

I currently have the trifecta, AKG 701, Sennheiser 650, and sony SA5000. I mostly listen to the senns because they are more comfortable and have a nice big sound. (Are these better cause they're made in Ireland?...). The next group of headphones I'm planning to buy are, sennheiser 800, Grado...