I had the Xonar DX and Magni combo, and it sounded great with my D2000s, but when I plugged in my DT770 80 ohms I would be able to hear static that sounded like "wooshing". It went away after I changed my sound card to a Titanium HD.

If you usually use your headphones and speakers on the computer, I would recommend getting a Asus Xonar Essence ST. Its a sound card with built in amps.

I'm just going to leave this here.....   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RJx8Ruhcuo&hd=1

I wouldn't buy a DSLR unless you plan to learn how to use one. I would recommend the Canon S95. Great IQ, and portable. But if you want to get a DSLR, I would recommend buying all used: Canon 20D ~250ish 18-55IS ~90 50mm 1.8 ~90 This is all in USD, I'm not sure how much it would cost in...

Agreed. Today I was playing, and the model of an enemy made it look like he was running with a deformed arm, like Nemo's little fin.I burst out laughing.

I believe that Steam uses whatever is chosen as the default playback/recording device in your control panel. Try changing your default playback device in your control panel sound settings.

Has anybody tried the d2000 with amps other than the e9? Is the e9 worth the price, or should I save up for something like a Travagen red with OPA627's?

Resurrecting a 3 year old thread. I am planning on buying a pair of d2000's (upgrading from ATH-A700's) I will be running them from my PC using a Xonar DX sound card. By doing this, I assume that I will not need an amp with a DAC? I have a budget of 200 for getting an amp, however, if the...

Bf3 beta makes me want to cry sometimes. Today I was point blank behind an enemy, unloaded 100 bullets into his back, he then turns around and shoots me once with a shotgun... and i die. :mad:

San Jose State University student reporting in... Anybody else having difficulty getting the classes they want? :rolleyes:

just in case you were still having problems, for me, the problem was caused by steam