Thought I would share my horrible experience with Ghost Armor since there are others to choose from you are better served to go with them. I placed an order with them for a iphone skin to compare with bodygardz but it was a short comparison. I never got my ghost armor product. After many emails...

Quote: Originally Posted by Hi-Fi'er I can't agree with your logic. If today no one would buy ANY Apple products, none whatsoever not even a .99 song, do you really think Apple would say "ok we have your money who cares?" No. They would try to find out why people are not interested in...

Quote: Originally Posted by krmathis Exactly! Why buy it in the first place if you don't like it? While I agree with this too, you need to tell them why your not supporting their product if its due to a specific missing feature if you hope for any change to occur. IMHO its not...

Quote: Originally Posted by Hi-Fi'er If a company made a new product, which they have, and the company gets feed back, which they have, you think they are not responsible to do anything? You think their reply is "we don't care go buy another product?". There are many companies that rely...

Thanks for all the info and ideas. I have actually took poo's advice and will just give it a try and then if needed digest and use your input SiBurning.

Quote: Originally Posted by fhuang i heard about the terms but what really it is? some people(i read) said it's the plug(s) from the cable. any idea? My understanding, and recall reading some time ago ppl picking up a hum and/or additional noise in their system if they put the...

Quote: Originally Posted by poo Probably. Try before you buy? Might not notice any difference so try it out and make changes if necessary! Valid point but to be honest I would much rather set it up once and be done w/o having to risk redoing the entire setup.

I have updated my audio rack to the lovan classic I which I am looking forward to. My only concern is its 3 leg design for wire concealment. This will be a clean looking install so the power and the rca cables will be running down the back 3rd leg right next to each other and it has me slightly...

I didn't see your set budget but IMHO you really cannot beat monitors with a solid sub. I use a pair of Monitor Audio pl100's and a REL sub powered by a simaudio amp and couldn't find floorstanders in their price range that could keep up. And the Sonus Faber's were unreal. I personally think for...

Quote: Originally Posted by Lil' Knight The Zu Birth keeps increasing price on ebay auctions Look like I'll be happy with the Volex. Normally I wouldn't comment on someone wanting power cables but since your stuck on it why don't you contact the seller zu_promos and see if they...

Quote: Originally Posted by Krelian That's weird, because when I checked them out in a local hi-fi store, I could hear the music from across the room (pretty big room) when someone was listening at a reasonable volume. If someone is taking calls in a cubicle right next to him, they...

Easy enough to build, there used to be someone selling boards that you just needed to put the caps/resistors in and soder. I tried a variety of caps and the solens do sound the best with grados. And stvn758 its a great little amp for grados but imho if you try to run many other cans off it the...

I use the denon d2000's everyday at work and no complaints all. They don't isolate well BUT they do not leak noise out enough to bother people around you at moderate volumes. But as others have suggested if your turning it way up iem's might be ur only real option.

I use a MBP for my work rig and if you can go USB you will be much more happy. The MBP headphone output is fairly dirty.

From what I have read bi-wiring is only useful if your amp also supports it. Unless your speaker wire is overly thin, having problems, or your just itching to have new ones I wouldn't bother. But I doubt you will see any difference using the jumpers or the bi-wiring.