Carol Kaye, not pleased about this movie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZEIEgvCcoU

What is 'graininess' ? Never heard that term - Thanks!

Also thanks for the tip regarding ToneBooster IsoOne.

I have quit Fidelia et al and gone with Bit Perfect plus iTunes. Love it. Everything works. Add the iOS remote - Bliss. All the features (playlists in other words if you're listening Fidelia) and I think it sounds great! I do appreciate the advice of people describing how Bit Perfect works...

Kinda like the belief that the Audeze either sing .. or they don't ! haha   ridiculous.

Quote:     You guys, no one specifically, are being asses.   I have the LCD2 - maybe they're not even comparable to the LCD3, who knows -  but I can plug them *straight* into a iPod Touch, hell, an original iPod (1st gen click wheel) - and they sound absolutely beautiful.

Quote:   Does that not mean that you've found that "your setting" is FLAT? If so, isn't running your music through this App doing nothing ultimately?   (or is it still emulating an LCD2 with flat EQ, through your Beats?) ??

Quote:   Good review. I wish more amps would include a feature or two aside from a volume knob.   For instance ... E17 has 3 gain settings, full bass and treble control, balance, sleep timer, DAC, Optical IN, it's portable (or not), etc. ....    :-)

Quote:     A breed of house-cat probably.

It is the metal changing shape and what-not, tiny welds included, as it heats up. Same with my Sophia rectifier. I am guessing that the "clicks" are metallic sounding. (and also not audible just in your headphone)

Hey cool did you listen to any music? If you did what was it? Thanks.

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I think that is all good advice. Keep in mind most every player, half-dozen maybe even a dozen of them, will have a free version to use for a while so you will have plenty of time to do some evaluating and choosing. I use Fidelia, iTunes (looking into Bitperfect), and recently decided to give...

That looks great! I have one, would love to look at some real wood - but frankly it's in great shape and it seems to work with the "veneer" ha ha

Hi, I have seen the descriptions "congested" and "complex music" used here on Head-Fi. what do they mean - what is it an example of music which would bring out those characteristics? Thank you!