Really great and comprehensive review JS, thanks for taking the time! I found your entry right as I was trying to understand the first problem you pointed out - how to connect an iOS7 device to the C5D without having 26 feet of wire and connectors sticking out all over the place. It appears...

fermelom -   Yesterday I finally went to the Audiologist (one of Sensaphonics' preferred "Golden Ear" locations) and got impressions made for a pair of custom sleeves for my SE425s. Today, I start looking through Head-Fi for comments on the sleeves and learn for the first time about "full...

timtoo -   I would probably be safe in guessing that the Burson HA-160 would be a good amp for just about any headphones, excepting Stax and other Electrostatics. PLENTY of power and my LCD-2v2 can handle all you can throw at them! I think they (the LCD-2s)  are rated for 2W or something...

Thanks all for your advice on this. I think I'm gonna change my ad now. Take a look too - this is really a great system going for a great price!

Thanks all for your advice on this. Actually, I'm selling the iPad in a package deal with the rest of my system and I will give the music away for free, as part of the deal. I'll even send a seperate HDD with the files if the buyer so desires. I don't think I'm breaking any laws by doing this...

jerg - No, these mine are the newer Rev 2s with the angled plastic connectors. And they are pretty much pristine with everything that came with them. I plan to list them in the classifieds soon, along with a Burson HA-160 Amp, PS Audio DLIII DAC, Cabmbridge Audio ID-100 Dock and a loaded 160GB...

Snapple - that's great! Just what I wanted to know. Thanks for your input.

Thanks. I guess I could include a separate HDD with all the music files in the sale. At least that way someone could start with a clean iPod and upload the files from the 2.5" HDD. Mostly I'd just like to able to get a better price for it by including all the music I've accumulated over the years.

alv4426 - I agree and that would be true if these were all iTunes songs, but only about 500 of them are. Everything else is 'open source' if that makes any sense. Most songs are from CDs I've ripped, or files from somewhere else.   Doesn't that negate the iTunes problem?

Okay, basically all I need to know is, is this legal to sell and what would you guess it might be worth?

Okay, I posted this in the wrong section, so reposting here...   I have an iPod Classic that I'm using as my primary source, connected through a Cambridge Audio ID-100. I'm thinking about listing my whole setup in the classifieds, but I need to know if I can sell the iPod too. It's loaded...

Okay, so if this is posted in the wrong category, how do I move it? I'd like to get some feedback on this, but if it's in the wrong place, I don't think anyone will comment..

I don't know if this matters either, but the DAC would come in the original box with paperwork too.

I'm getting ready to sell my entire headphone system soon and I have a PS Audio DLIII DAC as my "source", which is fed by an iPod through a Cambridge Audio ID-100 dock.   Is this still considered a decent DAC? I know there are much newer ones out there, but I think the DLIII sounds great and...

Oh, and these headphone would have a custom cable (as well as the OEM one), the little Pelican style case and the original frequency response graph from Audeze.