Recent content by tgeml
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HD580 to...what?
You own a set of cans that are near perfection, so upgrading from them is going to be difficult. You may not be necessarily upgrading going to AKG, they just have a different sound signature. HD700's may not be a bad choice for you IMHO. I have a set of HD580's with 600 grills and a custom...- tgeml
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- Forum: Introductions, Help and Recommendations
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DIY Cable Gallery!!
Sennheiser HD-580 Cable Sleeve: TechFlex Rattlesnake (1/4 & 1/8 Inch) Cable: Canare L4E6S Quad Star 8FT Termination: Cardas HPSC / Neutrik NP3X-B Approximate Materials Cost: $70 This was my first true DIY Cable, doing the proper research. I think i did pretty well for my...- tgeml
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- Forum: DIY (Do-It-Yourself) Discussions
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Reply to review by 'tgeml' on item 'Audinst HUD-MX1'
I did, it's biggest flaws are not being able to upgrade the op-amp on the RCA output section and the auto off which works terrible (beyond all the QC issues above)- tgeml
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Review by 'tgeml' on item 'Audinst HUD-MX1'
I purchased this DAC/Amplifier with the expectation it would perform at least to the level of the Asus Essence STx it was replacing. The unit was purchased from amazon.com, and delivered relatively quickly. Box/Manual/Packaging were all very nicely done. Now to the meat of the review, my...- tgeml
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Another Buying Advice Thread, 900 usd budget(Sorry!)
I've been reading the forums for a few hours gathering information, and I'm unable to determine if an upgrade would be worthwhile for myself, with my current setup. Currently I run the below setup. - Asus Essence STX w/LME49990 dual op-amp upgrades on the headphone amplifier section...- tgeml
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- hifiman-he-400 sennheiser-hd-800-headphones sennheiser-hd-580
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- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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Question about building a DIY HD-580 Cable.
I tryed searching the forums, but couldn't find a good answer to my question. I'm building a DIY cable for my HD-580's with some Canare quad conductor cable, Neutrix 1/4" Jack, Cardas HD580 earcup connectors. I wanted to ask the guru's here how they deal with connecting the braided shielding...- tgeml
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- sennheiser-hd-580
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- Forum: DIY (Do-It-Yourself) Discussions
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hd555+auzentech 7.1 xi-fi prelude
Quote: Generalizing is a bad thing, there is no "mobo driver". There are several drivers running different aspects of the board (South bridge/PCI bus/sata) are covered by chipset drivers, Integrated audio, network, and or video have separate drivers. Removing the Integrated audio...- tgeml
- Post #7
- Forum: Computer Audio
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Show us your Head-Fi station at it's current state. No old pictures please...
My Primitive setup, Specs are in SIG.- tgeml
- Post #741
- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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hd555+auzentech 7.1 xi-fi prelude
Quote: You need to CHILL, I didn't say zero sector the hard drive like your reaction indicates, calm down and grow up. You want to remove ALL audio related drivers upon getting a new sound card or switching to a pci one to avoid any conflicts, NOT chipset, nic, or anything else. The...- tgeml
- Post #5
- Forum: Computer Audio
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USB sound card for mac, does the Soundblaster X-fi HD USB work?
It will, and because windows audio isn't in the way, it should sound fantastic.- tgeml
- Post #5
- Forum: Computer Audio
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Treating myself to new sennheisers - its down to 3
I hate to throw in another option for you, but it sounds like some HD-580's would be a great option for you, provided you have an amplifier to power them with.- tgeml
- Post #14
- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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Sennheiser HD565 appreciation and service thread
Quick, even pressure on the top or bottom is the easiest way ive found to remove senn pads.- tgeml
- Post #6
- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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Asus Xonar STX/ST and headphones: A basic guide
Great information! Thanks.- tgeml
- Post #42
- Forum: Computer Audio
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Sound volume too low on pc?
What type of laptop is it? We'd need to know what type of integrated audio chipset it has, then go from there.- tgeml
- Post #2
- Forum: Computer Audio