I inherited this from my dad: http://www.jackbergsales.com/electronics/TechnicsSC3200.htm   I love listening to them 

I agree with everything Hero Kid has said. They are fantastic headphones. You will not be disappointed.

Quote: This was the first thing I did after opening the box.

I would like to find out about this too.

Figure out which foam tips are best between the small, medium, and large. When you put them in, first compress the foam by squeezing it with your fingers and insert it into your ear before it expands. Hold it there as the foam expands to the shape of your ear and they should provide a nice tight...

Explain. Does this keep the quality? Wouldn't it take a while to stream?

That seems like a good option and I know that they will be making some HUGE micro sd cards in the near future. The biggest problem is that any micro sd card over 32gb is going to be sdxc and from what I understand, to read sdxc you need different hardware. If they came out with a J3 that...

I am currently playing flac through my Cowon D2 to my Sennheiser HD 25-1 II headphones. The sound is amazing but I still see one major flaw. With only 4 gigs to use I can only fit about 7 albums of music. What am I supposed to do once my music library gets to 70+ gigs of memory. Keep switching...

Converting from 128 kbps mp3 to 193 kbps mp3 to apple lossless only takes up more space. You can not convert to better quality, only equivalent quality or worse. Your music is still only 128 kbps quality but taking up a ton of space.

I bought a set a few weeks back after reading all the reviews on this board. I must say these headphones are amazing. They sound so crisp and full through my cowon d2 with flac. I love them. Thanks a lot guys!

Biggest SDHC card you can buy (affordably) is 8gb. The 16gb card is $3500. In a few years they will have affordable 32gb cards. The claimed max out put is 74mw@16ohms... plenty of power

cowon iaudio 7? http://www.jetmall.net/index.asp?Pag...S&Category=101

Quote: Originally Posted by 3X0 You're not alone; I prefer closed cans to open cans. I prefer IEMs even more to closed in terms of sound, but I'm of a rare breed. While I think open cans offer more air and open sound, I feel like even with appropriate bass open cans can sound...

lol, no... but just in general

Is it wierd that I would prefer a closed can over an open can for hip-hop, rap, and a little bit of pop? It seems like the bass is lacking on the open cans. Its possible that my ears dont know whats best