westones are perfect for small canals

$100 sound card will definitely improve the clarity and the quality of your music.

Quote: Originally Posted by Overheat hi there, i love this style of music - i prefer more indie style stuff than the country lean, but i'd have to recommend to you one of my favourite artists, Damien Rice. his "O" album has song after song of beautiful music, whereas the more recent...

I'll recommend you setup a bank account with paypal that way they can put money in your account.

better screen and better battery life acctually, and the search feature

it is better. Although I never noticed the actual difference and always use a external DAC for my computer. I think a new model now have better sound.

I'll put more money on the headphones at this point

any idea for the lower (150-200) range ?

I guess Westone is for small ears...

First locate the short, slice the defective wires, splice the wire, connect it with soldering iron with soldering wick, then tape it with the electrical tape

I'll say mx760

do they sound the same with same internal structure after the change?

it's probably the USB problem not the sound card though. I have similar problem with Vista 64bit

one of the best unamped. any idea for an amp upgrade?

maybe it's the itunes player that sounds dark

second Schubert string quartet

second Jose Gonzalez and The Mountain Goats

what's the difference between UM3X and W3 on a umamped regular portable device like an ipod?

I've been using 64bit for over 18 months now and haven't found any conflicts in sound system but the USB port is not as stable. if you want to use a external setup, you may want to check the compatibility.

DAC/HeadAmp combo is always a plus for a starter

a pair of new PK1 or OK1 is sold for the similar if not less price in China as the used in the for sale forum.

um1 definitely

now the se310 and e4c are costing the same. I guess people should go with se310.

got new se310 for super low price, I guess they worth the money.

for people with small ear canal like me, comfortable IEMs just don't exist. Or they're not really in ear.