Using them from an iPod classic unamped.   Using them on a commute 50/50: walking/tram.   Mostly listen to alternative rock (Chili Peppers, Black Keys), classic rock, rap/hip-hop and a bit of electronica (written in the order of importance).   I like a warm, immersive sound, that is...

Aaaaaaanyone?

hmmm maybe!  

Using them from an iPod classic unamped.   Using them on a commute 50/50: walking/tram.   Mostly listen to alternative rock (Chili Peppers, Black Keys), classic rock, rap/hip-hop and a bit of electronica (written in the order of importance).   I like a warm, immersive sound, that is...

They've stopped playing music on the left side.  I emailed Fischer Audio but didn't get any response; my local shop couldn't repair them.  Any ideas where to go to get them fixed?

Looking for a really cheap pair of earbuds to use with my iPod.  I'm just going to keep them in my jacked pocket for those moments when I can't use my big headphones.  Basically the least ****ty of the ****ty earbuds.  If it matters, I listen to classic and alternative rock, and hip-hop.

I'm reading that the 25 might sound a bit flat coming straight out of an iPod?  Is that true?  Are there headphones designed specifically to just come out of an iPod?   Also it seems like it's between the HD25's and the ATH-M50.  Could anyone compare and contrast those two?

Quote: I'd actually prefer a more coloured, fun headphone that makes the music more engaging and exciting.  

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Thanks for the replies everyone!  After thinking it over I think that I prefer a fun sound to an analytical one. A sound where guitar riffs get you excited and rap beats make you bob your head.  Does that make you chance any of your recommendations? 

I'm looking for a pair of closed back headphones to use on my way to work.  Some important things to mention:   -I take the subway/bus so it's VERY important that the headphones isolate outside noise and also aren't too loud for those around me. -I will be using them with my iPod WITHOUT an...

Ideally the input would be RCA, with an RCA output to speakers when I didn't want to use it.  Then it would also have a big headphone jack.

I have a setup for my 650s that I love, but it's big and in my bedroom.  I'd love to add a small tiny cheap amp to my setup in the living room to be able to use my 650's when I want them there.   What would you suggest?  Certainly nothing over $75.  Right now it goes iPod/turntable > phono...

Can anyone suggest an amp for the AV40s?  Or would it not provide anything whatsover?

Also out of curiosity, if I went up to $200, are there any speaker amps that are much better than the ones you've mentioned?

Would I also be able to go: turntable > preamp > speaker amp > speakers?

Any easier way?

Does that exist?  How would I search for it?  By 'raw wire' I meant the sort of wire that is just metal and gets clamped on to.

Anyone?

Looking for a cheap amp to go between my iPod Classic and M-Audio AV-40s.  Something under $75.  In terms of music I listen to classic, bluesy rock and hip hop.  I'd like a warm, clear, energetic, big sound... if it's possible to be picky at this price range.  Just listening to them in a living...

Perfect thanks!!

Right now I've got EF92's in there.  Would I probably need to use the same arrangement that I have for them with the EF91's?

I'm trying out EF91 tubes and 6J1P-EV tubes, where do I put the jumpers on my Little Dot mk3?  Right now I have both of them in.

Quote: Cool, that's a great tip I'll give it a shot.  Are there no tips that lie somewhere in between though?

Quote: Perfect thanks!   Is there an intermediate option?  A tip that provides a bit more isolation than normal but also doesn't reduce the treble as much as foam tips?