Basil Poledouris - Across The Board/End Credits. Adding a photo of my 'cans as a bonus. I also had a little bit of fun with GIMP as well. On the playlist now: Peter Schilling - The Noah Plan.

I'm pretty certain the nylon pouch means you got a fake.

This is actually pretty badass relative to the audience it was shooting for. As an added bonus (and I have a lossless copy of the full version of this song in my music folder, in addition to the rest of the 2BA Master album).....

Toshiharu Yamanishi - Metal Squad - Thunder Force IV. Masahiko Yoshimura - Honjin no Theme [Headquarters] - Shining Force. Motoaki Takenouchi - Into the Darkness - Shining Force II. Motoaki Takenouchi - Elven Town - Shining Force II. Motoaki Takenouchi - Water Goddess Mitula - Shining Force II...

Motoaki Takenouchi - Into the Darkness. FLAC download: http://www.mediafire.com/file/mvmtt6l64dua98l/Into_the_Darkness.flac

Owl City - When Can I See You Again?

New owner of a set of V6s and I love them so far, to the point where my modified Portapros have been drawered.

Depending on your idea of 'fun and energetic,' but as a new owner of the set, and a very satisfied one at that, I can vouch for the MDR-V6 if you can get a good deal on a set.

How would these compare to the thread in concerns of being legit or not? http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sony-MDR-V6-Over-Ear-Stereo-Headphones-Protective-Carrying-Pouch-/112458860546?nma=true&si=C3NGNl%2Bsf%2FT%2B3a71oXm5cKVm3yU%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557 *UPDATE: I got them three...

Sorry to burst people's bass bubbles, but freq. response graphs dictate that the SR60s and MDR-V6s should sound slightly similar, since they have similar curves between each other.

Try using them with the PX200 earpads. Sig says the rest. Although I was mostly messing around when I stuck the KSC75 drivers on my Portapro headband.

Amazon.

You could also just stick the drivers in an actual Portapro/Sportapro headband, replacing the stock foam earpads with PX200 earpads, and achieve favorable results.

I'm considering picking up the HA-FX5 Gumy Plus buds as part of a cheap portable music system, unsure how they'll sound or what can be modded about them.

'You a stupid hoe! You a you a stupid hoe! You a stupid hoe! You a you a stupid hoe! You a stupid hoe! You a you a stupid hoe! Yeah, you a stupid hoe! Yeah, you a you a stupid hoe! You a stupid hoe! You a you a stupid hoe! (Stupid stupid!)'

Currently, the Bass Freqs with homefabbed bi-flange tips, but intend to upgrade to SE215s with 8320s for some cheap commuters, both using either bi-flange or tri-flange tips fabbed from the same earplugs that my current bi-flange tips were fabbed from - 3M PELTOR Sport tri-flange earplugs.

Could try fabbing some tri-flange or bi-flange tips out of some 3M PELTOR Sport tri-flange earplugs, I'm getting good mileage with the bi-flanges I made out of those plugs on my Bass Freqs, but your mileage may vary on the 8320s.

Any good IEMs with either foamies, bi-flanges, or tri-flanges for tips should work, and also, bi-flanges or tri-flanges can be DIYed from 3M PELTOR Sport Tri-flange earplugs or any other tri-flange earplugs, just poke a hole in the earplugs big enough for sound to go through them, and then slip...

These IEMs are good for $20 in stock form, but either buying some bi-flange or tri-flange tips, or making some out of some good tri-flange earplugs, like 3M PELTOR Sport Tri-flanges, and tweaking the EQ to showcase the lows, while of course giving the mids and highs a shot, improves them quite a...

1) Shure SE215 and good desk headphone amp/DAC. 2) Some 3M E-A-R Classic cylindrical expanding foam earplugs or any other 33-NRR expanding foam earplugs to make homemade tips out of. 3) A good portable music player and a good portable headphone amp/DAC. Basically, the SE215s with the earplug...

SE112 and SE215 use dynamic drivers.

Actually, it's different, APT, like YUM, Entropy, Pacman, and ZYPper, is binary-based, and uses pre-compiled binaries, Portage/Emerge is source-based and compiles from source.

I recommend Arch, but technically, all Linux distros but RHEL, of which free clones exist in the form of CentOS and SL, or SLES/SLED, are free, so all bets are off on what distro you can run, pretty much.

Aside from the Bass Freqs I already have and am considering modding a little bit, as they're not bad for $20 IEMs from three years ago, and could possibly benefit from a better enclosure, some foam tips, and a recable, what would be other good $20-$50 guineapig IEMs for trying various mods on...

Haven't heard any IEM aside from the Bass Freqs, which need to be upgraded in a few ways, one of which that will definitely be done is fabricating some foam tips out of some earplugs, and the other two upgrades that are a maybe if ever are a recable, to put a better cable on these things, or mod...