what is the receiver bound to that dx7 being used in?

someone correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't an impedance adapter lower both the noise floor and the signal, requiring you to turn up the volume more, increasing the noise, accomplishing nothing.

http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=101&cp_id=10110&cs_id=1011002&p_id=5557&seq=1&format=1#largeimage   Cheapest option I found.

Quote:   at first I wasn't able to, the 595s are way lighter and a better shape for my ears. I've only had he500s for about a month and can now wear them for extended periods of time with only a slight adjustment every now and then. I'm looking for something to pad the headband with...

I would recommend shure srh-840 and I'm sure others would recommend audio technica ath-m50.

he's talking about the dc offset http://www.head-fi.org/t/550811/how-much-dc-offset-would-you-consider-harmful-to-hp-and-after-which-point-would-you-throw-the-commercial-amp-out     Quote:   I used 10 ohm resistors in parallel to connect my he-500 to jolida 202a and had way too...

Last I checked optical is limited to 24/96, you're going to have to go with coax for 192khz.

active cancelling won't help with roomates, IEMs would be the best option. I've read etymotic have some of the best isolation. You might want to look into the mc5 or ek5.

at this point multimeter is the only way to do it. I would think the copper/bronze color would be ground.   really wish I didn't throw my broken cc51 ear tip out, could've given you 2 colors off that,

Quote: my clip+ clip broke off at work. I had to take it to the bench grinder to smooth out the back. I feel it's almost too small for use in pocket. It's perfect to velcro to the cans and use a 4" cable.

  Almost wireless srh-840

if you can go to the store and try them on, let your ears decide. if not, I'd vote for the srh840.

there's a thread with plenty of ideas over in the diy section http://www.head-fi.org/t/249671/the-diy-headphone-stand-thread

have you checked the fuse?

http://www.amazon.com/Cable-SENNHEISER-HD595-HD555-Headphones/dp/B008JHJH96/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1349223483&sr=8-1&keywords=replacement+cable+cord+sennheiser+hd595+hd555+hd515   your going to have to take take the pads off, take the cloth cover thing out, unscrew the driver housing being...

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your better off getting a hdmi or dvi>hdmi cable.

I plan to do similar to op, my only question is, would it be ok to plug the phones directly into a tube amp or should I put a resistor in parallel to get it closer to 4/8ohm?   EDIT: nvm found my answer over here http://www.head-fi.org/t/629239/can-my-set-tube-speaker-amp-power-he6-stax

all you need is a 3/8" to rca adapter to plug the ipod into the marantz.

black is ground green is left red is right

they are all different enough you just have to decide what features you need.   the p4 is just an amp d6 is a very similar amp with a usb dac and the d12 is nearly the same as the d6 but has optical/coax/usb in.   I'd go with the p4 for portable use, d6 for portable/computer use, or...

I think this is about as small as your going to find for this application. http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?partnumber=310-306

if the light comes on the fuse isn't blown.

instead of converting everything to cassette, you could just get one of these, and use a mp3 player.     http://www.walmart.com/ip/Philips-Cassette-Adapter/9917088