Thanks I'll try to find that. Reviews look solid. Any other suggestions by anyone else?

I agree with what's written on the PX 100-II product page that these headphones tend to sound like the mids and treble are a little veiled. The bass is indeed the frequency that stands out the most and I was hoping to upgrade to a portable pair that comes across as more balanced and neutral.  ...

Will +1 the Chicago Symphony Orchestra/Georg Solti release from 1984. That is what you want.

The reason I ask is that the 10.1s sound like they have significantly too much bass than I expected... big bloated bass. I was wondering if this could be because of the Dared.

Hi.   I've just been gifted with a pair of Wharfedale Diamond 10.1 speakers, and I want to use them... but since I'm a headphone person, the only amp I have to use for powering them is a Dared MP-5.   The Wharfedales' recommended wattage is 20 - 100w.   The Dared's power is 13w.   So I'm...

How big is the difference in SQ when using Optical vs Coax vs USB? Negligible? Small? Significant? Huge?

Wow, it's that dangerous to roll opamps, eh?

^ What does that protect against?

A couple of other questions: 1) If I accidentally fry the D10 while opamp rolling (even using the chips they provided), that voids the warrany, no? 2) How long would you guys recommend using the D10 before opening it to do opamp rolling? Quote: Originally Posted by HiFlight...

Is it worth getting the D10 over the D3 even if you aren't planning to use the optical or coaxial?

Would you guys advise that I: 1) Close my PayPal account 2) Change my credit card and bank details ???

US and Canda, then? Wouldn't be surprised if that's the case :P I'm in Asia so that's a long shot.

thanks PayPal just gave me $6.57 out of nowhere. I wonder what this is for. I've already asked them and just waiting for a response :P

From Paypal: "We've finished reviewing your unauthorized activity claim and you'll receive a refund for the transaction amount. It may take up to 5 business days for the funds to appear in your account." Woohoo! Oh, and about the security key, it's for US subscribers only

Quote: Originally Posted by zyxwvutsr It's probably the malware that stole your password that's preventing you from connecting to paypal. have you tried booting into safemode to run your antivirus and spyware scanners? Here's the IP address of paypal as of this posting -...

Anyway, I just filed a chargeback/dispute claim with my bank and they acknowledged it. However, they will have to complete an investigation and rule in my favor before totally reversing the transaction. Still thinking of what I can do to resolve this faster and prevent it from happening in...

Quote: Originally Posted by 3602 There are two types of computers in the world: one, the computers that have been hacked, and two, the computers that are yet to be hacked. Socially, where are you in there? You should have foreseen this. That's why I never buy stuff off the Web using...

Quote: Originally Posted by BradJudy Agreed - it's quite possible your Paypal login info was snagged by spyware on your computer. Ah crap, I did a full system scan and starting to wonder why: 1) The realtime monitor didn't catch the two backdoor trojans and one spybot worm...

I really need to do a full scan ASAP...

What... now I can't access the PayPal site, it keeps on timing out! Is it really down? Is this just a coincidence? Or is something really fishy starting to go on???

Quote: Originally Posted by BradJudy Tip #1 - get a Paypal security key for your account - https://www.paypal.com/securitykey It will prevent this type of thing from happening again and it's only $5. Thanks. Will do this ASAP.

Well, this is what I was initially supposed to post a few days ago: Quote: ARGH! This is the worst thing that has happened to me in recent memory! I just learned that my PayPal account apparently got hacked because I opened my email just now and saw notifications for a payment...

Did I do the right thing here? 1) Downloaded ASIO4ALL_2_9_English.exe and foo_out_asio 2) Intalled ASIO4ALL and selected the USB DAC as the output device (there's an "X" because I'm currently listening using it on foobar) 3) Copied foo_out_asio.dll to the foobar components directory...

Quote: Originally Posted by FallenAngel Nope, but should be set to max and you should use ASIO (WinXP) or WASAPI (Vista) Great! Thanks. Any reason why it should be set to max, btw? Also, how do you use ASIO on WinXP? (Googling it right now, but also decided that I should...

Just something a friend pointed out recently: That I'm still able to control my PC volume via foobar and via the taskbar volume control (only using the Wave slider though) even though the USB DAC is already connected to the PC. My listening chain is currently: PC ---> DAC ---> AMP --->...