I am looking for a headphone clothing clip.  A lot of headphones have these included but the ones I purchased did not.  Where can I find these?  (I am in Canada...I'm not paying $20 to have something shipped over here)

So...I tried the Koss Portapro.    Immediately...didn't like them.  I have a large head and they were tight on me, even when the headband was extended to it's maximum.  (I even tried the Sennheiser PX 100 - it clamped on me so tight that my ears felt like they were going to bleed)   Plus...

I've been looking for decent headphones to use while exercising (elliptical/treadmill/weights) plus, these would be worn while I'm at work.  I used to use the Sennheiser PMX-60 as they were comfortable to wear for hours and hours without my ears feeling like they are bleeding.   I tried the...

Now that the website for obadimports is down, where else can Canadians purchase t-amps from?

Back in January, I purchased KRK speakers for my computer, they sound amazing.  This past week I ordered an iMac 27 inch.  I also read that using SPDIF from the iMac locks the volume at 100%, so I need some way to control the volume.   I know that the KRK's have volume control's at the back...

If I have a USB DAC and a USB hard drive connected at the same time, would reading data off of the hard drive cause interference in the DAC?  

I took the plunge and purchased 2 KRK Rokit-Powered G2 speakers to replace my 10 yr old Sony stereo for use with my computer. After 2 days, I am amazed at how much better they sound over the old stereo. Even out of the box, they sounded SO much more superior than any stereo I've heard. I...

I was originally going to purchase a Cambridge Audio Dacmagic from a local dealer, but then I came across the Fubar IV Plus Dac. Both DAC's have the ability to 'upsample' to 192khz. The Fubar IV Plus costs roughly $200 less than the Dacmagic (in my area, anyways), but Cambridge Audio is a...

Using this amp : cityspot 2020 tamp, tripath to control the volume on KRK Rokit-G2 5 monitors. Will this blow/damage my speakers? or is this safe?

After reading the forums over a few times looking for solutions, I think I have a very good idea what of what my next computer speaker system will be. Here's how the sound would go with my upgrade: Computer > USB > Dacmagic > Behringer MON800 (For volume control/headphones) > KRK RP-5 G2...

I am looking at two possible setups: 1) Cambridge Audio Dacmagic > T.C Electronic Level Pilot (for volume control) > KRK RP-5 G2 Powered Monitor (x2) OR 2) E-Mu 404 USB > KRK RP-5 G2 Powered Monitor (x2) If I go with option one, the Dacmagic is literally twice as expensive as the...

Since most DAC's don't have volume control, and most studio monitors do not have volume control, what do most of you guys use, besides the computer volume settings, to control the volume? I'd like an external way of controlling the volume. Would I need an amp for that? or a receiver? I know I'm...

Can anyone recommend me one? My budget for this would be $400 (Canadian).

Currently, I have a 9 year old Sony MHX-GX20 stereo working as my computer speakers. They sound terrific to me. They have also survived moving into 4 houses and still sound good. But I think it's time I got something new. I have been thinking about getting a Sony MHCEC79I ( Home Theatre -...

I don't know where else to put this post. I'm looking for a mini/shelf system with these specs: iPod dock, PC input/Aux input, and USB port. Budget is 500 dollars or less. Any help will be appreciated.

I've been looking at 2 different shelf stereos: http://www.jvc.ca/en/consumer/produc...p?model=MX-C55 and http://www.jvc.ca/en/consumer/produc...?model=UX-EP25 They both have a USB connection specifically for connecting to a computer.. Has anyone used the USB connection on these stereos...

My older headphones have lost their foam cups, and since Christmas is coming up, I have an excuse to ask for a new pair. What are the best headphones for portable use? They will be connected to my iPod most of the time, and sometimes maybe connected to my PC. I really hate the 'in-ear'...

Where can one buy the foam caps which fit over the headphone earpieces? (I'm in Canada)

In the near future, I am planning on purchasing a new car stereo, since the one I have is old and can't even read *pressed* CD's anymore. My solution is this: KDC-MP332 + KCA-iP500 ipod interface + 2 gig iPod nano. the iPod would *only* be used for the car. Would this be a waste of money...

I know there's misticriver for iriver players, and X5lounge for iaudio, but is there a forum that is dedicated to Sandisk players?

I just purchased the Sandisk M250 2 gig version Right out of the box I installed the newest firmware and switched it to MSC mode Sound: Very impressed with the sound. It doesn't sound like the average Portable CD player, but to my ears, it sounded really good. Interface: The user manual...

And Sandisk is #2..what is #3? 4? and 5?..I've been trying to find a listing like this somewhere and haven't come across one.

Just as the title says..*is* there much point in resisting mp3 players with integrated batteries? More and more new ones coming out have them, less and less have AA or AAA batteries. Soon you won't be able to find any mp3 players which use AA or AAA batteries, aside from people selling on ebay.

I've been reading that the Iriver T30 can be used as a portable flash drive. Has anyone tried to connect the T30 to a USB car stereo?

which mp3 players support Universal Mass storage?... any brand, any company...