Interesting. Mine fits just well.

Should be the largest one. The Polarity inverter comes in a separate zip bag and is white colored (which doesn't seem to be present in the picture).

Yeah might be. Its a socket converter, slightly larger (in radius) than the one att   ached to the cable. One of the four in the picture.

This is not entirely true as ifi iPower 9V 2A works very well with the amp and 230v voltage (tried for quite a while now). The only thing thats needed in between is the round power converter that comes in its packaging, nothing to do with the polarity inverter at all.

Thanks Mike! Your pic is poisonous! The D100 is now officially released, here I got some more images of it. Specifications: selectable (up to 192khz/24bit) PCM recordind + DSD 2.8mhz recording and (DSD) playback, redesigned microphones and display, 4 AA battery supply and so on.

Alright, I have had the title adjusted for this thread. And the previous version of this upgrade (Sony PCM recorder D50) has been always considered and well known as one of the best portable sources for earphones especially for those warm ones (e.g. Sennheiser IE80). Even though its more a...

Oh, I think that's an anti-careless design something which can be locked and opened upon using.

Yeah true, if that's what your comparing to.   But sometimes it really depends on what aspect you take, as this series of device has been attracting heaps attention among portable hifi/recording people across the world. 

  I haven't had enough information about this atm, accidently found this piece of news on the Sony's software download/service page.   The image looks pretty real tho.    Check it out!    

Where did you get that from? Neva and Eva would be a happened thing. In fact, they have basically nothing shared in common, (not really, both are headphones, and are both Sony) That's it. And IMP, cd900st is much much more better.

No worse than the others with the same amp the most of time unless you are intended to do so, like to pair them with a shuffle?

And all above like K550s & HD598s stuff are good within this price range. Or get a mint HD600 may take you to a next level of can-listening.

Try also Sony cd900st, first recommandation from my side, impressively great on vocals and easy to be drived well. And prob. Sony Sa3000, sounds unique and neutral (fresh and light, very smooth highs but comparatively weak bass). Or Sony Mdr-1r, bass boosted and comfortable over ears. They...

+ AKG k550

For the W4rs, the current price you see is great, normally they are priced over 400 bucks. No ideas on the FitEar F111, but the FitEar to go 334 are amazingly great and impressive, and priced at 1200+.

I guess you must can? This one is defs worth the money otherwise no one really does.

Sony PHA-1

Most of the points agreed.

And the HD700s would make you have no disappointment IMO. It's really all on your budget. More like 1000 dollars for 80%, 2000 dollars for 85% story, etc.

The V800 has slightly passed the time while the V200 is still a good amp. My suggestion is to have a try on the Northstar essensio, a very impressive one in these days. Especially when you also have a pc hifi need, you get more from it. (+ The physical con is it does not support XLRs)

I haven't personally tried on this DAC but trust me, within this range (<1000), Headphones > Amp > Environment (if you can otherwise ignore or put it to the second/third last one in this order) > DAC > Source (CD players) >Cables should be the reasonable order of upgrading your system. And I...

Sony cd900st.

Or try (if you can find a < 500 one, very unlikely but maybe) a second handed Koss ESP950.

I would defs say HD650s in this range.