It would appear that the wire within the right ear piece of my daughter's Denon 751 headphones has comes loose. If it is wiggled about it starts to work. Does anyone know where I can get it fixed in the UK and approximate cost?   Thanks 

Not posted in a loooooooong time, but just to let you all know..... I still have my Earmax Anniversay Edition, Grado RS1's and Naim CD2 . The little amp remains a gem and has proven to be supremely reliable and engaging.

Grado RS1's

Didn't sit and read all the posts as there was so many. I'm sorry if I am duplicating anything that has already been said. I note you live in the UK. Have you tried the Graham Slee amp with optional external power supply? Sennheiser were using this amp last year as a reference amp to...

As I recollect the original earmax (Flinstone Model) was designed specifically with the HD580's in mind so the updated basic model should drive the 650's quite nicely. I'd still look to go for at least the pro if you can afford it though.

Marco2 You won't regret getting the silver edition. It has a larger power supply like the anniversary edition. This helps prevent clipping and gives a greater degree of control and authority. As you can see from my signature I use the anniversary with RS1's and find the combination a very...

Aside from the obvious beauty of the Orpheous, which headphone amp is considered the most sexy. It must be able to produce a orgasmical sonic performance as well to qualify. Pics would be good

My set up is as below. I would suggest you connect your source direct to the Earmax (Get the silver if you can afford it. It's worth the extra cash) The route to hifi heaven is by keeping the signal paths short as this reduces degradation. Result more detail and better focus

Grado RS-1 with Earmax Anniversary Amp and a Naim CD2

The earmax amp Dr Juggles refers to was quite slow in its presentation of music. I should know, he bought it from me. The amp he purchased was the original flinstone model. Some development has taken place since those original models came to the market and models such as the silver and...

I think it's worth considering the type of music you prefer to listen to. A sluggish amp with limited dynamics is never going to cut the mustard with certain genres and vice versa.

If you live in the USA and not 'OLD BLIGHTY', the UK. Then you will have plenty of choice. Unfortunately I'm stuck here in Blighty with all our ancient monuments, buildings and the royal family, but very few headphone amps! I'm using the Earmax A.E. with my RS1's and I am quite happy with...

I never realised that there were people this obsessed with IEM's. LOL

Make sure you post when it arrives (hopefully it will) and also post some pics. If it all works out for you there's going to be some really sorry head fiers. They are going to be kicking themselves for missing out!

Hasn't happened to me yet and I hope it never does. Wonder if a doctor would have been able to identify what it was if you had required their assistance?

My set up including the interconnect has set me back £3605-00 sterling. I think that equates to about $6100-00 U.S. Not a lot when you compare it to the cost of an Orpheous!

OMG. How much money have you wasted fighting what has to be???

I feel sick. Very sick! I want one! Why can't I have one? Oh bugger it, why's life so unfair? Congrats. You're one very lucky cookie. Pics?

A bit more on your impressions re sound quality would be very interesting.

Why do you want an EQ? (Sorry, I'm not trying to sound inpolite) If you have a good set up it will produce the music true to its original recording. Isn't that our objective, to replicate the original as best we can? As far as I can see using an EQ is more likely to take us away from that...

Doctorjuggles, ROBN is a regular poster on the forum and seems quite well informed. Do I detect the Earmax has gone from your signature? Sold already? LOL

As I recall the original standard earmax was designed to work with the HD580's. This would suggest it should also work well with the HD600's. If you can get it cheap enough and it doesn't work for you, just sell it on for what you paid. Shouldn't be too difficult.

Eat little and often. This will increase your metabolism. Make breakfast your main meal. Avoid fats, particularly saturated fat. Reduce your carb intake whilst you are on the diet. Suplement vitamins if you think you may be missing some in your diet. You can expect to loose around...

The man who stands still will never move forward! If we went back a centuary or so we would all have gramophones. Argh! So let's be thankfull for evolution.

So you'll be wanting to upgrade to RS-1's soon