my christmas gift to myself, isnt she pretty? an earlier purchase i made:

try vintage omega, if you can find one with a larger size (36mm) here are mine: modern vintage:

i've been out of university for 5 years and i STILL have dreams of missing exams. man, hate that feeling. then again, waking up feels really good

if you manage to get the tree back upright and the roots more or less intact, it should survive. almost all of the trees in my campus got knocked down by a storm bout 6 years ago. tipped them back into place and they're still around to this day.

dac1 usb ftw!

i;ve bought most of my stuff online, nothing lost so far. be sure to use EMS whenever possible (international express mail) you have tracking even in the philippines and if below 60 $ value will be delivered right to the recipient's doorstep.

Quote: Originally Posted by EliasGwinn We have no reason to believe that the life-expectancy of the ROHS compliant DAC1's are any shorter then the non-ROHS versions (which we are no longer manufacturing). thanks for the quick reply elias, your posts are always very helpful...

sir, i just bought a dac1 usb and i'm very pleased with it one thing though, the one i got is an ROHS compliant version. there is a page in the manual that states that ROHS compliant versions are less reliable in the long term, so much so that extended warrantee only goes to 2 years...

Quote: Originally Posted by reorx I REALLY gotta register sa wiredstate forums, pero the admin hasnt sent me a confirmation email yet e. Cant wait to exchange war stories with felow pinoy head-fiers...ang hirap mamili ng equipment dito!! hmm thats strange, the email should come...

all 6 points apply even when you use the Dock connector

custom IEMs FTW. i've worn mine for a 13 hours flight straight. couldnt hear a baby crying when i had music playing. universals didnt isolate as much and hurt my ears after 4 hours or so. livewires seem to get nice reviews, and they're affordable too. but you cna always go the whole...

http://www.head-fi.org/forums/showpo...&postcount=780 try this DIY project. very cool

certainly not as polished as the others here, but i love that big 'ol brute

but what source would you use with it? iare there any balanced portable sources around?

my personal best

with all the buying and selling going on here, it's interesting to know how far peopl's cans have gone, how many owners it has had, modding history and any unique events. my k1000s were bought from ttvj in 2005 by some1x, sent to moon audio in 2006 to be blue dragon hardwired, sold to seacard...

i'm blessed with dry earwax (i saw a short clip on nat geo once that asian folks have more dry flaky earwax vs caucasians who have pasty thick wax). never builds up for me, just falls out of my ears naturally

try them out of a balanced amp. folks say thats the everest of 650s

rodrigo y gabriela

surprisingly good quality recording for modern rock lots of little soft details for the 650 and the k1000 to play with. plus, groovy, gets you moving tunes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJNrUDHqjrk yowza! she doesnt even look like shes touching the strings!

http://www.sft-audio.url.tw/GXLR/GXLR.html ．Full balanced Gilmore headphone amplifier ．Two Dynahi power supplies ．Dynahi output stage ．Single 4-channel stepped attenuator ．Silver solder ．Milled Volume Knob ．430mm x 305mm x 67mm ．Weight : 7Kg this looks pretty good. do the specs...

Quote: Originally Posted by bigizzy75 ...even though I feel that the plastic might break, or that in the long run I'll be spending more on batteries (but hey no one said any hobby was cheap). bec its so small, the plastic can really take a beating. also you should get...

can you stretch a little more? MP3 player: redwine audio IMOD $479.00 (anywhere in the USA) http://www.redwineaudio.com/iMod.html IEM: UE5c 550$ http://www.ultimateears.com/custom/C...r-Monitors.htm now for the stretch, headphone amp of your choice... i recommend xin supermicro iv...

acs t2 checkig in