I am having the same dilemma now. Custom IEM is a huge investment, wouldn't want to make a wrong decision.

Quote: Originally Posted by faiz23 the music makers lineup and the superfreqs are similar in terms of numbers of drivers, the crossover is different but i think you can choose which one you prefer. Tell them you will be using an amp on the superfreqs and would like the music makers...

besides the crossover, what are the differences between superfreqs and the freqshow? are they very different sonicly?

Actually I am not putting high hopes in them. Similarly priced as the TF10p and SE530, I think it will perform on par, but with different sound signature. It can't just be a perfect IEM.

EarphoneSolutions.com offers Price Match too?

Quote: Originally Posted by MZ6 I own both as well and I think the UE is superior. Looking at your sig, you have most of the high-end IEMs everyone hyped about!!! IEMs collector spotted

Does it come with a mini-mini cable? If not, would you be able to include one?

cowon for their good firmware updates

what is his email? I have tried emailing him twice, but no reply

I wonder if there is anyone here from New Zealand.

Quote: Originally Posted by themyst cowon D2s drive headphones so much better than any ipod i've ever used... and I've owned a 1G mini, 5G classic and 3G nano. FLAC support, true drag and drop, and SD expandability are the icing on the cake. It may be true that when you're on the go, SQ...

actually i like the idea that i can use the SD slot to view pictures taken from my camera. or store pictures and music in a SD card and use D2 to access it. be creative, it is so convenient. every portable player manufacturer should really look into this.

you need to reach a post count of at least 50 to post in the sale forums.

LOL. Never happen to me though

I really like D2's idea of having expandable memory, really handy. Also, make the storage capacity "upgradable". LOL. Might settle with a 8GB D2 now, and wait for 32GB SD card to be released.

It actually depends on what games you play too. FPS games will benefit from a creative soundcard due to EAX's better positional audio

D2 has APE support through firmware updates. I am concerned about its SQ compared with Ipod Classic. The main problem of D2 is its rather limited capacity. It won't hold many FLACs and APEs. But if I am using Ipod, I will need to convert all the FLACs and APEs that I have into ALACs. I am not...

how does ipod classic compared to cowon d2 in terms of SQ?

Quote: Originally Posted by EyeAmEye I voted, quite easily I might add, for the SA6. IEMS I have owned and prefer the SA6 over: Triple Fi.10 Shure E500/SE530 Klipsch Custom 3 SuperFi. 5 Atrio M5 Shure SE310 Denon C700 you must have spent heaps!!!

Quote: Originally Posted by Gazza Cheers, although in the context of my home stereo rig, the Shures are the cheapest item I have. I plan on getting a headphone amp soon so I can listen to my Shures at night through the Hi-Fi. I might even buy a pair of cans as well funds permitting...

agree with obobskivich

hey, i think you have got to the wrong place to sell stuff

The problem of X-Fi Elite Pro is it has crappy capacitors and opamps. It has good DACs, but the signal still suffers due to other crappy components in the signal path. My advice, assuming that you are not going to use it for multichannel movie/games or even multichannel music, don't waste...

headphones and IEM are totally different. IEMs cater for people who like the isolation feature of it, while high-end open headphones tend to give airy sound that IEMs can never emulate. So it really depends on your need. Generally, IEMs have less punchy bass due to their small size. Headphones...

Can New Zealand be considered as a part of Australia?