You would think that should be possible, but when I click on "Add feedback" under the three dot menu on an ad for something I just sold, there appears to only be an option to leave feedback for the seller. There is no obvious way to direct the feedback to the buyer, at least not that I could...

Great transaction. Good buyer to work with.

So no way to provide feedback to buyers? The three dots opens a way to leave feedback to the person who created the listing. What about a buyer?

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If you want them, I will calculate the difference in shipping cost between the USA and Australia, and add that difference to the price. Let me know if you seriously interested.

IBasso DX90 in good condition. I have one that is not getting a lot of use these days. Includes two silicone cases, an extra screenguard, a USB cable but no charger, a coaxial cable, and the original box. I will also include a 64gb micro sd card with a bunch of world music on it, and a little...

This is a sweet sounding headphone in good condition. I just don't spend time on headphones anymore, but these were so good, I stopped trying out other headphones for years after I found these. They were modded by the previous owner, and here is how he described the mods: "The Dynamat mod takes...

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I also tried this, and I am sad to say that after two weeks of pretty regular use (often twice a day), I have not noticed any effect at all. Maybe I am already as happy as you can get.   So it is going back under their return policy. I will second the comment about the sound quality being...

I talked to someone who was at CES who is heavily into neuro-technology. But, he said that he could not even get close to their booth because it was mobbed with people. That suggests that it was having some kind of effect on people and that word of mouth was driving a lot of interest right there...

I posted about a similar approach on this thread: http://www.head-fi.org/t/756810/full-body-headphone-sound-yes   Also, further down the thread are some links to other cushions you can buy that have vibration transducers in them including this new one (that even also has a wearable portable...

I will add that the trick in using this chair and probably the other tactile systems out there is to find the level where you experience all of the benefits of increased bass and overall presence in the music, but you also still have the illusion that you are "hearing" all of the sound. Once you...

I have not seen much discussion of this yet here on Headfi, but there seems to be a much cheaper way to get the similar effect that is being marketed towards music listening and not just gaming: http://thesubpac.com/what-is-the-subpac/   I think if I was starting over, I would just try out...

I think that amp would be a little underpowered. I would look for something in the 50 watt per channel range. Although someone on Amazon said they had good results with a tripath amp of 20 watts per channel using these transducers.

Finding a chair is the real trick. It probably does not actually need to be a zero gravity chair, although that is a nice feature - a regular recliner should also work. The important thing is that it have solid surfaces where you can mount the two transducers. I lucked out and found my chair in...

i think I realized why this sounds so musical even when the bass is really strong. Because the bass is coming in on a completely different channel - through my skin and bones instead of through my ears - it does not mess up the sound of the mids and highs. I still easily hear all of the details...

I also used to have one of these: http://smile.amazon.com/Aura-Interactor-Cushion/dp/B00068E2LE/ It was similar in effect to what the chair does, but obviously did not cover the full body, and somehow was not as engaging or musical. it was cheap and seemed to have a cheap vibration...

Yes, it sounds like the Pulse headset does use vibration transducers to create a similar effect. However, the chair I am using delivers the effect to your whole body instead of just through the earpads of your headphones.   The AuraSound bass transducers do not create sound waves. They vibrate...

It is not really coming from my headphones, but my latest setup has the most bass I have ever experienced: http://www.head-fi.org/t/756810/full-body-headphone-sound-yes#post_11365756

It is not really related to the topic of this thread, but the biofeedback system that runs the flashing lights is this one: http://energetic-medicine.com/bioresonance/   Or for a much cheaper way of experiencing the flashing lights, you can just use a mind machine like the ones sold here...

Just got a used DX90 (my second one) and am loving it, especially when I feed my vibration transducer equipped zero-gravity chair as described here: http://www.head-fi.org/t/756810/full-body-headphone-sound-yes

What if you could have full body sound and effectively limitless bass even with headphones? Maybe you can. Others on here have mentioned the AuraSound bass transducers which are sometimes used in home theater systems to give tactile bass effects to movie sound tracks and the like...

Success!!!! My DX90 is back. Thank you for the info. I don't know how people who are not very computer literate survive in this world anymore, but it sure helps also to have people that can point you in the right direction when you hit a major snag.   Again, thank you.   And by the way, it...

Thanks for the suggestion....but I can't seem to find the batch tool you mention. Could you please link to the post where it is located? I will give that a try.

I just got a used DX90 on here and can't seem to get my computer to properly recognize the internal storage. Here is a message detailing my problem that  I just sent to iBasso: "I just got a used DX90 and am trying to connect it to my computer which is running Windows 7 64 bit. When I select...