I personally use spinfits with Dita, however the Dita angle and nozzles are a little awkward and short, not to mention the wide pill shape shells. Therefore even with spinfits it's hard for me to achieve a good seal easily with Dita because my ear canals are a little deep. However after...

Ah, thank you brave soul for the noble attempt! Now I'm even more curious..(all I'm imagining is some wiring to the tubes, a PCB for resistors/caps, and a small output transformer. And of course, the DAC board)

AFAIK the Magni being Class AB; using that architecture to power speakers of a reasonable size (>50W?) in that compact size would mean a Schiit Toaster...   Alternatively, it'd come with a (leather?) strap which would fasten onto a fan just for a poorly setup "Schiit-hits-the-fan" joke

Sorry if I have to be "that annoying guy" since I know its been asked before, but I'll try..   Has any good Samaritan taken internal/disassembled photos of the WA7? I'm really curious to see the internals. Thanks!

Hello, thank you for the clarification. Kind of surprised to hear that especially since the non balanced was released first. Sorry I was wrong, skysoul..

For a typical TRS 3.5mm unbalanced headphone, you will have two wires (+,-) per driver joining at the y-split, where the negatives are combined together as common; this results in only three wires from the y-split to the 3.5mm jack. There won't be any reason for a standard TRS 3.5mm to have all...

To be fair (correct me if wrong..), it is not merely just a jack change. With TRRS you now have four running wires instead of three from the jack to the Y-split (TRRS balanced vs TRS unbalanced), so you pay more for the extra material of that extra 4th wire made of silver/mix/whatever. Then...

Just a heads up from my experience to consider: These things take a LONG time to burn in. I don't have golden ears, but I find it really noticeable that sometimes early on the sound keeps changing. I'm probably going to get some backlash from this but its my honest experience. At first I...

Hello, as someone who has used both (from a non-audiophile perspective) I'd say the Ditas (I use The Truth) are really enjoyable to listen to and felt like a great upgrade over the IE80 as dynamic driver IEMs. After getting the opportunity to try them out for a few sessions I was hooked and...