i just got my HDP and pairing it with some ESW9's. there is obvious hiss just one click of the knob turning on. the hiss fades around 11 o'clock which is a good listening level but i can still hear a faint hiss. anyone else with ESW9's that can verifiy this and it isn't just me? i'm running...

if i have a tv, a cable box, and a dvd player all with the red/white/yellow inputs (only one set for each) and the tv needs to be hooked up to the cable box for it to work, how do i get the dvd player in there?

okay i got it open. what's the best way to pull these off?

i've never opened it or any amp before. i have the tool it came with, tried from the back and it didn't just fall out which i don't know why that would surprise me. tried the front and can't get it off most likely because of the volume knob. do i just need to remove all screws? all screws plus...

asked this in a couple RE0 threads but have gotten buried without reply. for those with experience with the pair: are these the ones i need? Shure E1 SCL 3 4 5 E4 Black Foam Sleeves SML 10Pack NEW - eBay (item 330385145880 end time Jan-07-10 11:31:49 PST) i also haven't seen anyone...

i only have RE2's right now but believe i'll be upgrading to RE0's very soon and was curious if any tip that fits the RE0 would also fit the RE2 for those that know. the smallest tips that came with the RE2 fit me best. i can get the mediums in, they possibly could give me better seal but...

after smashing in one of the mesh seal things i was able to get them on and off a couple times though still basically just out of luck. still don't have a surefire way of going about it and would have an anxiety attack if i was forced to attach them on the go out in public. the smallest tips...

*rimshot* seriously..first IEMs. were cheap and just wanted to test fit moreso than sound. the clear tips that look like two of the black tips stacked on top of eachother felt a bit too snug and i pulled them off not realizing how tight they were on..i now can't get any of the smaller ones...

do your ears still pop when they're plugged with iems? i don't know the exact terminology of what goes on to your ears at high altitudes but using normal headphones i have to put the volume twice as high during this state and it still sounds very bloated and muddy and just gets to the point that...

i have a chance to pick up a brand new one for $40. portable listening isn't that important or frequent but the price is right. how's the sound out of the headphone out? decent sound with esw9 without amp? any major need to knows before purchasing? only have a sansa clip for comparison.

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is there a hard case specifically made for the esw9? i'm aware it comes with some sort of soft case but i'm very anal about throwing a hard case around every piece of tech i have during flights and such.

i still have my pro900 hard case, wondering if a pair of AT ESW9 would fit in them for travel. obviously don't have the ESW9 yet to try it out but need to find another hard case situation for them if not before purchase. edit: also curious if they can hold the 780's, i know they're a slightly...

Quote: Originally Posted by jamato8 The Viper is no longer available, only 100 were made. It gave the option of changing the sound by using different opamps. You don't want a amp/dac that operates totally from the USB because the USB power isn't all that clean. You are better off...

i've been told that the graphics on top could be scraped off. any of you made an attempt at this? run into any problems? i don't want to be petty but this will be used mostly in public and it looks almost like a toy with that stuff on it. does not fit my aesthetic.

so what's the more popular rechargeables for this if no one has a problem using batteries all the time? it just seems weird that i'd be using batteries when a lot of the time i'll be sitting right next to a power outlet but if it's the best option in the price range i'll go for it. also how...

i need a usb amp/dac strictly for on the go laptop use. am i understanding correctly that usb only powers the amp and to use the dac and amp at the same time it'd require batteries as well? not so hot on that idea and obviously i want to be using both amp and dac together at all times. just...

a recent newsletter from ttvj got me wondering after seeing some senn wireless. are there wireless that can actually compare to the more tried and true models? still possible to amp/dac?

going by popular vote, that OK2 is not looking so great to me based on an indepth review i glossed over from someone here. i see it doubles as both a bud and iem but that's not really what i'm looking for, just the best way i could think to describe it. shallow iem i guess is the better term...

where you further look into yuins or the re2? amazon doesn't seem to have either.

to my knowledge, iems are top of the line for portable sound. i want the sound but don't need or really want the complete isolation. so what am i asking exactly i don't know, an iem that doesn't go in as deep as usual? an iem that also doesn't have removable tips that need to be replaced, or as...

does such a thing exist? i want the sound quality, but don't need the complete isolation. i'm also not really into the idea of needing to replace the tips every so often. any ideas? something around $100 would fit the bill as they wouldn't be used terribly often.

i'm still really confused and probably doing this out of order but i believe i downloaded the bootloader and it said no c200 found and to ensure i have it in UMS mode. how do i do that?

version: 01.01.05 so, rockboxable then? can you tell me how exactly? i downloaded the zip but there's no self-install that i can se

recently aquired one of these, have read the v1 is rockboxable while the v2 is not. i don't know how to tell what kind mine is, and also have never installed rockbox. help would be much appreciated right now.