Yes, I did a master reset several times. The fact that I get this issue with both buds at the same time and not just the secondary (no matter which bud is the primary), and the fact that my QCY T1's don't do this, leads me to think that it is unrelated to interference and is likely a...

I have just been reading https://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/headphones-earphones-portable-media-devices-314/creative-outlier-air-truly-wireless-earphones-6001902-45.html and some people that had an early batch (like me I think) have reported that they have had theirs replaced and no longer have...

I have just received a set of Creative Outlier Air, and I love the sound and the fit. However, I keep getting regular dropouts from either the L (secondary) bud, or both buds, when connected to my Galaxy S9. It seems like it is losing connection for a fraction of a second, but I can't sem to pin...

Thanks very much for your replies. I have tried the Koss's, but when I run with them they keep falling off. ClieOS, I read your other thread and had not realised that the impedence of the MX90's was so high - I'm only going to be using my little Zen Stone Plus, so that could be an issue. I'll...

Has anyone had any experience with this headphones? I'm looking to get them for going jogging with my Zen Stone Plus, I'm usually a Sennheiser guy and I can get them for a good price, but I hear mixed reviews regarding the 'twist to fit' system - some love it, others are hurt by it! I also...

I have the JVC SU-DH1 paired with HD595's, and the sound for movies is the best I've heard for an artificial 5.1. You have to have a digital optical out from your player in order to retain the digital signal, although you can also use the phono jack that comes with it, but it doesn't work as...

Looking for feedback from anyone who is using this, I have a pair of HD595's and I want a surround sound adapter to watch dvd's after the kids are in bed. I'm going to place an order with Audiocubes, but I wanted to know if they are any good? Thanks guys!

Stone Audio sells it in the UK - http://www.stoneaudio.co.uk/, £9.95...

I've seen the base unit only on German ebay, and I know it has regular headphone sockets so I can use it with my Senn's - is this a good (cheap) way of getting surround sound on my headphones for watching dvd's?

Quote: Originally Posted by Sordel It sounds to me like you are attempting to embark upon a very frustrating path if you don't have an optical or coaxial out for the signal. Personally, I use the optical out on my XBox 360. I've just looked at the back of the cheapo dvd player...

Quote: Originally Posted by jpelg IIRC, it will accept either an analog or digital signal. I do not know what the resulting quality difference would be. I guess what I want to know is, if I connect the JVC unit to my headphone socket, will I still get some approximation of...

I am getting a set of HD595's, and I want to be able to use them for watching movies after the wife and kids are asleep. I was looking at this JVC unit so that I can get a fair reproduction of the HT sound. However, I've just realised that my HT (a cheap all-in-one, the Toshiba SD-43HK) does not...

I've just realised that my HT (a cheap all-in-one, the Toshiba SD-43HK) does not have an optical out or any kind of audio out except for it's own speakers and the headphone socket (not Dolby Headphone) - I assume this means that I will not be able to get the surround sound using headphone jack...

Might have to get the JVC first, then, so that at least I can get the surround sound. This isn't to replace my speakers, just to not wake up my wife and baby after they go to bed! A proper (Xenos or Headphonia) amp will have to wait a few months!

I know they are different types of amps, but what I would like to know is what is better for watching movies? I have just got some HD 595's as my intro to headphone Hi-Fi. My dvd player doesn't have Dolby Headphones (the upgrade is a couple of years away!!), and I want an amp to get the best out...

I plan to upgrade my system to one which has Dolby Headphone built in, but that's not going to happen for a couple of years. I've seen a surround sound processor for headphones called the JVC SU-DH1 (5.1 Surround Sound Processor for Wired Stereo Headphones). Anyone heard of these? Are they worth...

Are they readily available in Europe? I live in The Netherlands, but have also looked in France and Denmark, and I cannot find any dvd's with Dolby Headphone - are they primarily for a US market distribution, or is The Netherlands just slow with this?! Thanks!

I'm about to purchase a set of HD 595's, and I will be watching dvd's via my all-in-one home cinema system. It does not have Dolby Headphone - does this mean that I will have similar issues to the original poster? Or can I just assume that the headphone jack on my system is 2 channels? Thanks!!

Sorry, meant to type RSX 660's!! Anyone had any experience with these? My brother just told me about them, saw them in a UK store but I've never come across them before...

Quote: Originally Posted by Davesrose Well stay on here long enough, and we'll think of really expensive ways to improve your headphones Top audiophile amps and sources can start getting into the price of a 328i easy!!! I know! I had an idea that getting serious with hifi would...

Quote: Originally Posted by Davesrose Welcome aboard......and sorry about your wallet Cheers Dave! Actually, this is the cheaper 'hobby' breaking my wallet - I've spent a small fortune on modding my 2000 BMW 328i as well

Thanks for all the responses, guys. I think I've now settled on HD 595's with a Xenos OHA-REP - that should be a nice affordable intro into the world of the audiophile!!

Thanks Daverose, I haven't ordered yet - I'm looking to get away without a seperate amp, so it looks like the HD595's for me!

Thanks!

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