I just picked up a pair of RHA MA750 Wireless for USD $117, which is roughly 104 Euros. They were tinny and shallow sounding with the default and spin tips, but once I put in the Comply tips - golden!! Not as bright as my Dunu DN-2000J with Comply tips, but pretty close. I would say that the...

lol. Already sold out!! :D

Seriously, having an app that could give the ability to tweak the EQ on the headphones would be awesome!

What, no snacks?? Lol .

My review of the ARC-1 is now live here in the HeadGear Section: https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/aiwa-arc-1-bluetooth-headphone.23267/reviews

My production version of the ARC-1 arrived today. The only thing cosmetically that I noticed different is the Bluetooth button has a white symbol next to it, where the beta headphones did not. I've got all my notes from the beta test. I'm going to re-test everything again with these new ones...

Amazon has the Sennheiser HD 598 SR on sale for 139.99 https://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-HD-598-SR-Open-Back/dp/B06WRMZZ45

When you start of talking about a company being "inherently deceptive"....well, that just doesn't sit well, when they have been anything but. Most people on this site already knew the history of the Aiwa brand. If people don't do their due diligence then that is on them. There are many...

99% of it. But, hey....you are entitled to your opinion. your post comes off as someone with an axe to grind for really no reason. Companies, names, brands get sold and re-built all the time. I just like to give people the benefit of the doubt before panning them.

I do not believe that to be true. Give them a chance to prove what they can do before passing judgement. Since they have been nothing but honest, forthcoming and go out of their way to get input from the consumer, I think we all owe them at least that.

I use the e10k as a DAC only and prefer time amps. I run the FiiO into a Little Dot MkII. Absolutely love the sound on this combo. It runs my DT880 and HD6XX with plenty of power.

It really depends on the music you like. I listen to just about everything, except modern rap and country. I have found in my short journey that there is no one headphone. For rock, metal I look Grado SR225e, got it used here in the forum. For generally everything else, I've fallen for the...

Yes, I saw them online for a long time, and finally broke down and picked one up. Very happy with the pen so far.

Here are a few more...most are my EDC workhorses. The top is a Lamy 2000 medium nib (iroshizuku take-sumi black ink) 2nd is a pilot vanishing point, fine nib (pilot blue ink) 3rd is a TWSBI Diamond 580 1.1mm stub (Noodler's Golden Brown ink) Lastly is a Sheaffer Triumph Imperial fine inlaid...

I just recently bought a pair of 250 Ohm DT880 Chrome from a member here. They are my second set of Beyers, the first being the 80 Ohm DT770. My wife loves them for the low frequency response - she listens to EDM mostly. I liked the DT770 slightly more for "fun listening" than the Audio...

That is super awesome to hear. Curious to get your impression on the cans once you get them. I've no place local that carries the Astell and Kern, so have to live vicariously through others. lol

I would recommend getting a great sounding pair of wired earbuds you like, then get the Radsone EarStudio ES100. Love that combo on my Pixel 2 XL. Works great with my 1More Quad Drivers, Dunu DN-2000J and TFZ Exclusive 5.

Most of them have been very good. I'm not a fan of the smaller nib sizes, so I go over to Goulet Pens online store and buy their replacement number 6 nibs in medium, broad and 1.1stub.

I've been collecting fountain pens for a few years now. Have over 50 in my collection from $1 Chinese imports to a few hundred dollar custom builds. My favorites are Bexley Poseidon. Here are 2 examples. The black and yellow is a custom request I had made for me. Both have medium nibs.

SOG Flashpoint tanto here as my EDC.

Almost forgot....I started learning sound engineering. I'm going to be working the board and mixing at my church on a Behringer X32. All three of our current volunteers are sound engineers for radio stations or TV stations, so I feel this is a great opportunity for me to learn from some very...