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  1. Lord Chaos

    Audeze LCD-4 long-term

    I've had my LCD-4 for a few years now. I look around at new products mainly for curiosity, and to see how technology progresses. I'm as pleased with the sound of the LCD-4 as I was at the start. I am tempted by the LCD-5 due to its lighter weight, but feel no great need to change. My only...
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    My experience with Audeze's LCD-4

    A few weeks ago, the Denon AH-D7000 that I bought about 10 years ago quit working. They'd been well used, and if I could have found a new pair just like them I'd have bought it. For a time I thought I could live without headphones. I have speakers now, which I didn't have 10 years ago. After a...
  3. Lord Chaos

    Some Tips for the new Pono user

    Being a new Pono user myself, I'm aware of the learning curve. Even with a simple device there are things harder to learn than they should be. Here are some things I've picked up, helped along by Head-Fi member Oneway23.   1. You need the Pono Music World software only to update the player...
  4. Lord Chaos

    An Interesting Piano...

    Here's a very interesting article from the folks at Stereophile:   http://www.audiostream.com/content/download-week-nils-frahm   Nils Frahm is a composer, and plays pianos built by a friend of his. Their current project is a vertical piano that's close to 4.5 meters tall; the length of the...
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    Looking for simplicity in a DAP

    I bought an Ipod Touch a couple of weeks ago, based on Apple's specs. Unfortunately the specs were wrong and the device would not work with my Mac Mini, so I took it back.   What I'm trying to do seems pretty simple. For years I had a portable CD player by my bed along with a few CDs, and I'd...
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    Windows 7 USB audio line in... Where is it?

    I recently bought an analog-to-digital converter to simplify the process of adding LPs to my computer-based music system. The music library is kept on an offboard hard disk system connected to a Mac Mini, but I wanted to use my Windows 7 PC for the LP transfers because of its greater memory and...
  7. Lord Chaos

    Music Outside of My Head

    For most of the 1970s I was on something of a quest to get the best sound I could. I listened to many speakers, amps and sources. Having more time than money at the time, I did more research than buying. The final system, before various moves drove me to downscale, used a Thorens TD-125...
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    Exact Audio Copy in the Real World

    I've had some recent experiences with Exact Audio Copy I think some folks might be interested in.   My normal system is a Mac Powerbook, six years old, connected to a 1-terabyte RAID system that holds the music library. I rip in Apple Lossless using Itunes and play back through a Benchmark...
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    Denon AH-D7000: Iconoclast's Impression

    Summary: I'm delighted with these headphones. Anyone looking for balanced, full-spectrum, detailed sound that's not fatiguing would be well served with these, I believe. Unfortunately I can't offer a comparison with other high-quality phones. Some background: I've been involved in live...
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    Phono Pre-amp Recommendation?

    There are some records that will never come to CD, so last year I bought a replacement turntable and support equipment: Rega Planar 5 with offboard power supply module Rega cartridge (I've forgotten the model number) Pro-ject Tube Box phono pre-amp The pre-amp connects to a Mackie 1202...
  11. Lord Chaos

    Orchestra Tuning sound effect?

    Hi. I've been looking for a recording of an orchestra tuning up. I've searched sound effect CDs, sound effect sites and the library, to no avail. Does anyone here know where I can get such? It doesn't even need to be a professional recording, just something I can get and play legally. Thank you.
  12. Lord Chaos

    A Delight for Sousa Fans!

    I just got a CD, "Strictly Sousa," played by the Dallas Wind Symphony. This isn't the usual bam-bam, crash-crash, oom-pah playing. If you like Sousa marches, you should pick up a copy. Marches played as real music. Sousa was a great composer but his abilities rarely are allowed to shine as they...
  13. Lord Chaos

    Looking for Excellent Sealed Cans

    My main headphone application is listening while lying on my back in bed. My old Sony MDR-CD6 'phones work well for this, with small earpieces that still seal well to reduce outside noise. The problem is that I can no longer get replacement earpads, and they come unstuck after a couple of years...
  14. Lord Chaos

    Physiology and In-ear Monitors

    A few years ago I had some trouble finding new earpads for my Sony MDR-CD6 'phones. These, to my ears, are excellent and better than the V600 that was my first attempt to replace them. I next tried Etymotic ER-4s. When the seal was good these were great except for the cable noise. So long as...
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