There's also the SOHA which could be used for about $80 http://www.glassjaraudio.com/categor...3?categoryId=3 Bonus: You could also use it strickly as a headphone amp too.

It ultimately comes down to components used and the circuit design (electrical and physical layout). Is that what you're asking?

^Since when is price the sole determiner of quality? Thanks for the suggestions Nate. I searched a bit and couldn't find info or where to buy one...any links?

BTW Dude, your avatar is kind of freakin' me out. :P

Quote: Originally Posted by monolith On top of that, the T2 is one of the few truly portable headphone amps out there. That's exactly why I'm intrested in it...but I also am willing to give up some 'portability' for added SQ. Quote: Originally Posted by monolith...

Anyone have experience with the ER-6i's and the T2? Sorry for being impatient...I need to get this ordered before I realize I don't have the money to feed this habit and talk myself out of it.

Thanks guys. What about the iBasso T2? Same bass boost quality as the P2?

Hey guys and gals, I bought the ER-6i's a couple of months ago and really like them, but I would like a little more bottom end. What amp do you suggest with a decent sounding bass boost? I'm shooting for no more than $150 here so I'm thinking the iBasso T2 (I really like the size too) or the...

Check out Renco Renco Electronics, Inc. They have decent prices on small batches and prototypes. Not sure what they would do for personal (not company) orders.

Why would it be damaged??? Does it work? It sounds like the play button got pushed accidently about 3xx songs ago. With or without headphones plugged in it's going to just play. Use the hold switch. Side note...if you have headphones plugged in and it's playing, it will pause (and...

Quote: Originally Posted by fault151 Where did you get your switch from? I got them from my work, but here's the catalog page of the type I got. http://www.electro-nc.com/rotaryus/c5_6.pdf

Quote: Originally Posted by fault151 am i right in thinking the relay method for a switch box is better than controlling the siwtching just via a switch control like Bjornboy81 build. http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f6/pos...ml#post3535067 Is this beacause all the audio signal...

lol...nice!

Quote: Originally Posted by Joshatdot This is why...smooth smooth FREQ across the board Gotcha...guess it lookes a little more out than that by the numbers. Looks good though!

no need to quote with all the pictures. Perferrably none, but if you're quoting a post from a couple pages ago, please include only one. We've already seen them...no need to post them all again. thanks

I've made some from the teflon SPC coax wire and it worked fine. no need to braid either. got it from this store: eBay Store - John's Silver Teflon Wire Shop: 24 AWG, Kapton Wire, 26 AWG

Quote: Originally Posted by Kerry I just completed a build of the Kevin Gilmore All-Triode Tube amplifier. It's got a solid state power supply and uses PTP wiring for the tube section. The case was made from scratch using aluminum that I ordered online. This is my first amplifier...

Quote: Originally Posted by Cousin Patty Thanks. The amp in the corner is my old bass amp. I dont use that anymore (except to put stuff on). I'll take that off your hands for you Those Hartkes are nice Much smaller than my hugh ***** 15" Fender M-80

Did you enter the tuned frequency? If so, why did you go for 19.33Hz? Seems kind of low. It looks like the actual will be around 50, which seems a little high. I think optimal would be around 35, 37 ish. my $0.02.

Bonthouse is exactly right in my question. thanks for clearifying. My guess is that you're not hearing the 40KHz itself, but rather sensing the modulation of the signal. With some serious signal processing you could probably do some prettty bad ass surround sound! 20.1 anyone!

Quote: Originally Posted by Brian_the_King This is simply awesome. I'd chill there anytime Are you being sarcastic with the rolling eyes? I think it looks great! Nice setups everyone!

Quote: Originally Posted by Jelle Schrijver So i am looking for people (in the benelux region ?) with a electronics background to collaborate with to build a DIY neurophone. Thats what it has to do with DIY. It's kind of a neat concept...wonder how will it works from person...

Quote: Originally Posted by digitalmind Hmm, that's not expensive at all. Perhaps, instead of having the whole Table floating, it'd be an idea to only have the platter float? Multiple magnets on the underside of the platter and on the Table, it should be possible to support the...

MAGCRAFT® Neodymium Magnets They have all different sizes with different pulling forces...not badly priced either! Cool idea

Quote: Originally Posted by muz640 A match made in Heaven, plus PX100/HD650 *snip pic* Nice! What IC is that? It looks very flexible...flexible is good