Attending and bringing:   Cans: Philips Fidelio X2, AKG K701, Shure SRH-940, Audio Technica ATH-AD700   Amp: Objective2 + Odac Combo Rev. B, Fiio E6   Source: Sony Vaio laptop, Sansa Clip

Someone needs to try The Format - Dog Problems and fun. - Be Clam Trust me if you have some good headphone, these songs sound amazing.

The room I would say is about 25x20. As for percentages, 70% movies, 30% music.

I looking to get some home theater speakers now that I have myself a real receiver (Denon AVR-1911).  I'm only looking to pick up the front three right now so the front left and right speakers and the center.   I've read recommendations for so many different speakers across a myriad of...

I bought a $1000+ Panasonic Plasma HDTV from them. Directly from their website. No problems at all, wonderful customer service experience. I don't think you have anything to worry about.

And we have one for amp. I'm keeping score people lets keep it going. I have $400 to burn and need to know what to waste it on.

Lets take a little vote. All those in favor of me getting an amp chime in. All those in favor of me sticking with my H/K 3490 stereo receiver as my amp and getting some Sennheiser HD 650s. Go.

Should I just go for a good portable like the P-51 Mustang and end this confusion and lack of consensus? lol

I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed. There are so many suggestions. I think the only one that was mentioned more than once was the M^3. How much is one pre-assembled by MisterX? Also I really haven't heard much from the tube amp side of things. No real suggestions for a starter tube amp?

I just got quoted on a price for the audio-gd fun and it came to $438 which isn't bad. How many people think I should pull the trigger on that or do we have some other selections?

What do you guys recommend for sources?

I suppose so and it would also get used with my vaio laptop and my PC. I could always pick up an inexpensive dac too right? The KICAS Caliente sound like it fits the bill in the SS department, what about a tube amp?

Sound like no one seems to like the few amps I listed at the start of thread.

I went to the website for the Audio-GD Fun and came back supremely confused. I don't understand how much a complete setup would be. I see all the extra parts and prices but nothing for the main like motherboard component or anything like that so I have no idea of even a price range.

Also...I really don't know of many SS amps in that price range, any sound good for the 'phones I got?

I'm looking to buy my first real headphone amp. All I have right now is a stereo receiver and too many headphones. Headphones are: AKG K701, Shure SRH-840, HFI-780, AD700, JVC RX900 and RX700. I also have plans to later pick up SR225i and ESW9. I need some recomendations for amps around...

I have recently moved to Cleveland, OH for law school and have no idea where to look for Hi-Fi gear. The places that have looked promising ended up being custom home theater installation businesses that really didn't "sell" things. I mean that had plenty of audio gear that would make you drool...

I would love the chance. I've had little exposure to IEMs.

Finally. A publication that I would want to read. Amazing idea and thank you to everyone who is working on this.

Check out this thread it might be what you are looking for. --> http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/yam...2009-a-402483/

Though I've never heard any personally, there is a thread discussing how great the Yamaha RH5MA headphones are. They are closed and seem to have plenty of bass and from whats being said they also seem to be well balanced overall. Great prices on them too, check ebay! Thread Link-->...

Just so you know the AD700s have really no bass presence so I don't think they would a be a good choice for an individual who listens to rap. Depending on whether or not you think your friend would like either tight bass or boomy bass you have some choices. There's the Audio-Technica ATH-M50...

Anyone know where I can get a hold of an Ultrasone HFI-780 1/4 adapter. Its threaded and screws on some I'm pretty sure a third-party adapter won't do. I've looked around but I cannot locate a store selling them.

He was probably thinking of the more expensive JVC Victor HP-DX1000 or HP-DX700 which are more expensive than the Denons.

I will be in the Seattle/Portland area for about a week and I was wondering if there are some good audio stores to hit up. To check out and buy headphones and such. Can anyone help me out?