I received the two pairs of KSC-75s plus the free Y-cord today! Got a good deal for them! Using the coupon I got free shipping even to Canada and Koss sent it using USPS. Got charged $52 CDN on my credit card and I didn't have to pay taxes and handling fee at the post office - looking at the...

Quote: EAX 4.0 ADVANCED HD Driver Update for Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2/Audigy 2 ZS SBA2-WEBUP-W4-LB This driver update contains enhancements and fixes to improve the performance of your Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 or Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS product. Added...

I have the KSC-50, but unfortunately I've never tried the KSC-35 (when I was looking for headphones the KSC-35 hadn't been re-released by Koss) or the PX100. I do have a suggestion that I think makes the KSC-50's sound better: take off the foamies. Doing this seems to really open up the...

The Koss KSC-50 and KSC-55 are available at Best Buy. I saw them at a Walmart as well. The KSC-50 are $34.99 I think at Best Buy. With the foamies off, I like them better then my Sportapro's. Not nearly as boomy bass, so you hear a lot more detail in the mids and highs (at least that's what I...

Try plugging your headphones to the jack on the actual Audigy 2 card (back of the computer). The front drive that comes with the Platinum is suppose to degrade the signal. If you have to up the card volume to 100%, then I think you really need a dedicated amp for your headphones. Just for...

Here's a guide I found: CDDA on DVD, aka creating "Audio DVD-Video"

SilentPCReview The most comprehensive website I've found on quieting down the computer, and the forums are large enough now to share and receive a lot of opinions and information.

If your standard headphone jack is 3.5mm, then you might want to try to look for HP ipaq accessories. My sister just bought an iPaq, and it uses a 2.5mm headphone jack, it came supplied with a 3.5mm to 2.5mm adapter. I'm assuming HP is smart enough to sell the adapter in the event that it's lost.