My source of music is Rdio being streamed at 320 Kbps. I am relatively new to "better quality" sound and all my previous have been at low quality. That is why I chose Rdio to start. Seems fine now, but I would like anyone's opinion/advice on this.
Thanks.
This would be my first meet so I have a few things to learn. I plan on bringing several UIEMs to the meet for my usage and to allow others to experience them. How would I keep the tips clean during the meet?
This would be my first meet so I have a few things to learn. I plan on bringing several UIEMs to the meet for my usage and to allow others to experience them. How would I keep the tips clean during the meet?
According to the host, there should be plenty of table space for everyone, no reservations. Might as well bring your gear so you will be able to make direct comparisons with other gear.
I'm starting a new job this Monday and I'm unsure if I'll be required to work the weekend. I'm sorry guys, but I won't know for sure until the very last minute...
Hi Bill, sorry for taking so long to respond. I will know by Thursday if I can attend, I sent you a couple of questions regarding the address and start time. Thanks.
Based on your equipment, I'm guessing you're the guy from my reddit thread?
I replied there too, but the post format makes it really hard to keep track of posts.
What do you normally use as a source? a laptop? Maybe you could bring a microSD card with your favorites. There should be a decent selection of music, from what i hear. I was going to bring my laptop, but I don't like my new E7 DAC. I will just be bringing my Android phone (spotify), and possibly my Nationite S:Flo2
I will be bringing my laptop with a good representation of demo lossless files, so I could also use it to play an SD card or flash drive for anyone who wants to hear their own files.
No problem! I've got about 20 pairs I can bring (listed on the first page). I guess I need to buy some paper tape
I'm surprised there isn't more response in this thread. There seemed to be interest in the main thread. I'm hoping we get a decent turn out.
I could PM you the info, but I think the OP (Sewer Guy) would rather distribute the info to keep tabs on who's going. Might want to send him a PM. If it gets down to the wire and he hasn't replied, I will send it to you.
Based on your equipment, I'm guessing you're the guy from my reddit thread?
I replied there too, but the post format makes it really hard to keep track of posts.
What do you normally use as a source? a laptop? Maybe you could bring a microSD card with your favorites. There should be a decent selection of music, from what i hear. I was going to bring my laptop, but I don't like my new E7 DAC. I will just be bringing my Android phone (spotify), and possibly my Nationite S:Flo2
For my main setup, I use my desktop PC as a source. My portable source is my Nexus 5, which is not the best.
My main concern was that I don't have a source to provide others to use with my equipment. Though, I don't mind at all if others want to connect their own source to my DAC or amp.
For my main setup, I use my desktop PC as a source. My portable source is my Nexus 5, which is not the best.
My main concern was that I don't have a source to provide others to use with my equipment. Though, I don't mind at all if others want to connect their own source to my DAC or amp.
Welcome back to head-fi! I think there will be a few people with your cans, but I doubt there will be a shortage of people wanting to listen to the HD650's. I'll be first in line
Everyone has a cell phone nowadays. As long as people are content plugging their iPod, or Android into your setup, I wouldn't worry. I could see the benefit of a good source though. You could demo tracks that really make your gear shine, set the proper levels, etc...
I haven't heard a total head count yet, but I'd actually prefer if it was a smaller meet.
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