Ordered! Hope it likes the shanling m1.
And I should see if it's possible to make the glossy black into a matte somehow...
Red and blue is best
Ordered! Hope it likes the shanling m1.
And I should see if it's possible to make the glossy black into a matte somehow...
Ordered! Hope it likes the shanling m1.
And I should see if it's possible to make the glossy black into a matte somehow...
Hey guys, I feel really sad..I got the iBasso CB13 cable about 2 weeks ago, today I tried unconnecting it from by iBasso it01 and the connector snapped off into the socket.
What do I do?
EDIT: Here's a pic of it..
https://imgur.com/a/v2GsyKB
Dude, what about your trip on moding these into one of those loudspeakers?@Paul - iBasso - Your contract production line of cables seem to have serious problem with soldering points! Seriously... you already saw my poor jack soldering, now this...
But I hope faulty units will be replaced without question...
Dude, what about (1) your trip on moding these into one of those loudspeakers?
(2) The last I checked, you were at the woods selection.
No, I genuinely interested. Me personally, I don't even breath when I'm holding my IEMs in my hands, let alone moding them the way you do, the best I can do regarding "moding" is to stick some fake ass wooden or carbon stickers onto the faceplates so I'm very curious.1) Wut da... ? Into loudspeakers? Are You mocking me?
2) Wooden backplates laquer layer is drying atm Hopefully 2 days will harden them enough to leave glossy look. Maybe friday I`ll try to assemble them permanently but I`m away at educational workshop for few days. Probably have to wait till next week to see pics
Hi everybody I know that this might be quite difficult/impossible to answer, but I was wondering if somebody could compare these to the Audio techica ATH-M50x. I know it is completely different type of headphones, but I am thinking if changing the ATH-M50x to something more portable. Something I am very curious about is isolation and instrument separation/layering. If anybody could give me any tips, I'll be very thankful