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Head-Fi's Sybil
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Yesterday, I was attempting to enjoy my precious FLAC rip of the vintage wax recording of Hank Gruel's 1917 classic, "I Basted Mary Pickford's Omelet," when I noticed a vile and constant hiss emanating from the cranium-side-mounted speakers I refer to as my over-the-skulls.
It was then that I realized said OTSs -- which had never hissed at me before -- were plugged into the Fiio E10.
I now have copious bills from my audiologist to verify the extent of the aesthetic trauma caused by that event.
This "E10," a so-called "amp/DAC" (which I've enclosed in so-called "quotation marks") is nothing less than an aluminum-enclosed abuse against every Head-fi member who has ever cared about fidelity. I demand that Fiio recall every single device they've made since 70,881 BC --
Wait a minute. The pre-ripped source happened to be a wax recording. What if my listening experience was hampered in some way by the naturally produced lavender noise that others on the CYLINDRICAL EAR Forums have praised so highly --
I need to rethink this complaint. Will post again after I notice some other defect (and I will!) which may or may not be caused by SIBLI (Signal Impinged By Listener's Inattention).
It was then that I realized said OTSs -- which had never hissed at me before -- were plugged into the Fiio E10.
I now have copious bills from my audiologist to verify the extent of the aesthetic trauma caused by that event.
This "E10," a so-called "amp/DAC" (which I've enclosed in so-called "quotation marks") is nothing less than an aluminum-enclosed abuse against every Head-fi member who has ever cared about fidelity. I demand that Fiio recall every single device they've made since 70,881 BC --
Wait a minute. The pre-ripped source happened to be a wax recording. What if my listening experience was hampered in some way by the naturally produced lavender noise that others on the CYLINDRICAL EAR Forums have praised so highly --
I need to rethink this complaint. Will post again after I notice some other defect (and I will!) which may or may not be caused by SIBLI (Signal Impinged By Listener's Inattention).