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New Head-Fier
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- Jan 17, 2013
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First post!
Hi my name is Troy.
Title describes the cans in my current "portable" setup.
The setup being:
5(.5)th gen iPod
Fiio L9 (or L11 for charge and play)
pa2v2 (Thanks Gary!)
LA M-D2ks (Thanks Mark and Lawton Audio Team!)
Not that I actually listen to the huge cans on the go, but I like my music! Still an undergrad at university, so a home sound system is not something that I will have in the near future. However, I am graduating soon, so we'll see how things turn out post-grad.
Anyway, a little bit about me, my setup, and how I ended up on these forums.
Me:
I like video games, love music, enjoy movies. Undergrad studying Linguistics & Japanese. My other interests include sports: playing golf and tennis, and watching those sports as well as basketball (although I only got into watching basketball recently). Personal health and wellness is also a recent interest of mine: yoga, going to the gym, attempting p90x, and trying... to eat healthy. Trying, because student budget makes it difficult to eat as healthily as I would like. Hahaha.
My setup:
Acquired the 5th gen ipod during my community college days. For a long time, I'd been listening to music out of an older gen ipod (with iBuds), then I acquired this ipod. Shortly after, I acquired an iPhone 3GS (still use it!). Did a little bit of reading, and if the information is legit, the source I am using has a DAC from Wolfson. Which I, in my as of yet limited understanding, understand is a good thing.
The FiiO L9 and L11 were acquired from Amazon earlier this month, the pa2v2 arrived from Electric Ave shortly after, and then finally the LA M-D2ks. The cans actually arrived at my place today! Excitement!
Landing here:
I was actually logged on to Guild Wars 2, and I had recently joined a big guild, decided to represent them on one of my little characters and sent a message regarding headphones into Guild chat. A few suggestions and a short conversation later, I found myself at head-fi.org, creating an account! Most of my activity here has been reading, well... ALL of my activity until this post has been reading, so... yeah. =]
Reviews have been extremely helpful! Thanks to all who have taken the time to write them, especially to those who have authored the ones I have read (sorry I don't know specifically who these thanks go out to, but for what it's worth... thanks anyway).
Future purchases(?): senn HD650, hifiman he-500, soundcard for my desktop, desktop amp.
Currently awaiting the arrival of: usb to mini usb cable and senn headphone rack... thing... holder!
Sorry about the long-winded, first post, but if you're still with me at this point, then thanks for reading!!!
Troy
PS If you're wondering how I acquired this set of cans with my "student" budget. The answer is that they were a gift for my birthday (which was yesterday 2/21).
PPS Guess I can't upload any pictures yet, but if/when I am given the privilege of doing so, I will upload pics of the custom cups by themselves (they're Black Walnut btw!), the headphones, and the whole setup.
Hi my name is Troy.
Title describes the cans in my current "portable" setup.
The setup being:
5(.5)th gen iPod
Fiio L9 (or L11 for charge and play)
pa2v2 (Thanks Gary!)
LA M-D2ks (Thanks Mark and Lawton Audio Team!)
Not that I actually listen to the huge cans on the go, but I like my music! Still an undergrad at university, so a home sound system is not something that I will have in the near future. However, I am graduating soon, so we'll see how things turn out post-grad.
Anyway, a little bit about me, my setup, and how I ended up on these forums.
Me:
I like video games, love music, enjoy movies. Undergrad studying Linguistics & Japanese. My other interests include sports: playing golf and tennis, and watching those sports as well as basketball (although I only got into watching basketball recently). Personal health and wellness is also a recent interest of mine: yoga, going to the gym, attempting p90x, and trying... to eat healthy. Trying, because student budget makes it difficult to eat as healthily as I would like. Hahaha.
My setup:
Acquired the 5th gen ipod during my community college days. For a long time, I'd been listening to music out of an older gen ipod (with iBuds), then I acquired this ipod. Shortly after, I acquired an iPhone 3GS (still use it!). Did a little bit of reading, and if the information is legit, the source I am using has a DAC from Wolfson. Which I, in my as of yet limited understanding, understand is a good thing.
The FiiO L9 and L11 were acquired from Amazon earlier this month, the pa2v2 arrived from Electric Ave shortly after, and then finally the LA M-D2ks. The cans actually arrived at my place today! Excitement!
Landing here:
I was actually logged on to Guild Wars 2, and I had recently joined a big guild, decided to represent them on one of my little characters and sent a message regarding headphones into Guild chat. A few suggestions and a short conversation later, I found myself at head-fi.org, creating an account! Most of my activity here has been reading, well... ALL of my activity until this post has been reading, so... yeah. =]
Reviews have been extremely helpful! Thanks to all who have taken the time to write them, especially to those who have authored the ones I have read (sorry I don't know specifically who these thanks go out to, but for what it's worth... thanks anyway).
Future purchases(?): senn HD650, hifiman he-500, soundcard for my desktop, desktop amp.
Currently awaiting the arrival of: usb to mini usb cable and senn headphone rack... thing... holder!
Sorry about the long-winded, first post, but if you're still with me at this point, then thanks for reading!!!
Troy
PS If you're wondering how I acquired this set of cans with my "student" budget. The answer is that they were a gift for my birthday (which was yesterday 2/21).
PPS Guess I can't upload any pictures yet, but if/when I am given the privilege of doing so, I will upload pics of the custom cups by themselves (they're Black Walnut btw!), the headphones, and the whole setup.