New Member Introductions thread

[Digfox]

Edits can be done after making your first post on the forum, so you're all set.

Awesome, thank you.

 

[StevenHR]

Hey everyone,

Thank you for allowing me into the community. My name is Steve and like many of you - have more headphones than ears.

 

[musiclover2932]

Hello everyone! Name is Ash and new to this community. Looking forward to getting to know more likeminded music lovers here. To start with questions - can anyone suggest more musicians like Yosi Horikawa? Have explored Daisuke Tanabe. Looking for more options ...

 

[questchen914]

Hi, This is Questchen914. I have browsing headfi for many years but didn’t register until today. I am generally interested in IEM and two channel system.

 

[Vamp898]

Hi, This is Questchen914. I have browsing headfi for many years but didn’t register until today. I am generally interested in IEM and two channel system.

With that interest, you hit the right forum =)

 

[bikemutt]

Hi all, new to the forum. Been a 'phile of some sort forever it seems, now that I've retired and downsized headphones make the most sense for me. Started with Shure SRH1540, figured out how to EQ 'em. Tried a pair of Beyerdynamic DT1770 Pro MkII, not really my cup 'o tea. Now enjoying a pair of Audio-Technica ATH-MSR7b, no EQ needed so far.

Front end: iFi Zen DAC v2 and iFi Zen CAN amp. Qobuz.

 

[Vamp898]

Hi all, new to the forum. Been a 'phile of some sort forever it seems, now that I've retired and downsized headphones make the most sense for me. Started with Shure SRH1540, figured out how to EQ 'em. Tried a pair of Beyerdynamic DT1770 Pro MkII, not really my cup 'o tea. Now enjoying a pair of Audio-Technica ATH-MSR7b, no EQ needed so far.

Front end: iFi Zen DAC v2 and iFi Zen CAN amp. Qobuz.

Welcome to the Audio Technica Gang

 

[Tranhieu666]

Hi all new member here! Excited new journey here for building headphone amplifiers and the like.

 

[dsaX21]

Hi, new member here, I like IEMs.

 

[kvijay]

Welcome all new comers

 

[WigglePig]

Evening all,

I have recently returned to an interest in decent headphones/earphones after a few years of not being particularly bothered so I am interested to see that not an awful lot has changed in the technology since 2003 and simultaneously that quite decent gear is available for very reasonable money.

Having tired of the sound from AirPod Pro and various other Bluetooth units I have returned to my Etymotic HF2 and a pair of ER3XR, both of which produce acceptably good results using a small external DAC with my phone.

Happy days!

Piggly

 

[MindBreak]

Evening all,

I have recently returned to an interest in decent headphones/earphones after a few years of not being particularly bothered so I am interested to see that not an awful lot has changed in the technology since 2003 and simultaneously that quite decent gear is available for very reasonable money.

Having tired of the sound from AirPod Pro and various other Bluetooth units I have returned to my Etymotic HF2 and a pair of ER3XR, both of which produce acceptably good results using a small external DAC with my phone.

Happy days!

Piggly

Welcome to Head-Fi,

One change that is quite interesting since then is the upward trend of tube gear adoption by newer audiophiles, and thus increased options from manufacturers. I am a late comer to the tube game, but I am glad that the cost of entry has lowered, and the availability has increased. Looking forward to seeing you around in the various threads on this forum.

Happy Listening!

Fledgling Tube Addict

 

[Vamp898]

Evening all,

I have recently returned to an interest in decent headphones/earphones after a few years of not being particularly bothered so I am interested to see that not an awful lot has changed in the technology since 2003 and simultaneously that quite decent gear is available for very reasonable money.

Having tired of the sound from AirPod Pro and various other Bluetooth units I have returned to my Etymotic HF2 and a pair of ER3XR, both of which produce acceptably good results using a small external DAC with my phone.

Happy days!

Piggly

Pretty sure you came to the right place =)

 

[WigglePig]

Welcome to Head-Fi,

One change that is quite interesting since then is the upward trend of tube gear adoption by newer audiophiles, and thus increased options from manufacturers. I am a late comer to the tube game, but I am glad that the cost of entry has lowered, and the availability has increased. Looking forward to seeing you around in the various threads on this forum.

Happy Listening!

Fledgling Tube Addict

That is most interesting...valve gear is (or was) absolutely lovely but also power hungry but I feel certain that a reasonable thermionic pocket-portable headphone amp could be produced with current battery and buck converter kit. The tiny cold cathode Soviet valves I used to use are very much not available nowadays but I wonder if something similar is currently produced...
I shall investigate.

In the meantime I am very much enjoying the performance from these tiny USB C DACs like the Apple one which drives my ER3XR very well indeed.

Piggly

 

[pogiwonkanobi]

Hi all, another new member. Please treat me well.