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My friend Gary and I will be there. Thanks.
Russ
Russ
My friend Gary and I will be there. Thanks.
Russ
Not sure since this is my first audiophile meet as to what the **** i am supposed to be doing lol
Do i bring my walkman and cans and just hang out? And can i plug my walkman into everyones amps/cans to try? i just dont wanna be rude! I wanna know the groundrules!
Plugging your walkman into the "big-boy" amps as a source may be too inconvenient. But most everyone will allow you to plug in your headphones. Key is just to ask. People are pretty chill and friendly.
Since there are a lot of newer folks showing up, I might reiterate the following:
The standard procedure is to turn down the volume pot, remove current headphone jack, plug in your headphones, and then turn up the volume. Basically always turn down volume before switching headphones.
Also make sure the headphones are plugged in properly (and everything else is working) while turning up the volume. One year, there was one guy who plugged in his headphone into the wrong amp, and kept turning up the volume on one of my headphones which was the one actually plugged in. A few guys noted this and screamed at him to stop.
Plugging your walkman into the "big-boy" amps as a source may be too inconvenient. But most everyone will allow you to plug in your headphones. Key is just to ask. People are pretty chill and friendly.
Since there are a lot of newer folks showing up, I might reiterate the following:
The standard procedure is to turn down the volume pot, remove current headphone jack, plug in your headphones, and then turn up the volume. Basically always turn down volume before switching headphones.
Also make sure the headphones are plugged in properly (and everything else is working) while turning up the volume. One year, there was one guy who plugged in his headphone into the wrong amp, and kept turning up the volume on one of my headphones which was the one actually plugged in. A few guys noted this and screamed at him to stop.
Haha, should have been there!
Thanks! as most of my stuff is pretty cheap, im looking to try out some of the portable amps and some of the higher end setups that i can dream about that night! i just love music and headphones so im amped to check all this out! as for the "big boy" amp statement...i assume you mean its just not worth it to use my little mp3 player on the bigger setups? im gonna feel pretty lame bringing my mdr vx100's and my phillips she3580 iems...but at least ill get to see if anything makes a difference!
Well, I've seen stranger stuff like a Beyer? headphone launched 30ft across the room!
Well, I think part of it is that it's a pain to unplug / plug in sources while other folks are waiting. The TOTL rigs tend to be popular. Don't worry about what you bring. I'm bringing stuff on behalf of Cavalli Audio, otherwise I would have walked in with nothing (or my Beats) and just enjoyed being in fancy toy store of sorts. If you are super curious, I'll let you plug in your mp3 player in the amp I'm bringing.
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Well, I've seen stranger stuff like a Beyer? headphone launched 30ft across the room!
Well, I think part of it is that it's a pain to unplug / plug in sources while other folks are waiting. The TOTL rigs tend to be popular. Don't worry about what you bring. I'm bringing stuff on behalf of Cavalli Audio, otherwise I would have walked in with nothing (or my Beats) and just enjoyed being in fancy toy store of sorts. If you are super curious, I'll let you plug in your mp3 player in the amp I'm bringing.
We like to bring a Pure i20 dock so iPhone/iPod users can listen to their own source material on our rigs. Much easier and higher quality than a Walkman...
We like to bring a Pure i20 dock so iPhone/iPod users can listen to their own source material on our rigs. Much easier and higher quality than a Walkman...