[drez]

I haven't seen anyone angry. Someone posted their setup and people are discussing it, isn't that what this thread is for?

Nope its for posting pictures of computer rigs. Minimal discussion is tolerated, but cable discussion is just a can of worms nobody wants opened in the thread. I would recommend voicing opinion on USB cables in another thread.

 

[scott hifi]

  It's not even a cable argument.  It's claiming that one usb cable can send a bunch of 1s and 0s better than another usb cable.  It's complete nonsense.  It's a digital signal.  People claiming their magic $900 usd RCA's or headphone cables that actually carry an analog signal sound better than others are a bit more sane.  
 
Do people that buy $100+ dollar usb cables and claim they sound different understand what it's moving from point a to point b?  

what kind of car do you drive?  i hope its a 87 yugo because anyone foolish enough to drive anything but a minimalist car from point a to b would be "nonsense" 
and when you go to the grocery store and buy beer you don't buy that stuff that tastes better or is brewed at higher standard then the store brand....  
 
if you don't like that I am running a $999 cable on my usb for DSD transfer then so be it.  if you are coming by RMAF this weekend then i would love to share the differences between my $19 Audioquest Pearl cable, My Cardas Clear USB $130 cable, my Audioquest Carbon $400 cable, and my Light Harmonic Lightspeed USB cable...

 

[scott hifi]

Nope its for posting pictures of computer rigs. Minimal discussion is tolerated, but cable discussion is just a can of worms nobody wants opened in the thread. I would recommend voicing opinion on USB cables in another thread.

exactly what i was thinking drez 
 
people who have to find a problem in something else that someone else enjoys and having to voice their opinion to spite them is a ugly truth of the internet

 

[Folex]

Late night testing of my 3 primary headphones. Denon 2000, Beyer 990's and MS2000's
 

 

[htr2d2]

  Late night testing of my 3 primary headphones. Denon 2000, Beyer 990's and MS2000's
 

Nice!  Now, I have headphone envy. Holding off a bit before my next pair.

 

[penmarker]

 
Panorama gone wrong, ignore the stitches lol.
Just got the HiVi Swans A30 speakers. Sound really big for their size. Driven through the Aune T1 line out.
 
DAC/Amp: Aune T1
Headphones: JVC HA-S500 
Goldring DR150
Speakers: HiVi Swans A30

 

[RingingEars]

This is from last year. I need to take a more recent pic. A few things have changed

 

[Folex]

 
This is from last year. I need to take a more recent pic. A few things have changed

 
Step 1: Turn on auto-pilot
Step 2: Grab Coffee
Step 3: Profit

 

[RingingEars]

   
Step 1: Turn on auto-pilot
Step 2: Grab Coffee
Step 3: Profit

lol Yeah pretty much....

 

[Headzone]

Need better sound to get into the real effect.

 

[Smugsie]

  Need better sound to get into the real effect.

A 30" subwoofer should do it!

 

[RingingEars]

  Need better sound to get into the real effect.

Those speakers you see behind my monitors are bigger than you think. They are the Dayton audio B652 running off a Topping TP21 amp. Cheap, but loud(no need for a sub). I need to get them on mounts so I can properly aim them.
They look small because they're sitting behind 27" Dell monitors. The one on the desk(now two) are 24" Asus. 
Now with said, I usually only fly(actually do everything) with headphones so I don't disturb my wife when she's on her computer. I have five in this room alone, seven total in the house. I'm kind of a computer nerd

 

[VXAce]

 
This is from last year. I need to take a more recent pic. A few things have changed

Whoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooa. That's cool.

 

[acain]

Very nice set up.

 

[RingingEars]

  Whoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooa. That's cool.

Thanks. I'll try to get an updated pic of it today. I now have another 24" monitor on the desk for FO flight instruments and an overhead keyboard for lights, fuel, etc...
The wires on the proto board you see on the left is hooked to an Arduino and hooked to the network. It runs my landing gear operation and soon will run quite a bit more functions.
I'm also tearing down the Saitek throttle to use the parts for a 737 throttle I'm building....
It is a lot of fun