[JIGF]

Thanks for the complements guys. In an attempt to stop derailing.
 

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Regarding impressions I will post them on the LCD2 threads. I did post a little snippet here
 
@.Sup: The bass is more evident on the LCD2 than on the HD800, but not being bass heavy at all. I think many people has said that already though.

 

[uofmtiger]

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Mine is attached to a vaulted ceiling, it works fine that way as the screen housing is made to hang from hooks.

Do you have a mounted projector or is a table top?  I guess I need to research some of this, but it sounds like it might be easier to pull off than I thought.
 
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Tiger, how does your HD650 sound with the little dot?

I was considering jumping into the $800 range for an amp but the MK III seems like a good amp to get me started and experience the whole "work my way up the chain" thing rather than start halfway up already.

I have modded HD580s, so I am not sure how the 650 will sound.  I personally prefer the X-can V3 (pictured below) with the HD580s.  The Little Dot sounds fantastic with the AKGs and the Audio Technica headphones.
 
The nightstand setup below is now in the living room next to my well worn spot on the couch, but I still use it with the iPad/laptop/ and Airport express as the source.  I bought a clear shelf that was made for a Mac Mini to put the setup on (not pictured) so that I would not have to sit the amp on the DAC.  As you can see, I use a uDac in this setup, too.  The Beresford Dac does not have a USB input, so this allows me to convert the signal from the iPad or Laptop to coax:
 


 

 

[.Sup]

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Thanks for the complements guys. In an attempt to stop derailing.
 

Spoiler

Regarding impressions I will post them on the LCD2 threads. I did post a little snippet here
 
@.Sup: The bass is more evident on the LCD2 than on the HD800, but not being bass heavy at all. I think many people has said that already though.

thanks jigf
 

 

[rogueassasin312]

My computer rig looks like this...its a work in progress!!!!

 

[santacore]

Here is my messy home office setup. I usually just use DT880's when I can't use my speakers. The Grado's got pulled out today, because they were lonely in the closet.
 

 

[BobSaysHi]

Wait, you prefer the dt880s over the hd800? What dude

 

[santacore]

ha! not quite. the dt880's are used in my office system for editing audio. the lcd-2's and hd800's are in used in my main rig for music listening.
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Wait, you prefer the dt880s over the hd800? What dude

 

[shaggy]

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Here is my messy home office setup. I usually just use DT880's when I can't use my speakers. The Grado's got pulled out today, because they were lonely in the closet.
 

 
Oh, my Grado HF2 recently came out of the closet too. . .I was quite shocked!
 
Is that a Fathom Drive you have under the desk?

 

[santacore]

No Fathom, just a relatively cheap Buffalo drive. I bought it because it has a quad interface and looked good next to the Mac Pro. Unfortunately the audio program I use for work doesn't like it so it's been playing back-up duty at home. Sucks!!
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Oh, my Grado HF2 recently came out of the closet too. . .I was quite shocked!
 
Is that a Fathom Drive you have under the desk?

 

[Pseudonyms]

 
Hurray for new cameras.
 
I still need to figure out the cursed thing.  Not much has changed in my listening setup. I do have other speakers I use for listening, but if you've seen my rig before you've seen those 

 
Happy with my new DT880s. I'm amping them unconventionally, but it works until I can finish my first DIY amp.

 

[mikeymad]

^^ 
Setup - pretty good
Avatar - very good

 

[pomme de terre]

 

[Francisco]

Did you build those cars yourself? Cool collection : )
 
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Would you mind if I borrowed your idea? It's just too cool!
 
Here's a look at my updated setup

 

 

 

[jschristian44]

those are nice monitors.  i could tell they were NEC just by the stands.  they look nice though i am impressed.

 

[Somnambulist]

 
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Not really computer related, but... I live in downtown Shanghai.  The view out the balcony window (to the left of my desk) at night looks like this:
 
 

 
That view's going to look even better when the Shanghai Tower is finished in a few years time, 632m of architectural awesomeness.