[skudmunky]

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Originally Posted by jonnywolfet what have you done to your e4g? this looks interesting!

looks like a clever little stealth "cheapo" earclip mod

well done that man.

 

[Zephyron]

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Originally Posted by fongalv Hi there...did you get the shures locally?

I had to order it through jmilo online, the total cost I paid back then was SG$340 though, since we had to include S&H.

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Originally Posted by jonnywolfet what have you done to your e4g? this looks interesting!

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Originally Posted by skudmunky looks like a clever little stealth "cheapo" earclip mod

skudmunky: The earclips are a default given item in the E4g package. Its pretty cool

This is what I did to my E4 (with UE SuperFi biflange)
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[LFC_SL]

I've read the last 4 post your portable rig threads, yet this is the first I will do so

Apologies for quality. No optical zoom on the cam

 

[LFC_SL]

Double post soz

Also apologies for size of pics above. It was my first time

Will now won't do it in future

 

[fongalv]

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Originally Posted by Zephyron I had to order it through jmilo online, the total cost I paid back then was SG$340 though, since we had to include S&H.

oo...but thats still quite a steal even in todays prices...
just curious, how does the warranty work on online purchases?
i just sent my e3c in for a second time...

 

[afireinside]

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Originally Posted by XFxGeforced you have a nice psu there. im guessing its a powerstream...520w? and why do the backs of those koss' look shiny or gooey

Yeah it's an OCZ powersteam 520 watt

I also have a 420 watt not in the picture I use to power my video cards.

The KSC's are shiny black because I colored them in with a black sharpie lol

 

[BavariaBarbarian]

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Originally Posted by Zephyron My humble little set-up:

Wait a second, are you running that PINT on 3x 1.2V?

 

[K2Grey]

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Originally Posted by BavariaBarbarian Wait a second, are you running that PINT on 3x 1.2V?

From the picture, I think he's got 3 more batteries beneath those.

 

[BavariaBarbarian]

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Originally Posted by K2Grey From the picture, I think he's got 3 more batteries beneath those.

It's hard to tell from this perspective. The board has 20mm and it seems to fit quite snugly...
Would be nice if this could be done.

But nice case, btw!

 

[Filburt]

Woops, sorry about incorrectly identifying the post. I was a little tired last night when I posted, mlarn. I edited it to reflect the correction

I can't seem to find my Friday Night in San Francisco CD...where did I put it! It just sounds so very lovely on the NP11, especially. Hmm...maybe it's sitting in another PCDP

 

[Filburt]

Hey Audiofiler, I have to leave Tucson from around next week until around the 7th of August, but I'll be back from the 8th onward. Maybe we should arrange a mini-meet here (I don't own a car), and you can try out my SL-NP11 and whatever else you've found intriguing in my collection

 

[Zephyron]

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Originally Posted by BavariaBarbarian Wait a second, are you running that PINT on 3x 1.2V?

Yes, its running on 3X 1.2V AA

 

[BavariaBarbarian]

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Originally Posted by Zephyron Yes, its running on 3X 1.2V AA

So it can be done? Yay!

- Wait, that means I'll have to try it too...

Was that my empty wallet, scuttling to hide under the bed?

 

[Mercuttio]

Since I'm enjoying my portable rig so much these days, I figured I should pop a few pictures of it on here.

Here's the whole thing in this great little Japanese bag that jjcha had lying around. The brand is MSPC Master Piece, and they make a lot of awesome bags in Japan. That metal thing is indeed the clasp, and it is quite nice. The whole thing has a great little carrabiner (sp?) in the back to clip onto your belt. Interestingly, the bag is an absolute perfect fit for this setup. The front zips down in such a manner that exposes the full iPod front, and you can zip the two zippers right around the headphone jack so only it is exposed.

Here it is out of the bag. Agent 18 case with the nice little velcro coins affixing it to the new Total Bithead. Fantastic little amp for the money, and I haven't even been using it as a DAC nearly as much as I should be. 30 gig iPod in black, of course. The line out was a custom dealie by Audio Line Out.

The whole thing sounds great, although the SR60s are certainly holding it back at the moment. My home rig is in flux while I try to find synergy in a newer pair of headphones and a DAC, so I won't be able to afford the HF1 or SR225 that this setup deserves for a bit.

 

[Zephyron]

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Originally Posted by BavariaBarbarian So it can be done? Yay! - Wait, that means I'll have to try it too... Was that my empty wallet, scuttling to hide under the bed?

It can be done, and I think using 3 or 4 X 1.2V AA would be ideal since the PINT I got now runs on 47-50mA, so it should optimally last for about 50 hours max provided the current discharge from the batteries are ideal. Running them on my 2500mAh GPs tho... not expecting it to go much more than 35 hours =/