Pictures of Your Portable Rig [Part XI]
Apr 22, 2008 at 4:01 AM Post #61 of 1,377
Well, Since I just received my q-JAYS, heres my rig! Still waiting for the 2move!
Please excuse the nonexistent color matching..


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Edit: Whoo! I just topped a page! And excuse my poor picture taking, it was taken from my cell phone
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Apr 22, 2008 at 4:14 AM Post #62 of 1,377
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Thanks =). This rig is really nice, and thin! I am waiting on a low profile LOD from Punnisher to cap it all off...it will then be perfect in my eyes.

I just want to say, what I really like about this rig is that I don't need a strap. I used double sided tape to hold the super mini together with the nano...it's perfect.



Nice going with the pack of cards picture.
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I'm curious about the tape though. Does it allow for the two units to separate when you need that, or do you just keep them attached all the time?

I certainly don't like the thickness of the velcro in mine, but I need the ability to separate them considering the amount of time I use the nano unamped.

Also, what case is that?
 
Apr 22, 2008 at 4:21 AM Post #63 of 1,377
^^^
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The tape is perfect. It is strong enough to hold the amp and nano together, but also allows me to take the two apart whenever I need to without any residue. In fact, when I take the combo apart, the tape remains sticky enough to put the two back together. I would say the tape is very strong, and gives the combo a solid, sturdy feeling. I highly recommend it.

Case is agent18 eco shield...
Amazon.com: Agent18 Eco Shield Case for iPod nano 3G (Black): Electronics
 
Apr 22, 2008 at 5:42 AM Post #64 of 1,377
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Originally Posted by filipelli /img/forum/go_quote.gif
The tape is perfect. It is strong enough to hold the amp and nano together, but also allows me to take the two apart whenever I need to without any residue. In fact, when I take the combo apart, the tape remains sticky enough to put the two back together. I would say the tape is very strong, and gives the combo a solid, sturdy feeling. I highly recommend it.


In that case I take it you keep the tape attached to the amp when using them seperately? The more I think about it, the more I like this more than velcro.
 
Apr 22, 2008 at 12:51 PM Post #65 of 1,377
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I hope the pic doesn't quote too.
How well does this work for you? I'm considering that iPod... it would go to a powered amp in a head unit though, not a portable amp. Is it nearly audiophile quality, or would you recommend another player?



This rig works well for me. I have IEMs, but after a while, they get a little irritating in my ear canal, so I have to switch to the Denon cans to give my ear canals a rest.

The iPod touch gives very good audio quality through an amp. Directly out of the headphone out, the Denon AH-D1001 sound really anemic. My UE SF5EB sound less anemic as they're more sensitive .

All in all, I'm very happy with the audio quality from my Touch with or without the amp. I don't know if it's audiophile quality. Still prefer MacBook Pro --> (optical digital out) --> iBasso D1 --> any headphone. The Touch gives very satisfying audio quality with LOD --> amp, but is not the most cost effective way to do so. You get just as good audio quality with a nano or classic in its place, or one of the many FOTM MP3 players.

Consider the Touch only if you need the other features:
(1) WiFi - the browser works better than any other portable device out there
(2) Address book/calendar/Photo album
(3) Relative big screen - great for viewing podcasts, movies, etc

The Touch's control system would be hard to control without looking at it. Quite a misnomer because it's hard to control the Touch by touch - you have to control it by looking at it. Whereas other MP3 players that don't rely on a touch screen are easy to control 'blind' - probably a better choice if you are using it in a car.

SQ-wise, I prefer my 'ancient' iRiver IHP-120
 
Apr 22, 2008 at 10:07 PM Post #72 of 1,377
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@monolith - yeah the tape usually just sticks on the amp. It's easy to remove without residue if I wanted to.


Thanks.

When you get that low profile LOD from Punisher, be sure to post pictures of it in the Nano/Supermini setup. I like my LOD a lot, but if that fits such a small setup well I might have to switch.
 
Apr 23, 2008 at 3:04 PM Post #73 of 1,377
My new portable rig...

iPod touch -> Nonby HACs *AUG x UPOCC (22AWG AUG-Line x 20AWG Neotech UPOCC) -> HeadAmp Pico (without DAC) -> triple.fi 10 Pro
(*AUG-Line=an alloy of gold and silver)

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Apr 23, 2008 at 4:46 PM Post #74 of 1,377
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Heres a little update of my poor man's portable. This time, with a brainsalad LOD and some headphones

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Brainsalad makes some nice LOD's
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I love minee..
 
Apr 23, 2008 at 10:09 PM Post #75 of 1,377
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My new portable rig...

iPod touch -> Nonby HACs *AUG x UPOCC (22AWG AUG-Line x 20AWG Neotech UPOCC) -> HeadAmp Pico (without DAC) -> triple.fi 10 Pro
(*AUG-Line=an alloy of gold and silver)

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yay someone else who uses the TF10 with E2C tips, good work
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also: do people really wear Grados out in public as portables?
 

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