Pictures of Your Portable Rig [Part XIII]
Jun 17, 2009 at 3:14 AM Post #2,821 of 5,950
Excellent job on the GradoClip! Very sexy
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Jun 17, 2009 at 4:08 AM Post #2,822 of 5,950
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You Nokia guys wouldn't have any tips on streaming audio would you? I'm thinking about getting the E71, and thought with a FiiO size amp, using it as a media player, however it want to carry my whole 34gb collection, which I do on my D2 with 3 SD cards. I'm thinking about keeping the D2 for use abroad, in the car/bed etc. - and now i'm using my portable rig less, just using the phone. I still like to shuffle through my own collection as a whole though, and not swap music on the device much. I could still use Last.fm Mobbler for listening to other stuff though.

Mobbler has improved ALOT in the latest update, but it's still not quite what I want. Could I stream via 3G from my home pc? Or could I upload my collection onto a web server and stream from it? What applications could do this? I like mobbler, but it's not got my whole collection on there (lots of other stuff though!) and it is hard to find something to listen to. I tune in to an artists radio, typing the name in, and it comes up with other stuff too
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- I just want to be able to put my collection on shuffle, and stream it. Viable?

Will Spotify do what I want? Maybe it is closer to what I want than Last.fm? They have a mobile client coming I have heard, how long, and how suited to what I want idk. An application that allowed me to stream music I uploaded to their servers would be brilliant, but I don't think anything like it exists?
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Orb sort of has it right... I run the app on my laptop (has to be on 24/7 though) and go to the browser on my phone, and pick what I want, and play/download. I can play all the tracks, and they stream in RealPlayer, but can't skip tracks etc. and no albu art. If they coupled it with a good application, it would be perfect. I'll keep it for streaming vids to the E61 when i'm downstairs etc. though.

Anything? Or should I just carry both the E71 (when I get one!) and the D2 and SD's and be done with it?
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keep in mind the E71 has a 2.5mm headphone jack. The just announced E72 has a standard 3.5mm jack
 
Jun 17, 2009 at 3:43 PM Post #2,824 of 5,950
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Originally Posted by 3X0 /img/forum/go_quote.gif
Right now I only have my iPhone 3G to compare it to, but for crude reference reference it sounds like the 3G with a layer of cotton muffling the sound. It's not as bad as I'm making it sound.. it just sounds a little veiled and less resolving than the 3G (which I found a stellar performer.. hence why I'm going to move to the 3GS as a no-brainer). It's really great for a phone, but it lives in the 3G's shadow sonically speaking.

More pointedly, it's pretty warm, like the N85. The sound signature is laid-back and not too aggressive.. not a lot of energy going on throughout the spectrum. Definitely not too cold or analytical. Sounds great with jazz, I must say.

Right now I'm using it for the gym with a pair of iM716s so it'll do just fine. The rest of the features are pretty slick.. though I do prefer mobile OSX Cocoa Touch over Symbian S60v5 for ease of use.
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Umm.. I have to take this back. I just compared to my iPhone 3G once again with my HD25-1s and made the dB consistent between the two.. the N97 is every bit as good as the 3G.
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Don't know what clouded my early impressions. Probably the Jager.
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Jun 17, 2009 at 3:49 PM Post #2,826 of 5,950
Samsung P3 16GB Sony NWZ-S639 16GB Sansa Clip 8GB
Sennheiser CX300 Grado SR60i, Stock Sony and Samsung buds.

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Jun 17, 2009 at 3:50 PM Post #2,827 of 5,950
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Jun 17, 2009 at 11:21 PM Post #2,828 of 5,950
Oya? - Where did you get that cable! I need one bad. Any help greatly appreciated.
 
Jun 18, 2009 at 6:57 AM Post #2,829 of 5,950
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Originally Posted by DoYouRight /img/forum/go_quote.gif
Oya? - Where did you get that cable! I need one bad. Any help greatly appreciated.


It was a DIY
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, but Grado and Sennheiser both sell that kind of adapter cable. TTVJ sells a few kinds.
 
Jun 19, 2009 at 10:29 AM Post #2,835 of 5,950
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Originally Posted by Oya? /img/forum/go_quote.gif
http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/668/22758940.jpg

Doesn't get taken out for portable use very often for obvious reasons, but great for when I'm winding down at night and don't want to be glued in front of an amp.
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Wait one sec... what is THAT?

Are my eyes tricking me or I saw an alessandro MS2 with stock cable and 1/4'' jack connected to a jack to balanced XLR plug and that plug connected to a XLR to mini jack?
 

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