[Sorensiim]

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My fav closed (but sadly non-isolating) headphones. Sold my Ed8LE to buy the SigPros but along the way demo-ed the TH900's and was completely sold.
 
 
Yes I have. I've got a Benchmark DAC1 Pre at home and a -very quick- summary of my experience, the HP-A8C is more mellow and easy going whilst the Benchmark DAC1 Pre is more impactful. Each one is good depending on genre of music.

That would make the TH900 one hell of a can. Congrats! I'm only slightly jealous! Is the DX100 capable of driving them?

 

[AnakChan]

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That would make the TH900 one hell of a can. Congrats! I'm only slightly jealous! Is the DX100 capable of driving them?

 
I thought it could until I listened to a bunch of DAC/Amps last weekend :-

http://www.head-fi.org/t/624419/report-tokyo-fujiya-dac-festival-25th-august-2012
 
Then realised, nah the DX100 doesn't cut it . But that's not really fair as most of the DAC/Amps mid/high end desktop versions.

 

[turokrocks]

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Sorry for the iPhone shot...what I've got going right now.

A true love story...!

 

[retrophonic]

Here's a pic of my portable rig, the Sennheiser Amperior and the ihifi812V2.

 

[sharkz]

I've never seen that player before and there seems to be little information about it. How is it?

 

[retrophonic]

The build quality is very solid and the sound quality is excellent, especially when listening to vocals. I've only had the headphones for about two weeks, so they haven't had the proper burn-in time though.

 

[TheKarakiri]

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Sorry for the iPhone shot...what I've got going right now.

That is really amazing! But also really expensive

 

[TheKarakiri]

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Here's a pic of my portable rig, the Sennheiser Amperior and the ihifi812V2.

That's nice!

 

[Yuceka]

Can someone explain to me the point of saying "nice", "great", "I like it", "cool" after quoting the entire picture or pictures in this thread?

 

[anoxy]

Yeah it's fairly annoying to scroll through the same picture several times on the same page. People need to learn to just say "Nice rig, *insert username here*"

 

[DigitalFreak]

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Can someone explain to me the point of saying "nice", "great", "I like it", "cool" after quoting the entire picture or pictures in this thread?

 
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Yeah it's fairly annoying to scroll through the same picture several times on the same page. People need to learn to just say "Nice rig, *insert username here*"

 
 
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Can someone explain to me the point of saying "nice", "great", "I like it", "cool" after quoting the entire picture or pictures in this thread?

 
Chill out my brother boppers

 

 

[psion84]

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I see, but you can open the back side of the amp right?

Yea but the casing is fastened to torx screws. i dont have a torx screwdriver to open it and i doubt i would want to do it.

 

[Tilpo]

Yeah it's fairly annoying to scroll through the same picture several times on the same page. People need to learn to just say "Nice rig, *insert username here*"

Better yet: quote the post and put the images in spoiler tags.
That way they don't take up that much space, and if you want to view the pictures in question you can do so at the click of a button without loading a new page.

 

[lee730]

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Better yet: quote the post and put the images in spoiler tags.
That way they don't take up that much space, and if you want to view the pictures in question you can do so at the click of a button without loading a new page.

Why not just quote their post if it is reasonably sized or just quote the area that you are replying to? You can easily delete the pictures from the quote .

 

[Tilpo]

Why not just quote their post if it is reasonably sized or just quote the area that you are replying to? You can easily delete the pictures from the quote .

Yes.

That's what I do when I'm in lazy mood.



But spoiler tags are better.




And lots of whitespace in a post like this

is good.